Примери за използване на Impose penalties на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Court of Justice may impose penalties on Member States.
It gives to a purely administrative authority the outrageous power to prosecute and impose penalties.
These courts can impose penalties and are called criminal courts;
But if that authority should conclude that the law of another member state applies,then it could not impose penalties outside its own territory.
These courts can impose penalties and are often referred to as"criminal courts".
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Must Internet access providers be allowed to control digital file exchanges and impose penalties on users, including cutting off their Internet connection?
The Court can impose penalties, and its decisions are binding on EU countries and institutions.
However, if a national authority reaches the conclusion that the law of another Member State is applicable,it cannot impose penalties outside the territory of its own Member State.
The contracting states shall not impose penalties on account of their illegal entry or presence.
However, if measures transposing a directive have not been notified to the Commission,the Court of Justice can, on a proposal from the Commission, impose penalties at the stage of the initial judgment.
The Civil Administration may not impose penalties which directly of indirectly imply deprivation of freedom.
Even today, in their military disciplinary law,the hierarchical superior is generally the authority empowered to take measures or impose penalties whether occasioning deprivation of liberty or not.
Market surveillance authorities can impose penalties and, ultimately, ban products from sale in their country.
The Commission can now review the work of national type-approval authorities, test vehicles themselves,withdraw or suspend type-approvals, and impose penalties;
Where infringements are committed, member states impose penalties such as suspension or withdrawal of the authorisation or driver attestation.
Nor can it be held that the difficulties resulting from there being no system enabling the duration of time worked each day by each worker to be measured may be surmounted through the powers to investigate and impose penalties conferred by national law on supervisory bodies, such as the employment inspectorate.
Otherwise, the FINMA authority can impose penalties on the regulated companies, as well as liquidate them, having collected the funds available for the benefit of affected parties.
Withdraw recognition if a producer orinter-branch organisation no longer complies with the relevant requirements and impose penalties on such organisations in the event of non-compliance or irregularities.
Oblige Member States to lay down and impose penalties if toy manufacturers/importers do not produce toys in line with the safety requirements of the Directive.
(20) Employers should not prohibit orhinder workers from taking up employment with other employers, or impose penalties on them for doing so, outside the time spent working for them.
The Contracting States shall not impose penalties, on account of their illegal entry or presence, on refugees who, coming directly from a territory where their life or freedom was threatened in the… more.
While market participants can change their deployment plans for unforeseen, objective and justifiable reasons, competent authorities should intervene, including if public funding is affected, and,where appropriate, impose penalties if they have been provided, knowingly or due to gross negligence, by an undertaking or public authority with misleading erroneous or incomplete information.
Accordingly, it cannot impose penalties on the basis of the law of that Member State on the controller with respect to the processing of those data who is not established in that territory, but should, in accordance with Article 28(6) of that directive, request the supervisory authority within the Member State whose law is applicable to act.
In particular, they should be able to introduce appropriate safeguards or impose penalties aimed at preventing irregularities and infringements of the provisions on reinsurance supervision.
Is of the opinion that large international nongovernmental sports federations, too, must play their role in combating and stemming corruption and should step up their efforts to do so, that those federations should also acknowledge that they have a human rights responsibility, andthat government anti-corruption agencies should therefore be given greater powers to investigate cases of corruption, and impose penalties, in connection with large international nongovernmental sports federations;
In its sole and absolute discretion, PokerStars Live Staff may impose penalties ranging from a verbal warning escalating up to exclusion from all PokerStars Live Events and PokerStars Live operated Cash Games.
Without prejudice, where applicable, to earlier penalties imposed by Member States, Member States shall,from 31 December 2008 onwards, impose penalties on producers who have not complied with this grubbing-up obligation graduated according to the severity, extent and duration of the non-compliance.
The insolvency court, acting on a recommendation from the insolvency practitioner, may impose penalties if the amount of a claim is overstated(by more than 100%), by ordering payment of an amount to the estate that is determined with regard to all of the circumstances relating to the lodging of the claim and a review of the claim itself, up to the amount by which the sum for which the claim was lodged exceeded the actual value ascertained.
Member States shall, in accordance with the basic principles of their legal systems,take the necessary measures to ensure that competent national authorities are entitled not to prosecute or impose penalties on victims of trafficking in human beings for their involvement in criminal activities which they have been compelled to commit as a direct consequence of being subjected to[trafficking].
(57) All parties making observations to the Court, including Mr Shepherd,accept that States may impose penalties on military personnel who refuse to perform further military service where their desertion is not based on valid reasons of conscience and provided that any penalties and the associated procedures comply with international standards.