Примери за използване на Margin of discretion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(34) Their margin of discretion does not go beyond what is left to them by the harmonising measure.
See replies to paragraphs 33-35 regarding the Commission's use of its margin of discretion.
The margin of discretion left to Member States is related to the existence of differences between the Member States such as in the agricultural structures.
If only one solution were considered compatible with fundamental rights, the margin of discretion of the legislature would be zero.
However, this margin of discretion enjoyed by the Member States is limited by the requirement that the effectiveness of the remedy must always be guaranteed.
I see nothing in Hungary's argument to show that in acting in that way the Council clearly exceeded its margin of discretion.
In the cases where the EIA is not required,the WFD leaves a margin of discretion to the MS for determining the procedural requirements but the discretion is limited.
Instead of tightening the framework as the recovery was progressing,the Commission further weakened it in 2017 by introducing the new“margin of discretion”.
In the phase of assessing compliance, the Commission has a margin of discretion when considering departures from the fiscal adjustments implied by the matrix.
Therefore, the margin of discretion, which Member States have in this regard, should maintain a balance between the protection of private life and personal data and the free movement of electronic communications data.
Firstly, under Article 6(3)of Regulation 1466/97, the Commission has a margin of discretion when considering departures from the fiscal adjustments implied by the matrix.
Second, the margin of discretion enjoyed by the Member States is limited by the obligation to respect the right to private and family life, enshrined in Article 7 of the Charter, which, by virtue of the first subparagraph of Article 6(1) TEU, has acquired the same legal value as the Treaties.
The Commission therefore does not see evidence at this stage that the use of its margin of discretion has reduced the relevance or credibility of the fiscal requirement in the CSR.
Whilst the Commission has a margin of discretion with regard to economic matters, that does not mean that the EU Courts must refrain from reviewing the Commission's interpretation of information of an economic nature.
As the European Court of Justice has already confirmed several times(the last time on 24 November 2010 in CaseC-40/10), under the Staff Regulations the Council has no margin of discretion, but has to adopt the adjustment value calculated by the Commission.
Finally, the latest introduction of the new“margin of discretion” has opened a new window to reduce requirements by halving the matrix requirement.
The clarification of the terms used by the European Union legislature in Article 3(2) of Directive 2004/38 in defining, albeit by exclusion, the scope ratione personae of the facilitation obligation involves, in my view, an independent and uniform interpretation of the notions used in that provision to define its beneficiaries,irrespective of any margin of discretion.
(Directive 91/628/EEC- Protection of animals during transport- Implementation- Margin of discretion- Domestic animals of the porcine species- Journeys exceeding eight hours- Minimum height of each deck of the vehicle- Loading density).
The margin of discretion was introduced to establish the appropriate fiscal policy setting in cases where the aggregate growth rates do not necessarily capture the potentially fragile nature of the recovery in individual Member States, also taking into consideration the potentially counter-productive impact of an overly large fiscal consolidation upon such economies.
The nub of the argument is that parliament questions whether the ombudsman had the right to criticise the institution's"margin of discretion" in deciding on publication of confidential papers, and that a caseof an'overriding public interest' was not convincingly made.
The Court noted by not specifying whether national authorities must, in order to determine whether the minimum age condition was satisfied, consider the matter by reference to the date when the application seeking family reunification was lodged or the date when the application was ruled upon,the EU legislature intended to leave to the Member States a margin of discretion, subject to the requirement not to impair the effectiveness of EU law.
The judgment under appeal finds, on the one hand, that the implementing measures do not give the Secretary-General any margin of discretion to take a decision and, on the other hand, that the appellant did not develop sufficient arguments against the implementing measures or the legal rules upon which those measures are based.
A procedural and substantive framework which describes the margin of discretion and allows for the diversity of approach by Member States whilst at the same time setting out the requirements to streamline the actions to be taken by national authorities to fight abuses in conformity with Union law should be laid downtending to undertake such a conversion complies with these rules.
Member States did not comply with the obligations set out in Council Directives 77/799/EEC and 2011/16/EU since they did not and continue not to spontaneously exchange tax information,even in cases where there were clear grounds, despite the margin of discretion left by those directives, for expecting that there may be tax losses in other Member States, or that tax savings may result from artificial transfers of profits within groups.
A procedural and substantive framework which describes the margin of discretion and allows for the diversity of approaches by Member States whilst at the same time setting out the requirements to streamline the actions to be taken by national authorities to fight abuses in conformity with Union law should be laid down.
A procedural andsubstantive framework which describes the margin of discretion and allows for the diversity of approach by Member States whilst at the same time setting out the requirements to streamline the actions to be taken by national authorities to fight abuses in conformity with Union law should be laid down.
A procedural andsubstantive framework which describes the margin of discretion and takes account of the diversity of approaches by Member States, whilst at the same time setting out the requirements to streamline the actions to be taken by national authorities to fight abuses in conformity with Union law, should be introduced into the merger procedure.
In my view, Article 3(2) of Regulation No 343/2003 allows the Member States a margin of discretion which is sufficiently wide to enable them to apply that regulation in a manner compatible with the requirements of the protection of fundamental rights where transfer to the Member State which is primarily responsible would expose the asylum seeker to a serious risk of violation of his fundamental rights as enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.