Примери за използване на A rule of law на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Rebuilding a rule of law;
Turkey, in an irrevocable way, is rapidly distancing itself from a rule of law state.
The absence of a rule of law for debt restructuring delays fresh starts and can lead to chaos.
No system can work well without a rule of law.
The less drastic means contended for here is a rule of law making the withdrawal of[J's] consent non-conclusive.
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Neither Mickoski nor Zaev have that right,because there must be a rule of law.
On 27 July 2016 European Commission adopted a Rule of Law Recommendation on the situation in Poland, setting out the Commission's concerns and recommending how these can be addressed.
Urge the Commission to immediately engage in a rule of law dialogue with Malta.
The United States, the European Union, the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development andthe United Nations have spent billions of dollars for the express purpose of helping countries build a rule of law.
If US aid was effective, Ukraine would have become a rule of law paradise long ago.
The infringement must constitute a manifest breach of a rule of law regarded as essential in the legal order of the State in which enforcement is sought or of a right recognised as being fundamental within that legal order.
The Commission is today setting out concrete initiatives grouped around 3 pillars:promoting a rule of law culture;
The Commission is thus setting out concrete initiatives grouped around three pillars- promoting a rule of law culture, preventing rule of law problems and responding effectively to rule of law breaches.
It brings forward a number of initiatives grouped around three pillars:promoting a rule of law culture;
Bulgaria, which is the brightest example in the EU for a failed transition towards a rule of law and is also governed by a leader with an inclination towards one-man rule, sent its army to the border with Macedonia to protect itself from refugee entrance.
Lastly, my final point:the one thing that still has to be rebuilt in Congo is a rule of law with real governing powers.
Without it being necessary to decide whether that provision constitutes a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals, it cannot be taken for granted that the Commission manifestly and seriously infringed it by requiring separation of the two parties to the transaction in such a way that Legrand's size could not be affected and no subsequent retransfer of Legrand's business to Schneider was permitted.
The red card shown by Holland is currently one of the last means of pressure that can force Romania to become a rule of law state.
The plenary in Strasbourg today voted by a huge majority to call on the European Commission to start a rule of law dialogue with the Maltese government over the worrying situation there.
We should consider the European Union not as a donor, not as a source of funds, but as something we would like to be- an economic, political and cultural community, which believes in its mission, its principles and values, by working to ensure peace,democracy and a rule of law in the world.
Hence, if the judiciary prevails andBerlusconi is excluded from political life, millions of Italians will see this not as the affirmation of a rule of law(something that might make life more challenging for everybody), but simply as one battle won by the other side.
On the surface it seems that the Ukrainian crisis was caused by the West not taking into account Russia's strategic interests in Sevastopol and therefore its Black Sea Fleet and over the government in Kiev and that such control would be impossible if the government were to be pro-European and were to be moving the country toward approximation with the EU,was creating a rule of law and democracy.
The Commission substantiated its grave concerns on the planned reform of the judiciary in Poland in a Rule of Law Recommendation addressed to the Polish authorities.
Nobody could have failed to see that we were trying to create citizenship without the citizens, to conduct politics without the voters,to establish faith in the ideal of a rule of law without complying with it.
And as this has not happened in decades, that is why in Bulgaria we have started to call this in a vulgar way[it is hard to translate], thus expressing the entire indignation,rage and helplessness of the thousands who want to finally have a rule of law state, transparency, integrity and resignations, many resignations of all those who have not only not responded to the confidence of people, but ridiculed with it.
It follows that the fact that the teams of officials responsible for the various stages of investigation of the transactionwere composed wholly or partly of the same members does not constitute a sufficiently serious breach by the Commission of a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals.
The European Commission said that it“substantiates its grave concerns on the planned reform of the judiciary in Poland in a Rule of Law Recommendation addressed to the Polish authorities.
It follows that the breach of Schneider's rights of defence is to be regarded in this case as a manifest and serious disregard by the Commission of the limits to whichit is subject and, as such, constitutes a sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals.
The protests that have been going on for six months against the oligarchic governance, the lack of a fight against corruption and organised crime,the total absence of a rule of law, are as peaceful, innovative and persistent as in the beginning.
Where, as in this case, a legal measure is relied on as a basis for an action for damages, that measure, in order to be capable of causing the Communityto incur non‑contractual liability, must constitute a sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals.