Примери за използване на Applicant organisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Applicant Organisations.
Name and address of applicant organisation.
Applicant Organisations- responsible for applying for and managing the project.
It appears that no leader of the applicant organisation was among the newly elected leadership.
Applicant organisations will be assessed against the relevant exclusion and selection criteria.
The unjustified State interference with the organisation of the religious community must have caused non-pecuniary damage to the applicant organisation.
Name of applicant Organisation.
Deciding on an equitable basis, the Court awards EUR 5,000 in respect of non-pecuniary damage,to be paid to Mr N. Gendzhev as the representative of the applicant organisation.
Finally, the applicant organisation argued that there had been irregularities and manipulation in the election of delegates.
As regards the events of July 2004, the Government stated that the prosecuting authorities and the police had assisted the Bulgarian Orthodox Church in recovering its property,which had been unlawfully occupied by persons associated with the applicant organisation.
The eligibility of applicant organisations is therefore defined in the Programme Guide specifically for each measure/sub measure.
The impugned change of leadership was decided in October 1997 by a unification assembly convened pursuant to an agreement entered into by the two rival leaderships,in accordance with rules set out by a joint committee that included representatives of the applicant organisation(see paragraphs 31-33 above).
The eligibility of applicant organisations is therefore defined in the Programme Guide specifically for each measure/sub measure.
Furthermore, even if the initial participation of the Directorate is seen as nothing more than neutral mediation in the preparation of a unification assembly,matters changed at the moment when the Directorate continued to insist on“unification" despite the fact that the leaders of the applicant organisation decided to withdraw.
Applicant Organisations- responsible for applying for and managing the project, but can also act as a sending organisation. .
In the context of their work programmes submitted under this call, applicant organisations are also encouraged to link their activities to the 2018 European Year of Cultural Heritage.
Applicant Organisations- responsible for applying for and managing the project, but can also act as a sending organisation. .
Instead, the leaders elected by the October 1997 conference obtained the status of the sole legitimate leadership of the Muslim community and as a result the applicant organisation could no longer represent at least part of the religious community and manage its affairs and assets according to the will of that part of the community(see paragraphs 31-40 above).
Applicant Organisations- responsible for applying for and managing the project, but can also act as a sending organisation. .
In 1992 andthe following years the applicant organisation had gained control over Church buildings through arbitrary and unlawful acts and it was necessary to restore legality.
The applicant organisation alleged that there had been a number of separate violations of Article 6 of the Convention in the 1998-2000 proceedings before the Supreme Administrative Court.
On the basis of the legal-fee agreement submitted by the applicant organisation and the relevant receipts, the Court concludes that the legal costs claimed were, for the most part, actually and necessarily incurred, but applies a reduction on account of the fact that some of the initial complaints were declared inadmissible(see paragraph 6 above).
The applicant organisation has submitted copies of two complaints to the Directorate dated 21 October 1997, one by a local religious leader and one by the mayor of a village.
It presented copies of legal-fee agreements between the applicant organisation and Mrs Margaritova-Vutchkova, its legal representative before the Court, receipts showing that it had paid sums to three lawyers, including Mrs Margaritova-Vutchkova, for work done in several sets of separate judicial proceedings in Bulgaria and receipts concerning translation costs and postal expenses.
The applicant organisation complained that the judicial proceedings it had instituted had not provided an effective remedy against the arbitrary acts of the authorities and that no other remedies had been available.
According to the applicant organisation, the DPS, a political party with a large majority of ethnic Turks among its members, was involved in the organisation of the conference.
According to the applicant organisation, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms, a political party whose members are in their large majority ethnic Turks, was involved in the organisation of the conference.
The applicant organisation claimed approximately EUR 6,800 for legal work in the domestic proceedings and before the Convention institutions and the equivalent of approximately EUR 500 for translation costs, express mail and overhead expenses.
The applicant organisation claimed 25,000 euros(“EUR”) for the alleged damage to the reputation of Mr Gendzhev and the leadership presided over by him and the consequences of the State interference in the internal affairs of the Muslim community.
The applicant organisation further stated that Mr Gendzhev had actively sought the achievement of unification, which he considered important for the well-being of the Muslim community, but had had to withdraw because of irregularities in the election of delegates.