European Union Directive

Regulatory law must comply with European Union directives in force.

Many of these give effect to European Union directives.

There is an European Union directive that mandates the purchase of electric buses for public services.

The proposal before us today is intended to replace existing European Union directives which govern this important energy policy matter.

Various amendments have been made to the original statute, mostly originating from European Union directives.

State intention is to deny phosphates after the European Union directive sets the demand in 2012.

Like all European Union directives, this is an instrument which requires member states to enact its provisions in national legislation.

This also applies to the various types of waste packaging set out in the European Union directive of 1994.

European Union Directive establishing the framework for electronic signatures:

It would be terrible if an establishment which defended itself against Communist power should collapse under pressure from European Union directives.

Under European Union directives, margarine is defined as:

This Act, among other things, transposed European Union directives on working times into Irish law.

Debriefing for buyer-value contracts - under European Union directives, the buyer must say who was awarded the contract and why.

Today's report will make it possible to implement a criminal-law instrument in the form of a European Union directive to combat gender-based violence.

European Union directives as well as UK regulations aim for eradication.

The measures are intended to bring Britain into line with European Union directives, which forbid age discrimination in employment and vocational training.

It must also have been adapted to achieve a higher emission standard than that required by the European Union Directive when the vehicle was manufactured.

In accordance with European Union directive 2006/24/EC providers have to store information about internet traffic.

A European Union directive asks countries to establish maritime investigation authorities that are independent of the maritime administration divisions.

One important subject of discussion was how to defuse a potential trade dispute focusing on a European Union directive that threatens trade in pharmaceutical products.

The Finnish representatives in Brussels agreed only with great reluctance to the latest European Union directives.

Member States must transpose European Union directives, and also comply with existing directives on environmental protection.

In my opinion, it is a very serious judgment, because it relativises the content of a very important European Union directive on terrorism.

Under European Union directives, a margarine product cannot be called "butter", even if most of it consists of natural butter.