Sentence examples for revised directive from inspiring English sources

Of course the revised Directive also introduces some new elements that are a step forward.

The revised directive makes such internal checks mandatory and says more of the aircraft must be inspected.

It has been quietly drafting a revised directive that will determine the next phase of market opening in 2003.

In Sweden, as in Britain, requiring foreign companies to sign up to such agreements under a revised directive would be inviting protectionism by the back door at a time when Europe needs quite the opposite.

Nokia, which held the No.1 slot with an overall score of 7.3, was nonetheless penalized one point on the Greenpeace rankings for "failing to do proactive lobbying" for a revised directive.

Mr. Dalli also said his ouster had jeopardized chances for the revised directive to be passed before the current term of the European Parliament, which must approve the legislation, expires in 2014.

The revised directives could be adopted in early 2013, although the Cabinet Office admits this is dependent on various factors including discussions with the European Parliament.

The Commission shall consider revising Directive 2013/34/EU to improve corporate sustainability risk reporting.

As this aspect reaches beyond the type-approval legislation and no obligations can be introduced in the current proposal, the co-legislators should be encouraged to keep the introduction of the eCall system in mind while revising Directive 2009/40/EC on periodic roadworthiness tests.

Last June after a relatively brief 18 months of negotiations, the European Parliament adopted a proposal for a revised PSI Directive.

This is short of the revised ELV directive target of 95% materials recovery, which requires a minimum of 85% of materials to be recycled or reused.