Sentence examples for transposing the directive from inspiring English sources

The official notification about an infringement procedure will be sent to Paris if France does not tell the Commission within two weeks how it is transposing the directive into law and present a timetable for doing so.

All 27 E.U. member states were supposed to have "transposed" the directive in national legislation by 10 November 2012.

Italy should just transpose the directive without further modifications, as most countries have done, says Roberto Caminiti, a physiologist at the University of Rome La Sapienza and chair of the Committee on Animals in Research for the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies.

EU directives are addressed to the Member States, who are obliged to transpose the directive into national law.

This was the principal legislation transposing the Habitats Directive and upgraded the protection of the Kerry slug's habitat by the designation of Special Areas of Conservation (as listed in the distribution section above).

Transpose the direction of the landmark onto your map.

Transpose the direction of travel onto your map.

As part of our work on transposing the revised EU Emissions Trading System EU ETSS) Directive ahead of phase III, we will introduce changes to the framework underpinning the EU Emissions Trading System and the UK's greenhouse gas inventory.

National regulators, which are expected to transpose the EU directive into their own laws by January 2007, need to settle the ambiguities by agreeing on definitions.

Experiment by transposing the music into different keys.

It took a week for the reason for the Council's refusal to become clear, when it turned out that ten Member States have not, to date, transposed the Working Time Directive at all, even though the deadline for them to do so expired in March 2005.