Sentence examples for proposed a directive from inspiring English sources
In 1989, European authorities first proposed a Directive on takeovers.
As a result, we proposed a directive on health and safety at work for social workers in Taiwan.
To remove these the European Commission has proposed a directive that would harmonise laws and procedures.The wages of sinDespite more-severe punishments, cartels still form all the time.
He has recently proposed a directive extending employment rights to part-time workers, and an expansion of the maximum working-hours directive that so enraged the previous British government.
Recently the European Commission, after much wrangling, proposed a directive to set minimum tax rates for energy products, but few officials even in Brussels expect it to be adopted by national governments.Even so, the energy proposal shows that tax is firmly back on the EU's agenda.
On 12 February 2002 the Commission proposed a directive which would update the existing list of CMR substances banned for consumer use by adding 44 further substances.
The European commissioner for home affairs, Cecilia Malmström, is proposing a directive this week to block websites that show images of child abuse.
I do feel, however, that the directive lacks ambition with regard to limiting phosphates in detergents.. (FR) I agree with the initiative taken by Germany to propose a directive making it possible to improve the organisation of the transit of third country nationals expelled by a Member State, when the plane which transports them has to stop in the territory of another Member State.
Deploring the fact that laws and the definitions in this area vary across member states, they reiterate their call on the EU Commission to propose a Directive against all forms of violence against women (VAW), including updated common definitions and legal standards that treat it as a crime.
The key vote in the industry committee yesterday (9 October) instead proposed a new directive to ensure that companies have "adequate financial security" to cover the liabilities that could be incurred by any accidents.
The European Commission proposed a draft Directive on cross-border mergers in November 2003, and since its controversial aspects, which have hindered previous drafts for three decades, have now been resolved, it is expected that the European Parliament and the European Council will also approve it.
