Примери за използване на Guarantees of independence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What guarantees of independence?
Its investigators shall be afforded status giving them the necessary guarantees of independence.
They must provide guarantees of independence and impartiality.
Its investigators shall be afforded status giving them the necessary guarantees of independence.
It also refers to guarantees of independence inherent in its constitution.
Therefore I think that the legal framework regulating the setting up of the Commission andthe status of its members does not provide convincing guarantees of independence, impartiality and responsibility.
In any sense, the guarantees of independence would be substantially less for substitute judges than for‘full' judges appointed for life.
Because there were no guarantees of independence.
The guarantees of independence in the absence of threats and harassment, as well as dismissal practices due to disagreement with editorial policy.
This again represents one of the basic guarantees of independence of the judicial power.
To that end, calls on the Member States and the institutions to facilitate the rapid establishment of the European Public Prosecutor's Office,thus providing appropriate guarantees of independence and efficiency;
Any doubts as to the compliance with the guarantees of independence as regards those courts are such as to prevent them fully from playing that role.
(9) Putting in place minimum guarantees to ensure that NCAs apply Articles 101 and 102 TFEU effectively is without prejudice to the ability of Member States to maintain orintroduce more extensive guarantees of independence and resources for NCAs and more detailed rules on the enforcement and fining powers of these authorities.
It refers to the guarantees of independence of judges enshrined in the Polish constitution, including the irremovability of judges, which implies that when a judge has reached the expected age, he retires.
In these conditions, the Court considers that in the present case he offered guarantees of independence that are sufficient for the purposes of Article 5 para.
Guarantees of independence and impartiality require rules on the composition of the judicial body and the appointment, length of service and the grounds for abstention, rejection and dismissal of its members.
Noting that nothing in this recommendation is intended to lessen guarantees of independence conferred on judges by the constitutions or legal systems of member States;
Compliance with the principle of mutual trust in the administration of justice in the Member States of the European Union which underlies that regulation requires, in particular,that judgments the enforcement of which is sought in another Member State have been delivered in court proceedings offering guarantees of independence and impartiality and in compliance with the principle of audi alteram partem.
That law also provides guarantees of independence and impartiality in accordance with the criteria laid down by the United Nations and the Council of Europe, which recommend the establishment of such institutions in every democratic state.
In any event, the referring court harbours doubts as to whether the procedure for the selection of judges to the Disciplinary Chamber offers sufficient guarantees of independence as required under EU law, given that the judges must be appointed by the President of the Republic on a proposal of the NCJ.
I tried to convince you that there are guarantees of independence and, in the creation of the budget, the task of the Council and Parliament, as the two institutions having financial responsibility, is to ensure that these institutions are in operating condition.
All of the data presented, on which my decision was based, indicates that the criteria laid down in Article 286(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,specifically, the guarantees of independence, were met, and so I welcome the appointment of Harald Wögerbauer to the post of member of the Court of Auditors.
Those guarantees of independence and impartiality require rules, particularly as regards the composition of the body and the appointment, length of service and grounds for abstention, rejection and dismissal of its members, in order to dispel any reasonable doubt in the minds of individuals as to the imperviousness of that body to external factors and its neutrality with respect to the interests before it.
Putting in place fundamental guarantees to ensure that NCAs apply Articles 101 and 102 TFEU uniformly and effectively should be without prejudice to the ability of Member States to maintain orintroduce more extensive guarantees of independence and resources for national administrative competition authorities and more detailed rules on the enforcement and fining powers of NCAs.
Those guarantees of independence and impartiality require rules, particularly as regards the composition of the body and the appointment, length of service and grounds for abstention, rejection and dismissal of its members, in order to dispel any reasonable doubt in the minds of individuals as to the imperviousness of that body to external factors and its neutrality with respect to the interests before it.
In particular, Poland, joined by Hungary, submits that, pursuant to Article 19(1) TEU, it is not disputed that Poland ensures that litigants have an effectivesystem of remedies and that Polish judges are covered by a system of guarantees of independence, and the evaluation of those guarantees cannot be examined solely on the basis of a particular provision relating to the retirement of judges irrespective of the whole legal system of which it is part.
Russia's gold reserve is an instrument of stabilization and guarantee of independence.
(26) That guarantee of independence was established‘in order to strengthen the protection of individuals and bodies affected by[the] decisions[of those national supervisory authorities]'.
This was confirmed by the Court's surveys,which indicated that respondents saw the Commission's panel-based evaluation system as providing a guarantee of independence(see Figure 4).
Whereas it is for the European Parliament to appoint the Ombudsman at the beginning of its mandate and for the duration thereof, choosing him from among persons whoare Union citizens and offer every requisite guarantee of independence and competence;