Примери за използване на Court held на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The court held this was enough.
On 19 October 1998 the District Court held its last hearing.
The court held that the answer is yes.
Applying the conditions set out in the case-law relating to aid granted by infra-State bodies(17), the Court held that the reference framework for assessing whether the tax reform.
Lastly, the Court held that injunctions must be equitable and proportionate.
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Following referral of the case to the Bundesarbeitsgericht(Federal Labour Court), that court held that the case turned on the interpretation of Paragraph 9(2) of the AGG.
The Court held that this limitation was a violation of the First Amendment.
Finally, with regard to Article 17(2),also placed under the heading‘Discretionary clauses', the Court held that it was‘an optional provision which affords the Member States extensive discretion'.
Subsequently, the Court held that there was no debt, but the company was never returned to its rightful owner.
When faced with situations in which a contract of employment is performed on the territory of more than one State, the Court held that Article 6(2) of the Rome Convention established a hierarchy of the criteria to be taken into account in order to determine the law applicable to the contract of employment.
The Court held that there had been a violation of Article 6§ 1 of the Convention as regards the requirement of an impartial tribunal.
The Supreme court has interpreted this broadly, and in 2008 a sharply divided court held the Second Amendment provided a broad right to firearm ownership that prohibits stringent registration requirement for personal weapons.
That court held that the Competition Council was right to find that there had been an abuse of a dominant position by the AKKA/LAA.
The Turkish Constitutional Court held that the ban on access to Wikipedia is a violation of freedom of expression.
The Court held that a claim for damages may be brought before the courts of each Member State in the territory of which content placed online is or has been accessible.
On 9 July 1998 the District Court held a hearing and decided to release the applicant on bail on health grounds.
The court held that the applicant's guilt had been established beyond doubt on the basis of the statements of the witnesses, the admissions of the applicant and the findings made during the victim's autopsy.
In di Leo(cited in footnote 26) the Court held that Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68 is not confined to education or training within the host Member State.
The Court held that members of the family of a worker who is a national of one Member State and who is employed in the territory of another Member State have a right of residence and a right to pursue their education under Articles 10 and 12 of Regulation No 1612/68.
It is particularly important to note, as the Court held in the judgment in Belgium and Forum 187 v Commission, that Articles 87 EC and 88 EC provide the basis for an appraisal of the scope of the Commission's powers and duties in relation to State aid.
Furthermore, the court held that on 6 December 2002 the Varna Regional Court had accepted that the mother had replied in the affirmative to the judge's question regarding whether there had been anyone to care for the applicant.
In 2008, however, a sharply divided court held that the Second Amendment provides a broad right to firearm ownership that prohibits stringent registration requirement for personal weapons.
Furthermore, as the Court held, all that Article 17 TFEU does is express‘the neutrality of the European Union towards the organisation by the Member States of their relations with churches and religious associations and communities.
Accordingly, in the former case, the Court held that the undertaking William Cook plc was a‘party concerned' within the meaning of Article 88(2) EC, since it produced equipment identical to that produced by the recipient of the aid.
(70) In those circumstances, the Court held that the relevant part of the international agreement was of such a kind as to affect EU law and that Member States therefore could no longer undertake commitments outside the framework of the EU institutions.
In its judgment of 7 May 2013, that court held that an action for termination, by way of sale, of co-ownership of immovable property constitutes proceedings which have as their object rights in rem in immovable property within the meaning of Article 22(1) of Regulation No 44/2001.
The Court held in that context that courts may grant interim injunctions on the condition that there is‘a real connecting link between the subject matter of the measures sought and the territorial jurisdiction of the…court before which those measures are sought'.
As in the order in Halbritter, the Court held that a Member State could not require the holder of a valid licence issued in another Member State to fulfil the conditions imposed by its own national law for acquiring a new driving licence after the withdrawal of a previous one.
As I shall recall in more detail in my analysis,(8) the Court held therein that that condition is fulfilled when the marketing authorisation at issue, even if it is not the first marketing authorisation for the active ingredient concerned, is the first to cover the new therapeutic use- protected by the basic patent- of that active ingredient.
That court held that, for cheeses marketed by IQC which are not covered by the PDO‘queso manchego', the use of landscape and images typical of La Mancha on the labels of those cheeses leads consumers to think of the region of La Mancha but not necessarily of the cheese covered by the PDO‘queso manchego'.