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The findings may be implemented as part of changes to the Roadworthiness Directive, which sets the framework for MOT testing, and is scheduled to be introduced in the UK in 2017-18.

The move, foreshadowed in a speech last month, is part of a backlash in Russia against foreign investors in general.The European Parliament voted to scrap Britain's opt-out from the European Union's working-time directive, which sets a limit of 48 hours for a working week.

To exploit heating system-related saving potentials, the EU implemented the Eco-Design Directive, which sets minimum efficiency standards at the design phase.

This resulted in a range of regulatory measures, among which the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEEE) directive, which sets weight-based targets for recovery, preparation for re-use and recycling.

The two main instruments are the Ecodesign Directive, which sets up requirements for the design, manufacturing, and sale of energy-related products, and Directives on Ecolabeling, which recur to market mechanisms and consumer decisions, as well as the possibility of using eco-criteria in public procurement.

An actual reason behind this turn to renewable energy production is EU directives which set the Union's targets for energy production from renewable sources, greenhouse gas emissions and increase in energy efficiency.

Nevertheless bioenergy contributes to the Renewable-Energy Directive 2009/28/EC (which sets a target of 10% renewable energy in transport) and only biofuels meeting the binding sustainability requirements may count on the obligations, the cultivation of energy crops and even the energetic use of biomass is under increasingly controversial debate in Germany.

For years, the European Commission has been trying to impose some British discipline on the rest of Europe through an agreement on a takeover directive, which would set an EU-wide code for corporate mergers and acquisitions.

Johnson's half-truths created new reality, as I discovered while trying to untangle council directive 73,241, which set out rules on quantities of vegetable fat versus cocoa fat.

The key investment-services directive, for instance, which sets conditions for a single EU-wide licence for investment firms, and which empowers stock exchanges to operate across borders, was watered down and implemented belatedly.

Water-associated health complaints may occur despite the fact that the microbiologic quality of the bathing water complies with European Union (EU) Directive 76/160/EEC (1976), which sets limits for fecal indicator bacteria and is primarily aimed at protecting the bather against gastrointestinal complaints and acute febrile respiratory illness, but not against eye, skin, and ear complaints.