Примери за използване на Penalises на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Positive law prescribes behavior and penalises non-compliance.
It penalises the efficient farmer and props up the inefficient one.
Secondly, there is a discrimination in VAT rates which penalises digital goods in relation to physical goods.
It penalises developing countries by calling for a delay in phasing out export refunds in the worst kind of blatant protectionism.
Regarding hedge funds, we need to regulate them andto devise a form of taxation that penalises all short-term financial transactions.
Since Google introduced a search update that penalises non-responsive sites in mobile searches, this is a major problem for those who generate leads online.
This appears to be a totally unjustified decision from a scientific point of view,which offers no environmental advantage and therefore unnecessarily penalises a wide range of citizens," it said in a statement.
Calls on the Member States to draw up legislation that prohibits and penalises corporal punishment against children or, where it already exists, to ensure the effective implementation thereof;
(FR) Madam President, between 2007 and 2013, cohesion policy will be the main item of expenditure for the Europe of Brussels, but far from benefiting the French regions,this development actually penalises them.
The end of this dispute benefits the US multinationals in the sector, but penalises European and ACP producers, particularly the small and medium-sized ones.
It both penalises migrant workers, who do have the high expectations usually brought about by the social rights of Member States, and harms European workers who, faced with unfair competition, suffer from social dumping.
That is because here,you are all in agreement on the basic orientation of an economic policy that penalises workers and pensioners, who are not the ones responsible for the crisis.
It is a nonsense where science is concerned,because it holds back and penalises research, and it is a nonsense where medical progress is concerned, because the scientists who resort to animal experimentation are working daily to find medicines and treatments that tomorrow will cure new pandemics.
Whereas the automatic points system in MEDIA, which is aimed at ensuring, a level playing field between the Member States,leads to market distortion and heavily penalises countries with high audiovisual production capacity;
The imposition of legitimate rules on our own producers and breeders penalises them in a global ultra-free-trade system where the WTO considers social, environmental or other concerns to be non-tariff barriers to trade.
The Italian Government adhered to the decisions of the ICCAT and reduced fishing quotas for bluefin tuna for commercial fishing vessels only, with a de facto increase in thequantities intended for recreational fishing, an absurd measure that penalises only fishers, who are already facing a very difficult time.
Massive tax avoidance by high net worth individuals and enterprises not only penalises ordinary taxpayers, public finances and social spending, but also threatens good governance, macroeconomic stability and social cohesion.
The version voted on by the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development was quite satisfactory;the version that has emerged from the trialogue inexorably penalises working conditions in the sugar sector, whose export allowance is touching on the merely symbolic.
By way of derogation from paragraphs 2, 3, and 5,Member States shall review the Bluefin tuna fishing quota system, which penalises small-scale fishermen, for the purpose of removing the monopoly currently exercised by large vessel owners and encouraging more sustainable fishing systems such as those used for small-scale fishing.
We have also succeeded in laying down a fairer,more flexible system of sanctions that is also more effective than the one we had before, since it penalises those who do not act as they should, but it does so according to the severity of the infringement committed and the organisation's financial means.
Surveys have shown that up to 80% of Italians back taxing sugar and flights, but industry producers oppose the plastic tax,arguing the“measure penalises products, not behaviour, and only represents a way to recover resources, while placing huge costs on consumers, workers and businesses”.
(3) Does Article 4 of the Directive,requiring Member States to adopt national legislation which includes serious negligence as a standard of liability and which penalises discharges in territorial sea, breach the right of innocent passage recognised in[UNCLOS], and if so, is Article 4 invalid to that extent?
The most important benefit for passengers will perhaps be the definition of their rights in cases of cancelled or delayed services, since it penalises transport operators for organisational failures in transport with an obligation to reimburse up to the entire fare, as well as reimbursing other losses up to the amount of 50% of the fare.
If the question is answered in the affirmative:does the interpretation of primary and/or secondary European law preclude the application of a national criminal provision which penalises the retention of a child from his guardian abroad where the provision does not differentiate between Member States of the European Union and third countries?
Therefore the answer to be given to the national court must be that Articles 18(1)(d) and22 of the Sixth Directive do preclude a reassessment and recovery practice which penalises a failure to comply, first, with obligations arising from formalities laid down in national legislation pursuant to Article 18(1)(d) and, second, with the obligations.
Websites can be penalised for a number of reasons.
You will be penalised if it does not.
Any deviation is penalised.
A player who is in an offside position is not automatically penalised.
Employees and contracted personnel shall not be penalised for reporting alleged infringements.