Примери за използване на Court considered на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Court considered this issue for the first time in its judgment in Kalfelis.
Since no reasoned request for a hearing was submitted and the Court considered that it had sufficient information, it was decided not to arrange a hearing.
The Court considered that the three criteria of‘working time' were fulfilled.
Moreover, given the lack of any other remedy under Hungarian law that would enable the national court to ensure that its judgment is complied with, the Court considered that the applicant concerned was deprived of an effective remedy.
Next, that court considered that the OTOC had not abused its dominant position on the relevant market.
The defendants said that the“highly aggressive” images which appeared in their YouTube videos were not theirs, although the court considered that they can not be separated from the activity of glorifying terrorism because rappers“knew about them and they had no intention of withdrawing them”.
The Court considered that the fraud exception refers to the bank's strict duty to pay under a letter of credit.
In another project, subject to the flat rate correction butnot part of the representative sample audited by the Member State, the Court considered that the error it detected was not corrected despite the flat rate correction and therefore included it in its error rate.
Lastly, the Court considered the requests from the airlines concerned to limit the temporal effect of its ruling.
Alternatively, the Government submitted that if the Court considered that there had been an interference any such interference had been lawful and justified.
The Court considered the authorities unexplained failure to undertake indispensable and obvious investigative steps is to be treated with particular vigilance.
Since the programming period 2000-2006 is coming to an end, the Court considered that an additional full assessment of the Member States' 2000-2006 control systems will not provide added value.
The Court considered that, in such a situation,‘the powers of that authority do not necessarily include all of the powers conferred on it in accordance with the law of its own Member State'.
Since the programming period 2000-2006 is coming to an end, the Court considered that an additional full assessment of the Member States' 2000-2006 control systems will not provide added value.
The court considered the flights illegal because Italian law stipulates that police and firefighting aircraft should be used exclusively for institutional use and not by state ministers.
On the subject of groundwater monitoring, the Court considered that an explicit measure was envisaged as part of the already functioning monitoring system for Kozloduy NPP.
The Court considered that concept to be an independent concept intended to have uniform application in all contracting States.
In preparing this report and Statement of Assurance, the Court considered the audit work of the independent external auditor performed on the Agency's accounts as stipulated in Article 208(4) of the EU Financial Regulation9.
The Court considered that the economic reason for concluding that contract was not only to obtain the right to occupy the premises concerned, but also for the tenant to obtain a number of services.
In preparing this report andStatement of Assurance, the Court considered the audit work of the independent external auditor performed on the AgencyŐs accounts as stipulated in Article 208(4) of the EU Financial Regulation(9).
The Court considered that it had‘no jurisdiction',(81) being of the view that that arbitral tribunal was not a court or tribunal of one of the Member States for the purposes of Article 267 TFEU, for two reasons.
At the end of the written part of the procedure, the Court considered that it had sufficient information to proceed to judgment without a hearing, in accordance with Article 76(2) of the Court's Rules of Procedure.
The Court considered that to make the application of Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68 subject to an age-limit or to the status of dependent child would conflict with the letter and the spirit of that provision.(16).
At the end of the written part of the procedure, the Court considered that it had sufficient information to give a ruling without a hearing in accordance with Article 76(2) of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice.
The Court considered the deterrent effect that would derive simply from the prospect of not being able, on returning to the Member State of which he was a national, to continue living together with the members of his family.
Switzerland(cited above,§§ 63-71) the Court considered the State authorities? attempt to compel the applicant to submit documents which might have provided information about tax evasion to be in breach of the principle against self-incrimination(in its broader sense).
The Court considered that such a consensus exists amongst a substantial majority of the Contracting States of the Council of Europe towards allowing abortion on broader grounds than accorded under Irish law.
Eighthly, the Court considered that giving access to the broadcast works constitutes an additional service performed with the aim of obtaining some benefit.
Second, the Court considered that the habitual residence of a child must‘be established on the basis of all the circumstances specific to each individual case'.
The judgement said,"The court considered that the establishment of any such risk to her life clearly concerned fundamental values and essential aspects of her right to respect for her private life.".