Examples of using Transposing the directive in English and their translations into Swedish
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In some cases, national laws transposing the Directive do not clearly describe the duties and responsibilities of clients,
In this specific context the workplace is mentioned as a place in which the national legislation transposing the Directive has to be made available to inform workers about their rights.
Member States are required to communicate to the Commission the text of national provisions transposing the Directive, and a correlation table between those provisions and the Directive. .
when these proposals are the result of transposing the Directive?
However, Hungary and Luxembourg have not informed the Commission of all the necessary transposition measures for fully transposing the Directive into their national legislation.
grey lists should be transcribed in full in the legal acts transposing the Directive.
a postponement of the deadline for transposing the Directive into national legislation.
ranging from a mere reference to the national legal texts transposing the directive to detailed correlation tables.
However, Austria has only partially notified the Commission of measures transposing the Directive into national law.
However, Italy and Spain have not informed the Commission of all the necessary transposition measures for fully transposing the Directive into their national legislation.
When transposing the Directive, only the United Kingdom made use of this possibility of not applying Article 6.
Contrary to its obligations, Germany did not notify any legal instruments transposing the Directive to the Commission.
Romania) to clarify certain points in their national legislation transposing the Directive.
In this respect, it would be desirable for national legislation transposing the Directive to make provision for special training programmes for drivers of articulated buses.
Indicator 1: average air time, or alternatively, depending on the choice made by the Member State when transposing the Directive, the average proportion of the programming budget allocated to European works by independent producers.
Latvia and The Netherlands have not informed the Commission of all the necessary transposition measures for fully transposing the Directive into their national legislation.