Some provisions of the draft convention could prove difficult to reconcile provisions of Directive 2000 31 EC

Article 14 of the draft convention and article 11 of the directive risk creating inconsistencies between Community provisions and the Convention.

The Working Group had been aware that draft article 6 was based on a similar provision in the European Union Directive.

Directive on disposal of construction materials (Council Directive 91 689 EEC (OJ L 377, 31.12.1991, p.20))

Mr. Carvell (United Kingdom) said that the proposed clause provided a vehicle for reconciling potential differences between the draft convention and the European Union Directive.

The publication of some additional information is encouraged, for example, in the EU public procurement directive (the EU directive ).

The EU has begun applying Aarhus type principles in its legislation, notably the Water Framework Directive (Directive 2000 60 EC).

As it stood, the draft convention might result in incompatibilities with, in particular, articles 2, 9, 10 and 11 of the European Union Directive on electronic commerce.

Furthermore, the Directive on electronic commerce was consistent with the draft convention inasmuch as it allowed companies in EU member States to choose third country law for contractual purposes.

The EU Public Procurement Directive, article 38 (6).

Article 54(7) of Directive 2004 18 EC.

See, e.g., the EU Public Procurement Directive, annex VIII.

The directive did not require the imposition of penalties.

Europe In Europe, health freedom movement writers and campaigners believe that European Union (EU) laws such as the Food Supplements Directive, the Traditional Herbal Medicinal Products Directive, and the Human Medicinal Products (Pharmaceuticals) Directive, will reduce their access to food supplements and herbal medicines.

Emergency numbers Africa Asia Europe The common European emergency number is 112 (following Directive 2002 22 EC Universal Service Directive) and also standard on GSM mobile phones.

Consider, for example, the European Commission s so called services directive.

See article 54(3) of EU Directive 2004 18 EC.

E.g., under article 43 of EU Directive 2004 18 EC.

See article 54(8) of EU Directive 2004 18 EC.

Directive on the demolition of buildings, structures and installations containing asbestos and the removal of asbestos or materials containing asbestos therefrom (Council Directive 87 217 EEC (OJ L 85, 28.3.1987, p.40), as amended by Council Directive 91 692 EEC (OJ L 377, 31.12.1991, p.48))

See, e.g., article 54(4) of EU Directive 2004 18 EC.

The quote, from the Media Initiative website, summarizes the main idea behind a pan European campaign that aims at urging the European Commission to draft a Directive to protect Media Pluralism and Press Freedom.

See article 1, para. 13, of the EU Directive 2004 18 EC.

The directive on racial discrimination came into force on 19 July 2000.

In addition, the amended directive contains an explicit stipulation concerning sexual harassment.

From European Union (Council Directive 92 58 EEC of 24 June 1992)

A joint FARDC MONUC EUSEC operational directive had been prepared for that purpose.

The European directive on water stipulates that all communities over 2,000 inhabitants have to have water purification facility and this directive is binding for all EU present and future member States, like Bosnia and Herzegovina.

These draft legislation were in line with European Union standards and principles and with all relevant international conventions and the Framework Directive for Water, especially through introduction of the principle of integral environment approach to river basin management.

Another European directive came into effect on January 1, banning medical research on chimpanzees.

This applies in particular to the Water Framework Directive and the Common Agricultural Policy.

A similar approach had been adopted in the European Union Directive on electronic commerce.

The European Commission, as custodian of the Treaty establishing the European Community and the Community rules derived therefrom, was required to ensure compatibility between the draft convention and Community rules, in particular Directive 2000 31 EC on electronic commerce.

The ultimate goal of the project is adoption of new water sector legislation, harmonized with that of the EU, particularly the Framework Directive on Water (Directive 2000 60 EC, European Parliament and Council, of 23 October 2000).

Directive 2000 31 EC of the European Union on electronic commerce ( the European Union Directive ), on the other hand, allowed the parties to prove the essence of the signature without abstractly proving the reliability of the technology.