Примери за използване на National judges на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The National Judges Training Program.
Organizing three training courses on EC competition law for national judges and third parties;
The National Judges Training Program.
New call for proposals for training national judges in EU competition law.
National judges have a special role and responsibility in protecting investment.
Call for proposals 2014:Training of national judges in EU Competition Law and judicial co-operation.
This helps to develop Charter-related case law andstrengthens the role of national judges in upholding it.
Training programmes for national judges and other legal professionals will continue to be promoted.
The project provides for three training events, each with three-day duration and designed for 20 participants- national judges;
Call- Training of national judges in EU competition law(Legal base).
The project is a natural extension of LIBReFoundation's previous efforts in organizing trainings for national judges on EU Competition Law topics.
Training of national judges in EC competition law and judicial co-operation between national judges.
In order to prevent this, expanded andharmonised judicial training must be provided for national judges, practising jurists, public and administrative officials.
Training of national judges in EC competition law and judical co-operation between judges call for proposal.
Due to the specific nature of the activities of the Court of Justice,priority is given to legal professionals(national judges, barristers, solicitors, university professors, in-house lawyers, etc.).
Training of national judges in EC competition law and judicial co-operation between national judges call for proposal.
To ensure effective enforcement of the rules,there is a need for continuous training and education of national judges and all legal professionals in EU competition law.
Continuous training of national judges is of crucial importance for increasing knowledge of EU competition law.
On the basis of thecorresponding work programme for 2007, a call for proposals for training national judges in EC competition law was launched at the end of 2007(127).
Call for Proposals- Training of national judges in EU competition law andjudicial cooperation between national judges Training of national judges- 2012 Closed!
Promoting the cooperation, including the setting-up of networks and/or databases, between judicial authorities and public or private bodies responsible for encouraging ormonitoring the proper application of EC competition law by national judges.
To ensure dissemination among national judges in Bulgaria of knowledge and interpretative strategies towards the rules and notions of EU state aid law, antitrust damages actions and economic fundamentals of EU Competition Law;
CONNECTOR- CompetitiOn law coNnects challeNges in digital markEts, intelleCtual properTy andair transpORt" is a natural extension of LIBRe Foundation's previous efforts in organising trainings for national judges on EU Competition Law topics.
It would not only be additionally laborious for national judges to deal with costs applications, but, above all, it would generate unpredictability for litigants, thus potentially discouraging them from bringing any environmental claim at all.
I would also like to stress that pursuant to paragraph39 of the resolution, the Member States should provide ongoing training of national judges on fundamental rights and freedoms, including the new aspects in the field after the Treaty of Lisbon.
The Commission and national judges successfully cooperate in ensuring compliance with the competition rules(22), environmental legislation(23) and facilitating judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters through the European Judicial Network(24).
Together with the Court of Justice of the EU("CJEU" or"Court of Justice")through the preliminary reference procedure 4, national judges must ensure in complete independence the full application of EU law and judicial protection of the rights of individuals in all Member States.
Assisting national judges on technical aspects of the proposed measures during legislative drafting and the establishment of an independent European claims instrument, which would, amongst other things, make it possible to resolve, at least partly, problems raised by differences of opinion in national procedural law, are specific examples of the constructive and approving approach that a common and extensively discussed proposal for a resolution could have on European legislation.
As shown in the European Commission's 4th report of April 2014 on the implementation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights,the EU Court of Justice increasingly applies the Charter in its decisions while national judges are more and more aware of the Charter's impact and increasingly seek guidance from the Court of Justice.
Work is being done by the Commission in several contexts, with national judges, as Mr Zwiefka said, to raise their awareness of the different aspects of Community law and ensure that they have all the tools they need to access the relevant information.