If the balance of interests between the leading players is not ensured the Commission will, after consultation with the parties involved, submit corresponding amendments to this directive to the European Parliament, the Council and the Economic and Social Committee.
The provisions of sectorial EU legislation shall prevail over this Directive to the extent that the requirements provided by this Directive contradict the requirements laid down in sectorial EU legislation.
After numerous complaints were received on Tuesday morning, Ms. LePore issued this directive to the county's 106 precincts: "Attention all poll workers.
This is because the Netherlands has submitted a request for annulment of this directive to the Court of Justice, citing its "internal inconsistency", among other factors.
(Air France made a point of saying that it did not control the investigation and gave no directive to the search team, and this is confirmed by people at Woods Hole).
(An example is a directive to "Call this toll-free number now!") "Hollywood has always known how to use sound to control emotions, right?" Mr. Arnell continued.
At a February 1966 conference with President Lyndon Johnson in Honolulu, Westmoreland had been given an explicit directive to achieve this goal, to demonstrate that he could make good on his chosen strategy of attrition.
Interior Minister Manuel Valls confirmed this directive to Reuters, and added, in an even harder line, "Neither will I allow street prayers, which have no place in this republic.
Ines Ayala Sender, a Spanish MEP and the EU Parliament's negotiator on the issue, said: "To meet the new EU target of cutting road deaths by half in Europe we need new and more effective road-safety tools – such as this directive – to make sure offenders are held to account.
