Примери за използване на Premiss на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And that, to me, is the premiss of building a new education system.
Premiss: A proposition that provides support to an argument's conclusion.
For the reasons previously set out in paragraphs 53 to 58 above, that premiss is incorrect.
(6) If one premiss be negative, the conclusion must be negative.
The defendant contends that recitals 44, 48 and49 to the contested decision are wholly compatible with that premiss and display no error.
This conclusion is based on the premiss that the works in question are freely accessible on another website.
The Court first of all observed that‘the… question asked by the national court is based on the premiss that a non-resident such as Mr D.
It's based on the premiss that people do their best when they do the thing they love, when they are in their element.
However, it seems to me that the secondground of appeal and the Commission's considerations refer to the premiss on which the referring court relies.
These questions rest on the premiss that the Wirtschaftsakademie is not a data processing‘controller' within the meaning of Article 2(d) of Directive 95/46.
It follows that, if Regulation No 622/2003 had in fact made adaptations to that list of prohibited articles- the premiss on which the referring court bases its decision- that regulation would, for that reason, have to be held invalid.
Hence, the premiss‘There exists a God who sends non-believers to hell' is used to support the conclusion‘There exists a God who sends non-believers to hell.'.
In circular reasoning, a conclusion is either blatantly used as a premiss, or more often, it is reworded to appear as though it is a different proposition when in fact it is not.
Hence, the premiss,‘There exists a God who sends non-believers to hell' is only supported by the evidence of the assertion that the non-believer is going to hell, which is the conclusion from,‘There exists a God who sends non-believers to hell.
The question referred to the Court is therefore based on the premiss that, in accordance with the abovementioned case-law, paclitaxel is the only active ingredient in Abraxane.
That premiss implies and justifies the existence of mutual trust between the Member States that those values will be recognised, and therefore that the EU law that implements them will be respected(judgment of 6 March 2018, Achmea, C‑284/16, EU: C: 2018:158, paragraph 34 and the case-law cited).
The authorisation granted by the Council for the setting up of enhanced cooperation is merely the premiss for the adoption of other legislative acts which will then have to give specific effect to that cooperation.
That question is based on the premiss that the Conseil constitutionnel, when examining whether a law is consistent with the Constitution, may find it necessary to examine whether that law is consistent with EU law.
As the Advocate General stated in point 43 of her Opinion,that doubt on the part of the referring court seems to be founded on the premiss that an electronic communications service and a conditional access system are mutually exclusive.
The referring court proceeds on the premiss that the option to bring court proceedings against the decision of the public prosecutor's office to issue an EAW must be available.
Finally, it might also be observed that in Isaac International,(10) as recalled by the Court in its judgment in that case,the national court started from the premiss that exemption from an anti-dumping duty was to be regarded as‘favourable tariff treatment' within the meaning of Article 212a of that code.
The Netherlands court starts from the premiss that the French Public Prosecutor's Office is independent, but doubts whether the EAWs which it may issue may be subject to judicial review.
It depends on the premiss that truth should be valued as an end in itself- an assumption hard to square with his Utilitarian moral philosophy, according to which the only thing valuable in itself is the satisfaction of wants.
At the same time I would add that these conclusions are based on the premiss that the works in question were‘freely accessible' to the general internet public on third-party websites,(41) which is not clear from the order for reference.
On the basis of that premiss, the Court held that, for the purposes of Article 5(3) of Regulation No 44/2001, in a situation like the one in question, the place where the damage was sustained is the place where the copyright relied on by the claimant is protected and where the alleged damage may occur.
As is apparent from the orders for reference,the questions referred are based on the premiss that, at the time material to the main proceedings, Mr Vatsouras and Mr Koupatantze did not have the status of‘worker' within the meaning of Article 39 EC.
That case‑law is based on the premiss that liability may be imputed to a legal entity for the conduct of another legal entity where the latter does not decide independently upon its own conduct on the market.
The Commission's argument, as expressed in its written observations(133) and at the hearing,is based on the premiss that EU law offers investors, in particular through fundamental freedoms and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union(‘the Charter'), full protection in the field of investments.
Furthermore, by accepting that erroneous premiss, the General Court unduly reversed the burden of proof, thus requiring the Commission to establish that the rates of the Hungarian tax on advertisements cannot be justified on the basis of its alleged redistributive objective.
Lastly, I note that in citing Article 56 TFEU,the referring court starts from the premiss that the grant of exclusive rights such as those at issue in the main proceedings constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services, and that such a restriction can be justified.