Примери за използване на Court's case-law на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The public policy clause in the Court's case-law.
A- On the Court's case-law on res judicata.
(i) General principles deriving from the Court's case-law.
The Court's case-law on Article 17 of the Charter is not developed to the same extent.
The general principles established by the Court's case-law.
The Court's case-law has already addressed the issue of the temporal effects of the Return Directive.
Other arguments along these lines can also be found in the Court's case-law.
This Court's case-law seems to accept the possibility of imposing an entry ban of unlimited duration.
Directive 2016/343 anddecisions on pre-trial detention in the Court's case-law.
The Military Court, to adopt the terminology used in our Court's case-law, was a court from the organisational point of view;
They therefore had an arguable claim within the meaning of the Court's case-law.
The Court's case-law concerning the rights of journalists and of the press was developed in 1970s and 1980s in a specific social context.
Second part of the first plea,alleging misinterpretation of the Court's case-law.
It is clear from the Court's case-law that disputes between Member States(105) and between Member States and the Union(106) come under Article 344 TFEU.
Finally, the case concerns the interpretation and further development of the Court's case-law in Telaustria(3) and Coname.
It is well established in the Court's case-law that any deprivation of liberty must, in addition to falling within one of the exceptions set out in sub-paragraphs(a)-(f), be“lawful”.
The existence of an office made available by the employer is another factor the relevance of which has been emphasised in the Court's case-law.
The Court's case-law makes the Convention a powerful living instrument for consolidating the rule of law and democracy in Europe.
(90) There is no doubt that the award made by such an arbitral tribunal is binding on the parties within the meaning of the Court's case-law.
The State's duty of neutrality and impartiality,as defined in the Court's case-law, is incompatible with any power on the State's part to assess the legitimacy of religious beliefs.
(35) That approach is, moreover,in accordance with the objective of wide access to justice in environmental matters as expressed in the Court's case-law.
The 100% presumption derives from the Court's case-law on the liability of parent companies for the cartel offences of their subsidiaries.
On the other hand,the first part of the national court's question is more delicate and there is no obvious answer to it in the Court's case-law.
The Court's case-law makes the Convention a powerful living instrument for meeting new challenges and consolidating the rule of law and democracy in Europe.
Finally, the interpretation which I am suggesting here of Article 19(1) TEU is consistent with the Court's case-law concerning the scope of Protocol No 30.
The Court's case-law has turned the Convention into a dynamic and powerful tool for dealing with new challenges and strengthening the rule of law and democracy in Europe.
In the Government's submission the amounts claimed were in any event excessive anddid not find support in the Court's case-law or the practice of the Committee of Ministers.
The Court's case-law yields indications that the very grant of exclusive rights- to be more precise by way of creation of a dominant position- also falls within Article 86(1) EC in conjunction with Article 82 EC.
The entity in charge of keyword advertising(called‘referencing service provider' in the Court's case-law(45)) is linked to the internet search engine.
However, this is not sufficient to support the view that the contested statement produced binding legal effects with respect to third parties within the meaning of the Court's case-law.