Примери за използване на Court observes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Court observes that I.B.
As regards the directive's territorial scope, the Court observes that Google Spain is a subsidiary of Google Inc.
The Court observes the following.
Although the same legal provisions applied in the present case, the Court observes that there were considerable differences in the authorities' approach.
The Court observes that Article 1 of Protocol No.
Observations 19 36 Regarding quantitative objectives, the Court observes that setting a target leverage ratio was not a regulatory requirement during the 2007- 13 pro- gramming period.
The Court observes nevertheless that the risk analysis of the IAC does not sufficiently take account of EuropeAid's risk register and that the audit programme is not sufficiently flexible to adapt to modifications over time of the perceived risk.
As regards the first limb of the objection, the Court observes that prior to 1 January 1990 the enforcement of orders for possession was suspended by statute(see paragraphs 23-26 above).
The Court observes that the criminal proceedings against the applicant were factually and legally complex.
In its annual report on the implementation of the 2009 budget, the Court observes in relation to the reliability of the accounts that some consolidated entities have not provided any statement in relation to their consolidated accounts, or have submitted an amended statement.
The Court observes that the appeal, which was lodged on 7 August 2001, was examined on 13 September 2001.
As regards the first argument, the Court observes that it is unclear whether the Sofia City Court, acting under section 18 of the 2002 Act, has recorded Patriarch Maxim as the person representing the Church.
The Court observes that the concepts of independence and objective impartiality are closely linked(see Findlay, cited above,§ 73).
The Court observes that the period to be taken into account started on 10 July 1996, when the applicant brought his action.
The Court observes that the alleged lack of effective remedies complained of concerns in part the applicant's disciplinary punishment.
The Court observes at the outset that, under Article 4(3) of Regulation No 659/1999, the Commission is authorised to adopt.
The Court observes that the first applicant and his counsel filed numerous appeals to the courts and to other competent authorities.
The Court observes that the 121 million euro recovered from the beneficiaries corresponded to less than 10% of the total recoveries.
The Court observes that in all legal systems the res judicata effects of judgments have limitations ad personam and as to material scope.
The Court observes that the Bulgarian authorities investigating Mr Kolev's killing had before them solid evidence of a serious conflict between Mr Kolev and Mr F.
The Court observes however that the robustness of the Commission's assessment rests on the accuracy and reliability of information reported by Member State authorities.
To sum up, the Court observes that the conditions have been fulfilled for declaring null and void the statements cited in items 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.6, 2.1 and 2.2 of the allegations.
That court observes that, according to Acacia, the rims it manufactures and which are intended for Porsche vehicles can be used only with Porsche vehicles.
The Court observes that, historically, proof of physical force and physical resistance was required under domestic law and practice in rape cases in a number of countries.
In Box 2 the Court observes that in one slaughterhouse in Romania‘the meat from the storage facilities had to be brought back to the cutting plant to be labelled for dis-patch.'.
The Court observes that the applicant company issued proceedings before the Livorno magistrate for an order confirming termination of the lease and requiring the tenant to vacate the premises.
The Court observes that the right to freedom to receive information basically prohibits a Government from restricting a person from receiving information that others wish or may be willing to impart to him.
Observations 23 50 The Court observes that the 25 000 euro ceiling applicable in each of the 28 Member States does not take into account the considerable income and wealth differences between them.
The Court observes that the Government advanced several arguments in support of their position that the interference with the applicant' rights pursued a legitimate aim and was necessary in a democratic society and proportionate.
The Court observes that Mr Hasan, acting as Chief Mufti, attempted to obtain a remedy against the interference with the internal organisation of the religious community by challenging Decree R-12 before the Supreme Court. .