Примери за използване на Decide to refer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Otherwise, the Commission may decide to refer Ireland to the EU's Court of Justice.
If the Czech Republic does not comply with its legal obligation within two months,the Commission may decide to refer it to the Court of Justice.
Otherwise, the Commission may decide to refer Ireland to the EU Court of Justice.
If the Czech Republic does not comply with its legal obligation within two months,the Commission may decide to refer it to the Court of Justice.
Otherwise, the Commission may decide to refer this Member State to the European Court of Justice.
If the Member States do not comply with their legal obligations within two months,the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice.
The Special Committee may decide to refer the question to the competent preparatory bodies at the Council through the Presidency.
If Poland does not take appropriate measures,the Commission may decide to refer the case to the Court of Justice of the EU.
Otherwise, the Commission may decide to refer Luxembourg to the EU Court of Justice and ask for financial sanctions(daily penalties).
If they don't comply within two months,the Commission may decide to refer them to the EU Court of Justice.
Otherwise, the European Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If Slovakia does not notify the Commission within two months of measures to ensure compliance with these obligations under EU law,the Commission may decide to refer the case to the EU's Court of Justice.
Without satisfactory responses,the European Commission may decide to refer Germany to the Court of Justice of the EU, and send a reasoned opinion to Czechia.
If the two Member States do not comply with their legal obligation within two months,the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice.
If they do notcomply within two months, the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice and propose financial sanctions under Article 260(3) TFEU.
If Slovenia does not comply with its legalobligation within two months, the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice.
If the measures are not notified within two months,the Commission may decide to refer Bulgaria, Cyprus, Luxembourg and Slovenia to the EU Court of Justice.
If the Member States fail to notify measures to implement the Directive within two months,the Commission may decide to refer them to the EU Court of Justice.
Indirectly through national courts(which may decide to refer the case to the Court of Justice).
The Member State has two months to inform the Commission of the measures taken to remedy the situation,following which the Commission may decide to refer the case to the Court of Justice of the EU.
For more complex situations, the'Mobile Squad' can decide to refer the case to more appropriate services.
If Malta, Latvia and Spain fail to bring their national legislation into line with EU law within the next two months,the Commission may decide to refer the cases to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If no measures are notified within two months,the Commission may decide to refer France, Poland and Romania to the EU Court of Justice.
Belgium, Croatia, Finland and Sweden now have two months to notify the Commission of all measures taken to ensure full implementation of the Directive,following which the Commission may decide to refer these cases to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If they fail to do so within the deadline,the Commission may decide to refer the case to the European Court of Justice.
Estonia and Poland have two months to comply with their obligations,after which the Commission may decide to refer these MS to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If the Member States do not comply with this obligation within two months,the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice of the EU and ask for financial penalties.
If no measures are notified to put an end to the violation of EU law within two months,the Commission may decide to refer the matter to the EU Court of Justice.
They now have two months to respond;otherwise, the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice of the EU.
The Member States concerned have two months to comply with their obligations following which the Commission may decide to refer them to the Court of Justice of the EU.