Примери за използване на May derogate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the case of total orpartial non-payment, member states may derogate from this rule.
Such measures, if duly justified, may derogate from certain provisions of this Regulation.
Subject to the approval of the Member State concerned, agreements within the trade may derogate from paragraphs 3 and 4.
Member States may derogate from paragraph 1, provided that such derogation does not lead to distortion of competition.
In the case of total or partial non-payment,Member States may derogate from paragraph 1.
These measures may derogate from certain parts of this Regulation, but only to the extent and for the time strictly necessary.
For the first year of application of the basic payment scheme the Member States may derogate from this Article and Article 17 of this Regulation as regards payment entitlements.
Member States may derogate from the provisions of point 6.5 where a system is in place in the slaughterhouse preventing contamination between carcases.
The Council, acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission, may derogate from this rule, in particular in order to avoid deflections of trade and distortions of competition.
Such measures may derogate from provisions of this Regulation, but only to the extent that, and for such a period, as is strictly necessary.
By referring in particular to Article 3 of Directive 2001/29, Article 5(3)(o)of that directive is a provision that may derogate from the right of communication to the public provided for in Article 3.
Member States may derogate from paragraphs 1 and 2 in situations where a debtor is unable to pay its debts as they fall due.
Article 3(4) of the Directive confirms such a reading in that it sets out the conditions under which Member States may derogate from Article 3(2), which must be regarded as being exhaustive.
Until March 2021, Member States may derogate from most of the provisions of this regulation as most domestic services do not have to be included in its coverage.
In principle the reference index is the consumer price index, but the law allows the court to apply a different system of adjustment to the cost of living(first paragraph of Article 301(6) and Article 203 quater(1) of the Civil Code)and the parties may derogate from that by agreement(Article 203 quater(1) of the Civil Code).
The agencies may derogate from the provisions of Article 1 of Annex II regarding membership of Staff Committees to take into account the composition of their personnel.
Article 29(2) of the directive provides that the Member State may derogate from that rule by limiting social assistance granted to beneficiaries of subsidiary protection to core benefits.
Member States may derogate from the requirement of strict protection only in the absence of other satisfactory conservation solutions and if the conditions for using such derogations are met.
The President of the Court of First Instance may derogate from the rotas on the ground that cases are related or with a view to ensuring an even spread of the workload.
Member States may derogate from the obligation to carry out an individual assessment where such a derogation is warranted in the circumstances of the case, provided that it is compatible with the child's best interests.
In exceptional circumstances, Member States may derogate from the requirements laid down in this Article and Article 16 regarding disclosure only to the extent necessary to mitigate an imminent and significant threat to the personal security of any person.'.
Member States may derogate from this provision provided that they ensure that returning the WEEE is not thereby made more difficult for the final holder and that it remains free of charge for the final holder.
Without prejudice to Article 20(1), where no advice is given in relation to insurance-based investment products,Member States may derogate from the obligations referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, allowing insurance intermediaries or insurance undertakings to carry out insurance distribution activities within their territories without the need to obtain the information or make the determination provided for in paragraph 2 of this Article where all the following conditions are met.
Member States may derogate from the provisions of point 6.1 where an official system is in place in the slaughterhouse ensuring that no parts of examined animals bearing the health mark leave the slaughterhouse until a negative result to the rapid test has been obtained.
Provided that this complies with the right to a fair trial,Member States may derogate from paragraph 3 where assistance by a lawyer is not proportionate in the light of the circumstances of the case, taking into account the seriousness of the alleged criminal offence, the complexity of the case and the measures that could be taken in respect of such an offence, it being understood that the child's best interests shall always be a primary consideration.
Member States may derogate from the minimum age requirements laid down for categories A, B and B+E and issue such driving licences from the age of 17 years, except in the case of the provisions for category A laid down in the last sentence of the first indent of paragraph 1(b).
An executor of a will may derogate from the duties assigned in the will with the consent of interested persons if this is in the interest of executing the testator's testamentary intention.
Member States may derogate from this requirement only in the absence of other satisfactory solutions and provided that the population of the species concerned is maintained at a satisfactory level.
However, Member States may derogate from this limit and grant processing aid for short flax fibre containing a percentage of impurities and shives of between 7,5% and 15% and for hemp fibre containing a percentage of impurities and shives of between 7,5% and 25%.
However, the Government may derogate from this general rule in cases of urgency(to be assessed by the Grand Duke on the basis of a report duly substantiated by the prime minister) and thus dispense with seeking the opinion of the High Corporation.