Примери за използване на Must be classified на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Which must be classified separately.
And certainly any kind of dress which causes our fellowman to commit sin must be classified as wrong.
It must be classified as a crime?
Thus, the interest on the amount of the fine,the rate of which was 3.65%, must be classified as default interest.
The processed data must be classified into the following data categories.
Conduct a comprehensive study on what components of national stockpiles must be classified to UN standards.
Fragrances must be classified and labelled in accordance with CLP.
The definitions of‘national security' and what constitutes‘intelligence'- and thus what must be classified- are unclear.”.
Consequently, the service must be classified as a‘service in the field of transport'.
A 2008 report by the director of nationalintelligence acknowledged,“The definitions of‘national security' and what constitutes‘intelligence'- and thus what must be classified- are unclear.”.
From 1st December 2010, substances must be classified, labelled and packaged in accordance with CLP.
As an exception to the third paragraph, bananas produced in Madeira, the Azores, the Algarve, Crete, Lakonia andCyprus which are less than 14 cm in length may be marketed in the Union but must be classified in Class II.
All the information must be classified in terms of its value, legal requirements, sensitivity and criticality to the organization.
Important changes have been in place from 1 June 2015- the hazardous mixtures you place on the market must be classified, labelled and packaged according to the new CLP requirements.
Such a benefit must be classified as‘pay'within the meaning of Article 141 EC on account of the fact, in particular, that it is derived from the employment relationship of the deceased person.
The credit agreement underlying a recourseclaim brought by a jointly and severally liable debtor must be classified as an agreement for the provision of services for the purposes of that provision, and.
It is clear that serious ship-source pollution must be classified and punished as a criminal offence and minor ship-source pollution can be regarded a regulatory offence, so that there is a distinction between the seriousness of the two types of activity.
On the basis of all the foregoing,may the relevant provisions be interpreted as meaning that the service provider described in the first question must be classified as a provider of electronic communications services pursuant to European Community law?
The ECJ held that such operations must be classified as processing even where they exclusively concern material that has already been published in the media.
In conclusion, the fact that a natural person publishes on a website a certain number of advertisements for the sale of new andsecond-hand goods does not necessarily mean that he must be classified as a"trader" and his actions- a"commercial practice".
In the case of an offence against property,the act must be classified as theft, fraud, breach of trust, extortion, or destruction of or damage to property.
The second indent of Article 7(1)(b) of Regulation No 1215/2012 must be interpreted as meaningthat a credit agreement, such as that at issue in the main proceedings, between a credit institution and two jointly and severally liable debtors, must be classified as a‘contract for the provision of services' for the purposes of that provision.
Any activity which a person performs outside a relationship of subordination must be classified as an activity pursued in a self-employed capacity for the purposes of Articles 43 and 49 of the Treaty.
Therefore, in the light of all the above considerations, I think that the second indent of Article 7(1)(b) of that regulation must be interpreted as meaning that the credit agreement underlying a recourseclaim brought by a jointly and severally liable debtor must be classified as an agreement for the provision of services for the purposes of that provision.
It must therefore be held that such a credit agreement must be classified as a‘contract for the provision of services', within the meaning of the second indent of Article 7(1)(b) of Regulation No 1215/2012.
It is, however, important to note that when data for the substance or mixture is available for a hazard class,the substance or mixture must be classified in accordance with CLP criteria and the Annex VII tables must not be used.
In other words, the legal relationship between Bayer and Realchimie must be classified as‘a private law relationship' and is therefore covered by the concept of‘civil and commercial matters' within the meaning of Regulation No 44/2001.
Consequently, the answer to the second question is that the second indent of Article 7(1)(b) of Regulation No 1215/2012 must be interpreted as meaningthat a credit agreement, such as that at issue in the main proceedings, between a credit institution and two jointly and severally liable debtors, must be classified as a‘contract for the provision of services' for the purposes of that provision.
The Court also points out that the operations referred to by the directive must be classified as processing even where they exclusively concern material that has already been published as it stands in the media….
In the present case,a car wheel rim must be classified as a‘component part of a complex product' within the meaning of that provision, such a wheel rim being a component of a complex product which a car constitutes, without which that product could not be subject to normal use.