Voorbeelden van het gebruik van First directive in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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D The First Directive of 1968' provides a system of publicity for all companies.
The proposal does not envisage any major change to the scope of the First Directive.
First directive on equal treatment for men
Action at Community level is therefore necessary to meet the objectives set by the SLIM Group with respect to modernisation, in a coherent way, of the First Directive.
The first directive set out the safety requirements that cars had to have, to be implemented in two phases.
This paragraph introduces in Article 6 of the First Directive some changes consequential to amendments presented above.
Mr President, this is the first directive that deals with ambient noise, as distinct from noise from a particular common source.
Council Directive 86 566 EEC of 17 November 1986 amending the First Directive of 11 May 1960 on the implementation of Article 67 of the Treaty.
The first directive, which dates from 1976, had very positive results
The harmonization process in the area of company law has been in full stride since the first directive which saw the light in 1968.
The first directive had already expanded the payment services market
I am sure that in a few years we will be discussing this subject again in Parliament with the aim of extending and improving this first directive.
administrative provisions set up in pursuance of the first directive.
The Member States must determine the persons who must carry out the disclosure requirements of this Directive as has been required in respect of disclosure in respect of the company by Article 5 of the First Directive.
the normal solvency margin laid down in the first directive is in most circumstances 16% of the total premiums and contributions received in the year.
Moreover, policy holders are often classified in categories which do not fit in with the distinction between life and non-life business as set out in the First Directive of 5 March 1979.
Using the same approach, in 1989, the Commission of the European Communities proposed to complement this first Directive with a second general system for the recog nition of vocational training.
Amending the first Directive 80/1335/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to methods of analysis necessary for checking the composition of cosmetic products.
Important, as it constitutes our first directive based on the new and strengthened provisions in
However, it should be observed that the First Directive does not prevent Member States from requiring