Примери за използване на Decisions of national на Английски и техните преводи на Български
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
The complaint alleging the failure to take into account decisions of national administrative and judicial authorities.
Decisions of national courts of EU Member States dealing with data protection issues.
The Commission is not a judicial body or a court of appeal against the decisions of national or international courts.
Decisions of national regulators must promote investment and consider all competitive constraints(including from OTTs)- which will be crucial for establishing a level playing field with OTTs.
The Commission is not a judicial body ora court of appeal against the decisions of national or international courts.
Without prejudice to issues related to recognition of decisions of national authorities, the notion of direct relatives in the descending and ascending lines extends to adoptive relationships[13] or minors in custody of a permanent legal guardian.
And the decisions taken by this Council, are a really serious change for the Union andwill affect directly the decisions of national governments.
European legislation allows for cross-border claims,as well as the mutual recognition of the decisions of national courts, but the current procedure for cross-border debt recovery is arduous and prohibitively expensive.
It is envisaged the number of the staff to be around 250 as the legal documents set a ceiling of 309 people most of whom will work on resolution plans, on decisions of national authorities and with the ECB.
In particular, the applicant does not indicate which decisions of national courts and press cuttings are relevant for challenging the Board of Appeal's assessment as regards the acquisition of distinctive character by the mark at issue.
On the second question, the Court points out that in principle it is not its function to compare different decisions of national courts, even if given in apparently similar proceedings;
Decisions of national courts pronouncing on decisions taken by national competition authorities as referred to in Chapter IV and Articles 13 and 16 of this Directive, concerning the application of Article 101 or 102 TFEU, including the enforcement of fines and periodic penalty payments imposed in that respect; and.
The applicant also criticises the failure to take into account decisions of national authorities relating to that same mark.
We have learnt that we need to try to converge with other competition authorities and, in this respect,it is important to know to what extent the Commission, in drawing up these regulations, has made use of court decisions and the decisions of national and international authorities.
Despite this, we the European institutions also need to respect national democracy and the decisions of national parliaments, and we now hope that Portugal will find the best way out of this.
(13) Decisions of national courts or tribunals assessing the legality of cases in which, on account of the application of a technical rule, products lawfully marketed in one Member State are not granted access to the market of another Member State, or applying penalties, should be excluded from the scope of this Regulation.
The applicant also produced a large body of other evidence before EUIPO and, subsequently, before the General Court,inter alia, decisions of national courts or press cuttings which mention the reputation of its‘3-Stripes Mark'.
Consequently, even though it is desirable for OHIM to take into account decisions of national authorities concerning marks identical to those on which it has to rule and vice-versa, OHIM is not required to take those decisions into account, including decisions concerning identical marks, and, assuming that it does take them into account, it is not bound by those decisions. .
The Board of Appeal was therefore able to hold, without error, in paragraph 42 of the contested decision, that it was not required to take into account decisions of national administrative and judicial authorities(see paragraphs 60 to 65 below).
The applicant alleges that the Board of Appeal failed to take into account decisions of national administrative and judicial authorities, in particular the decisions of the Bundespatentgericht of 9 October 2012 and of the Bundesgerichtshof(Federal Court of Justice, Germany) of 19 February 2014 refusing to grant protection to the contested mark.
Furthermore, there is legal uncer- tainty as to whether EBA can intervene in areas in which a supervisory judgment of competent authorities diverges- some argue that the EBA can override decisions of national authorities only in cases in which the latter breached European law.
To the extent that national courts act in proceedings brought against enforcement decisions of national competition authorities applying Articles 101 or 102 TFEU, Member States shall ensure that the national administrative competition authority is of its own right fully entitled to participate as a prosecutor, defendant or respondent in those proceedings and to enjoy the same rights as such public parties to these proceedings.
Thus, in this case, without it being necessary to rule on the admissibility of the decision of the Bundesgerichtshof communicated by letter subsequent to the application, which is disputed by OHIM,the applicant's complaint alleging the failure by the Board of Appeal to take into account decisions of national administrative and judicial authorities relating to the contested mark must be rejected.
Although there may have been some doctrinal debate as to whether State liability could be established as a consequence of decisions of national courts not necessarily ruling at last instance,(15) I think it is apparent from now settled case-law of the Court that the establishment of that liability is clearly limited to omissions of national courts whose decisions are not open to ordinary appeal.
Neither the Commission's concern in the divestiture decision to preserve Legrand's size, northe taking into account of decisions of national courts in assessing the remedies proposed by Schneider, nor any other action taken by the Commission during the investigation of the transaction can be objectively characterised, beyond doubt, as being inspired by an intention to undermine relations between the parties to the transaction.
Effect of national decisions.
Decisions of the National Council….
That assumption is confirmed by the decisions of certain national courts.
Nations rise and fall in terms of the decisions of their national leaders.