Примери за използване на Equivalence and effectiveness на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States are however to ensure that those domestic rules comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Those requirements of equivalence and effectiveness embody the general obligation on the Member States to ensure judicial protection of an individual's rights under EU law.
When exercising that autonomy, that Member State must comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
On my reading of the case-law, the classic test of equivalence and effectiveness is applied only in relation to‘detailed rules governing the exercise of the right to claim compensation' before national courts.
The Romanian rules on the repayment of taxes do not fulfil the principles of sincere cooperation, equivalence and effectiveness.
The difference between an assessment based on the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, on the one hand,and  an assessment based on the full effectiveness  of Article 101 TFEU, on the other, is an important one.
Member States are nevertheless to ensure that those domestic rules comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
It is therefore for the domestic legal order of every Member State, subject to observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, to establish the criteria for identifying and  assessing the harm caused by an infringement of EU law.
Although the Member States have procedural autonomy, they must still observe the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Those requirements of equivalence and effectiveness, which embody the general obligation on the Member States to ensure judicial protection of an individual's rights under EU law, apply equally to the designation of the courts having jurisdiction to hear and  determine actions based on EU law.
In their submission,the leeway enjoyed by Member States in that regard is circumscribed by the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Therefore, it is in the light of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness that it is necessary to determine whether the national administrative and  judicial authorities are required to examine of their own motion the plea relating to infringement of Article 4 of the Charter and  the application of Article 17(1) of Regulation No 604/2013.
The reasoning employed by the Court strikes me as clearly requiring something more than an assessment based on the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Article 1 of Directive 89/665,as amended by Directive 2007/66, and  the principles of equivalence and effectiveness do not preclude the charging of multiple court fees to an individual who brings several court actions concerning the same award of a public contract or that individual from having to pay additional court fees in order to be able to raise supplementary pleas concerning the same award of a public contract within ongoing judicial proceedings.
Accordingly, it cannot be held that objecting to the choices made by a parent company when making the advance payment in the relevant declaration constitutes an infringement of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
By so doing, it either opted for full harmonisation, leaving the Member States no room to manœuvre, or it opted to allow the Member States a wide margin of discretion to determine,albeit in compliance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, the most appropriate moment for assessing a person's right to benefit from the provisions relating to family reunification, in accordance with Article 10(3) of that directive.
On the other hand, the Court has repeatedly held in this context that detailed rules governing the exercise of that right are to be laid down by the Member States, subject to the observance of the(minimum)requirements of equivalence and effectiveness.
(12) However, the Court has consistently held that the Member States may in the exercise of their procedural autonomy introduce reasonable limitation periods for bringing proceedings,provided that they comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Keeping that statement in mind,it could therefore seem that the compatibility with EU law of any domestic rule governing actions for antitrust damages is to be assessed on the basis of the classic test of equivalence and effectiveness.
As a matter of principle, when Member States adopt decisions on matters governed by European Union law the consequences of infringement of the right to be heard are to be appraised in line of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness[13].
It is therefore for the referring court to assess whether those rules afford it the possibility of taking into account the job offer produced in the course of proceedings by Ms Alokpa,having regard to the well-established principles of equivalence and effectiveness.(14).
It follows that the rules for assessing damage caused by an infringement of EU law are determined by the national law of each Member State,on the understanding that the national legislations concerning compensation for damage fixing those rules must observe the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
That question must be regarded as relating to the assessment of evidence and  to the standard of proof, with the result that it is governed- in accordance with the principle of procedural autonomy and subject to the principles of equivalence and effectiveness- by national law.
The rules regarding reparation for damage caused by a breach of EU law, such as those concerning the assessment of such damage or the relationship between a claim for that reparation and  other remedies which could be available,are determined by the national law of each Member State, in conformity with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
At the hearing, the Commission suggested that the silence of the Court's case-law on the issue, together with the fact that Directive 2014/104 now makes specific reference to the joint and  several liability of undertakings for antitrust damages,(30)indicate that the determination of the persons to be held liable is a matter of domestic law subject to the observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Similarly, the relationship between an action for compensation for damage allegedly suffered owing to an infringement of the rule of law and  the other actions available under national law, in particular an action for recovery of a sum unduly paid, that may be brought under national law,is determined by the national laws subject to observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
The Commission considers that French law, as applied in the judgments of the Conseil d'État(Council of State) and,  more particularly, the limitation arising from the requirement to produce advance payment declarations and the ability to rely on the choices made by a parent company when making the advance payment at the time of those declarations constitutes an infringement of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
(Right of citizens of the Union and  their family members to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States- Directive 2004/38/EC- Article 27- Administrative prohibition on leaving the territory on account of failure to pay a debt owed to a private legal person- Principle of legal certainty with regard to administrative acts which have become final- Principles of equivalence and effectiveness).
Yet in its judgment of 28 July 2016, Astone,(10) the Court nonetheless held that Articles 167, 168, 178, the first paragraph of Article 179, and  Articles 180 and  182 of Directive 2006/112 must be interpreted as meaning that they do not preclude national legislation which provides for a limitation period in respect of the exercise of the right to deduct,provided that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness are observed, which the Court held was for the referring court to ascertain.
Do the principles of neutrality, effectiveness, equivalence and proportionality preclude an interpretation of Article 98(2) of the VAT Code to the effect that it does not apply to situations where deductions which have already been made are altered or adjusted?