Sentence examples for directive member from inspiring English sources

Under provisions of this directive, member countries have until 2005 to pass national laws covering most of the provisions and one more year on the provision restricting defense tactics.

Under the new Directive, Member States must withdraw all measures granting special and exclusive rights that may restrict competition in the telecommunications sector, other than in accordance with objective, proportional and non-discriminatory criteria (Article 1(2)(1)).

20 However, under Article 5(2)(b) of that directive, Member States may provide for an exception to the author's reproduction right in relation to his work in respect of reproductions on any medium made by a natural person for private use and for ends that are neither directly nor indirectly commercial (so-called 'private copying' exception).

69 Under Article 3(2) of the Conditional Access Directive, Member States may not restrict the free movement of protected services and conditional access devices for reasons falling within the field coordinated by that directive, without prejudice to the obligations flowing from Article 3(1).

Nevertheless, as scheduled via the EU Commission's directive, member states must report on risks, threats, and vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure every 2 years.

Corresponding methodological guidelines leave much scope for the transfer of concepts into practice, as illustrated by the EU flood directive: member states are requested to use the best practice and best technologies available for their risk maps and risk management plans, while excessive costs ought to be avoided.

Whereas, with a directive, Member States get a bit more flexibility because it's up to them how they implement the substance of the thing.

The manufacture of weapons using 3-D printers is already banned by a European Union directive to member nations.

Europe's packaging directive requires member states to recycle 60% of their glass and paper, 50% of metals and 22.5% of plastic packaging by the end of 2008.

The Directive restricts Member States from discriminating between providers of public telecommunications networks with regard to granting rights of way for the provision of such networks (Article 1 6)).

The European Union (EU) Habitats Directive requires Member States to monitor and maintain at favourable conservation status those species identified to be in need of protection, including all cetaceans.