Sentence examples for directive provides for from inspiring English sources
A draft directive provides for the creation of audit-only firms in the European Union.
Further, the Directive provides for long transitional periods, delaying the entry into force of important parts of its regime until 2007.
(67) Similar to Article 16(2) of Directive 2014/26/EU, this Directive provides for rules as regards new online services.
Article 4f of the directive provides for the possibility of partial access to activities reserved to a particular profession in the host Member State, under certain conditions.
Where this Directive provides for more specific rules or adds requirements compared to the provisions laid down by sectorial EU legislation, those provisions shall be applied in conjunction with the provisions of this Directive".
I congratulate the rapporteur, and I note that the Directive provides for a variety of instruments to enable these objectives to be achieved: periods allowed for withdrawal, reversal of the burden of proof under certain conditions, distinction between professionals and amateurs, exclusion of certain types of contract, especially those relating to financial services, specific information, etc.
Can an advance directive provide for "mercy killing" by defining what is, and what is not, a "useful breath"?
These proposals that we have made must be felt on the ground, in the lives of undertakings, female workers and families, because it is not acceptable, as various people have said here today, that 30 years after a directive provided for equal pay, we still have this clear disparity of 30% between the average wages of men and women working in industry.
His directives provided for the segregation of Jews, ultimately in Ghettos.
The directives provide for a network of member state designated conservation areas across Europe relating to specified habitats and birds.
(45) The current framework of prudential requirements for credit institutions and the supplementary supervision of financial conglomerates is formed by Directives providing for a significant number of options and discretions for Member States when circumscribing the powers of competent authorities.
