Примери за използване на Broad interpretation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Enables broad interpretation.
The requirement that provisions be interpreted in a manner consistent with fundamental rights supports a broad interpretation of that provision.
This is up for broad interpretation.
A broad interpretation of Article 2(2) of Directive 93/37 is not required for this purpose.
The evidence is subject to broad interpretation.
With such a broad interpretation, insult was even the loss of a sword soldier- as the dishonor of the imperial genius, who took the military oath.
Here is another example of broad interpretation.
In particular, on a broad interpretation of the conditions for the application of the SEA Directive, the foregoing factors indicate that the contested order is to be regarded as a plan or programme.
The question that arises is whether that term can be taken, through a broad interpretation, to encompass the place from which internet sales services are provided.
Calls for a broad interpretation of the definition of investment in the application of the OECD Guidelines to ensure supply-chain issues are covered under implementation procedures;
More specifically, the problem stems from the excessively broad interpretation of the concept of‘direct documentary evidence' in the judgment under appeal.
The unusual event clause also leads to increase in non-related expenditure in the years following the granting of the clause, and applies broad interpretation of eligible expenditures(paragraph 57).
The Court has never adopted such a broad interpretation of the first paragraph of Article 275 TFEU.
They offer the opportunity to satisfy the individual person who is harmed by the administration on the basis of mediation,honesty and a broad interpretation of justice rather than legal basis.".
The Netherlands Government submits, moreover, that such a broad interpretation creates uncertainty as to the criteria for the admissibility of actions for annulment of such acts.
A year later, in renowned general Douglas MacArthur's biography, Reminiscences, he states that,“By‘telecom' I was directed to use the Navy and the Air Force to assist South Korean defenses by whatever use I could make of these two arms,” showing that, even when referring toprevious means of communication, the term was starting to encompass a broad interpretation of media.
Whereas the definition of innovation in the OECD's Oslo Manual has received a broad interpretation and is becoming the standard in the Community institutions.
They are motivated by the too broad interpretation in the practice of the term“interested party” and the possibility of filing a complaint, on the basis of which the Commission for Protection of Competition(CPC) stops the proceedings.
L. according to Law 34/2002 of Services of the Information Society and Electronic Commerce,he announced that the broad interpretation of that law, between these services includes the provision of information by such means.
With that in mind, a broad definition and broad interpretation of the principle of subsidiarity are the order of the day, and I would be grateful to the Commission if it could briefly express a position in this regard.
First, it should be noted that, in its judgment in Ruiz Zambrano(134) and in its subsequent case-law confirming that judgment,the Court gave a broad interpretation of Article 20 TFEU consistent with the fundamental nature of the status of citizen of the Union.
That government considers however that a broad interpretation of Article 3 of Regulation No 2377/90 would permit the placing of progesterone, subject to the limitation on its use via the intravaginal route, in Annex II to that regulation given the lack of any existing method.
We provide an overview of the errors and inconsistencies that we found, andhighlight cases of sub-optimal use of EU funds resulting from a broad interpretation of VAT recoverability, in particular in the case of public bodies receiving EU aid.
The masters in photography andrelated media emphasizes a broad interpretation of photography as a conceptual art form, with the intention of inspiring and nurturing the individuality of each student as a creative, productive artist.
Furthermore, a broad interpretation of Article 5(4) of Annex XIII to the Staff Regulations would be likely to interfere with equality of treatment between successful candidates in the same competition, who, according to the case-law, are in a legal and factual situation that is comparable and must, in the absence of any objective reasons justifying differentiation, be given the same treatment, particularly as regards classification.
The proposals have been criticised by politicians andlawyers because of its vague language which, in a broad interpretation, could lead to a conviction for dissemination of any information related to the banking sector, even if it is not false or misleading.
In support of that broad interpretation of the right to the limitation of maximum working hours and to rest periods, it may be observed, first of all, that, this being a‘social' right, it is in the nature of such rights that the holder of such a right may expect positive action to be taken by the State and by other‘obligated parties'.
The Commission contends in respect of both parts of the third plea that a broad interpretation of Article 2(2) of Directive 93/37 such as the one adopted by the General Court helps to ensure that public funds are awarded impartially.( 42).
Those factors favour a broad interpretation of the combined provisions of Article 2(f) and Article 10(3) of Directive 2003/86, given the usual length of time taken to handle asylum claims and the possibility for the authorities to give priority to the cases of certain asylum applicants, particularly when they are close to the age of majority.
It is also not necessary to give Article 5(4) of Annex XIII to the Staff Regulations a broad interpretation which also includes successful candidates in an open competition in order to ensure equal treatment between temporary staff who have passed an open or internal competition.