Примери за използване на Contested provisions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Annul the contested provisions;
It notes that maize for human consumption is composed of very particular varieties that are not covered by the contested provisions(‘flint' maize, sweetcorn).
The contested provisions of the Law on greater security of employment supplement Article I.
It follows from the foregoing that the contested provisions must be annulled.
Since the contested provisions would hinder or delay the delivery of medical care, it is likely that this would inflict substantial and irreparable harm to patients.
The Republic of Poland raises the following pleas in law against the contested provisions of Directive 2018/957.
Whether the contested provisions of the 1992 Law are compatible with Community law must therefore be considered in the light of the freedoms of movement established in the Treaty.
By separate document lodged on the same day, the applicant made an application for interimmeasures pursuant to Article 242 EC, seeking suspension of operation of the contested provisions.
Nor has Hungary,to this day, amended or repealed the contested provisions of the NGO law in compliance with EU law.
According to the Commission, the contested provisions cannot be regarded as reservations of the right to exercise implementing power, available to the Council on the basis of the third indent of Article 202 EC.
It also has to be noted that the essential aims of the association can be accomplished without the contested provisions of the memorandum and without the[specific] name of the association.
By application lodged at the Registry of the Court of First Instance on 17 November 2006, the applicant brought this action seeking annulment of certain provisions of the Regulation(‘the contested provisions'), viz.
In those circumstances, no possibility arises of a reclassification of the contested provisions to enable the view to be taken that the Council applied the third indent of Article 202 EC.
The contested provisions introduce a procedure for the adoption of those measures by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission and after consultation of the Parliament; such a procedure differs from those laid down in Article 67 EC.
The Council denies that the secondary legal bases contained in the contested provisions conflict with the co-decision procedure provided for in the first indent of Article 67(5) EC.
However, even though it is not necessary to resolve this question, it is sufficient to observe, as is clear from the order for reference and as Mr Dereci and the Commission argued at the hearing, that Mr Dereci resided legally in Austrian territory until 31 December 2005 andhis residence became illegal only from 1 January 2006 because, in contravention of the contested provisions of the NAG, he remained in Austria whilst his application for family reunification was being processed.
The Commission's action seeking a declaration that the contested provisions are contrary to Article 28 EC is a way of circumventing the limits on Community action in the field of public health.
With regard to the first of those conditions, the Council observes, in essence, that the lists of safe countries will notbe adopted on the basis of Article 63 EC but will be founded on the contested provisions, which provide for a less cumbersome procedure than that used for the adoption of the basic act.
It follows from all of the foregoing that the contested provisions are liable to hinder intraCommunity trade and constitute a measure having equivalent effect to a quantitative restriction on imports prohibited by Article 28 EC.
First, it is necessary to address the argument of the Federal Republic of Germany that the Commission's action seeking a declaration that the contested provisions are contrary to Article 28 EC is a way of circumventing the limits on Community action in the field of public health.
The Republic of Poland raises against that the contested provisions of Directive 2019/790 a plea alleging infringement of the right to freedom of expression and information guaranteed by Article 11 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
In addition, the table(Annex A.12) produced by the applicant and not challenged by the Commission shows that, even in years in which the average specific weight of the harvest was highest,10% of that harvest would not have satisfied the criterion fixed by the contested provisions for admission to intervention and nearly 40% of production would have been affected by a price reduction.
It follows from the foregoing that the contested provisions, which correspond to the quotas from Italy and from Greece allocated to Hungary which are set out in Annexes I and II to the contested decision, cannot be severed from the remainder of the contested decision.
In support of its application for annulment, the Parliament raises four pleas in law: infringement of the EC Treaty stemming from disregard of the first indent of Article 67(5) EC;the Council's lack of competence to enact the contested provisions; breach of the duty to state reasons for those provisions; and, finally, failure to comply with the obligation to cooperate in good faith.
In the alternative, in the event that the Court of Justice considers that the contested provisions of Directive(EU) 2018/957 cannot be separated from the rest of that directive without altering its substance, the Republic of Poland claims that the Court should annul Directive(EU) 2018/957 in its entirety.
It is apparent that the contested provisions in the cases in the main proceedings were adopted by the foral authorities after the Tribunal Supremo(Supreme Court)(Spain), by judgment of 9 December 2004 in appeal(cassation) No 7893/1999, declared numerous similar provisions adopted by the same authorities to be automatically invalid on the ground that, as those measures were capable of constituting State aid, they should have been notified to the Commission of the European Communities pursuant to Article 88(3) EC.
In the alternative,should the Court find that the contested provisions cannot be deleted from Article 17 of Directive(EU) 2019/790 without substantively changing the rules contained in the remaining provisions of that article, the Republic of Poland claims that the Court should annul Article 17 of Directive(EU) 2019/790 in its entirety.
In the alternative,should the Court find that the contested provisions cannot be deleted from Article 17 of Directive(EU) 2019/790 without substantively changing the rules contained in the remaining provisions of that article, the Republic of Poland claims that the Court should annul Article 17 of Directive(EU) 2019/790 in its entirety.
By this action, the Parliament essentially alleges that the Council, by means of the contested provisions, created secondary legal bases which enable it to adopt and amend the lists of safe countries according to a procedure which derogates from that of the first indent of Article 67(5) EC, which, subject to conditions, provides for co-decision.
The Republic of Poland claims, in particular,that the principal objective of the contested provisions on the remuneration of posted workers is to restrict the freedom to provide services by increasing the burden on service providers, with a view to eliminating their competitive advantage resulting from lower pay rates applicable in their country of establishment.