Примери за използване на Member state may provide на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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However, the laws of a Member State may provide that.
The Member State may provide for derogation from paragraph 2 in accordance with objective criteria.
Where all members of the audit committee are members of the administrative orsupervisory body of the audited entity, the Member State may provide that the audit committee is to be exempt from the independence requirements laid down in the fourth subparagraph of paragraph 1.
A Member State may provide that each member of the supervisory organ also be entitled to this facility.
Where a Member State makes use of the possibilities provided for in Article 21(3), that Member State may provide that the notifications to the computerised database for animals of an animal that has left the holding may substitute a withdrawal in writing.
A Member State may provide that each member of the supervisory organ also be entitled to this facility.
As an alternative to the accreditation provided for in paragraph 1, a Member State may provide that persons or bodies recognised under this Directive shall be recognised by the competent authority or a body appointed by the Member State concerned.
A Member State may provide that certain investors shall be excluded from cover by schemes or shall be granted a lower level of cover.
Where employee participation is provided for in accordance with Directive 2003/72/EC, a Member State may provide that the supervisory organ's quorum and decision-making shall, by way of derogation from the provisions referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, be subject to the rules applicable, under the same conditions, to cooperatives governed by the law of the Member State concerned.
Any Member State may provide for the exhaustion of the rights conferred by a trademark only within the EEA territory but not with regard to third countries.
By way of derogation from paragraph 1, a Member State may provide, exceptionally, where it involves disproportionate effort, for automated processing systems set up before 6 May 2016 to be brought into conformity with Article 25(1) by 6 May 2023.
Any Member State may provide that a trade mark is not to be registered or, if registered, is liable to be declared invalid where and to the extent that.
Where employee participation is provided for in accordance with Directive 2001/86/EC, a Member State may provide that the supervisory organ's quorum and decision-making shall, by way of derogation from the provisions referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, be subject to the rules applicable, under the same conditions, to public limited-liability companies governed by the law of the Member State concerned.
A Member State may provide that groupings registered at its registries in accordance with Article 6 may have no more than 20 members. .
In this situation a Member State may provide for the implementation of the reserve system in parts of its territory and another effective system in other parts of its territory.
The laws of a Member State may provide that any such person may be released from his or her obligation if they prove that no fault is attributable to them personally.
The Member State may provide for a second sample to be collected for counteranalysis, if required, to be kept either by the producer or by the body responsible for the analysis.
The laws of a Member State may provide that any such person may be released from his or her obligation if they prove that no fault is attributable to them personally.
Any Member State may provide that a design shall be refused registration, or, if the design has been registered, that the design right shall be declared invalid.
Any Member State may provide that paragraph 1 shall apply to the proprietor of any other earlier right referred to in Article 5(4)(a) or(b).
Any Member State may provide that paragraph 5 shall also apply where the distinctive character was acquired after the date of application for registration and before the date of registration.
In this case, a Member State may provide that the management organ or the administrative organ of the SE shall be entitled to proceed to amend the statutes without any further decision from the general shareholders meeting.
In this case, a Member State may provide that the management organ or the administrative organ of the SE shall be entitled to proceed to amend the statutes without any further decision from the general shareholders meeting.
A Member State may provide that a managing director shall be responsible for the current management under the same conditions as for cooperatives that have registered offices within that Member State's territory.
The laws of a Member State may provide for derogations from the first sentence of point(a) of the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 where the acquisition of a company's own shares is necessary to prevent serious and imminent harm to the company.
However, the laws of a Member State may provide for the appointment of one or more independent experts for all of the companies involved in a division if such appointment is made by a judicial or administrative authority at the joint request of those companies.
A Member State may provide that a managing director or managing directors shall be responsible for the current management under the same conditions as for public limited-liability companies that have registered offices within that Member State's territory.
A Member State may provide that when under the preceding procedures a commitment must be covered by assets expressed in a Member State's currency that requirement shall also be considered as satisfied when the assets are expressed in ecus'.
Each Member State may provide that, whenever under the preceding procedures a commitment has to be covered by assets expressed in the currency of a Member State, this requirement shall also be considered to be satisfied when the assets are expressed in euro.
Any Member State may provide that registration of a trade mark may not be refused on the ground that there is an earlier conflicting trade mark if the latter does not fulfil the requirements of use set out in Article 10(1) and(2) or in Article 10(3), as the case may be.