Примери за използване на Prior condition на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Prior condition?
Damaged is restored to its prior condition.
Setting prior conditions for making the product concerned available on the market;
After some hours,they returned to their prior condition.
Such verification should not be a prior condition for the marketing of the products.
He has asked to renew negotiations with Israel without prior conditions.
If we are“redeemed,” then our prior condition was one of slavery.
Armenia is ready to establish diplomatic relations with Turkey without any prior conditions.
To make its marketing subject to prior conditions so as to make it safe;
While considering prospects for a political solution, John Kerry assured[Lavrov]that the US is working with those groups of opposition who sabotage the UN Security Council's demand to urgently relaunch the intra-Syrian talks without any prior conditions.
Those requirements shall not constitute a prior condition for an insurance undertaking to pursue business.
As a prior condition for access to the increase in planting rights and support for restructuring and conversion, Regulation(EC) No 1493/1999 provides for the compilation of an inventory of wine production potential by the Member State concerned.
It has also been linked to heart andeye disease without prior conditions being reported.
(3) The Bank shall neither impose any prior conditions in respect of the level of holding that must be acquired nor examine a proposed acquisition in terms of the economic needs of the market.
Beneficiaries are no longer required to submit a certificate on average personnel costs for approval as a prior condition for the eligibility of the personnel costs.
(4) The National Bank of Moldova shall neither impose any prior conditions in respect of the level of holding that is to be acquired nor shall assess the proposed acquisition in terms of the economic needs of the market.
Given the relevance of the regulations in this area from the perspective of fundamental rights and freedoms,the European Parliament must insist on the enforcement of the Treaty of Lisbon being a prior condition to any legislative developments involving the enhancement of border security.
That requirement shall not constitute a prior condition for the authorisation of a life insurance undertaking.
They may only require non-systematic notification of those policy conditions and other documents for the purpose of verifying compliance with national provisions concerning insurance contracts, andthat requirement may not constitute a prior condition for an undertaking's carrying on its business.
Whereas the harmonization of insurance contract law is not a prior condition for the achievement of the internal market in insurance;
In regard to life insurance, Member States may require insurance undertakings to submit systematic notification of the technical bases used for calculating scales of premiums and technical provisions,without that requirement constituting a prior condition for a life insurance undertaking to pursue its business.
AFFIRM our desire to open negotiations with Spain, without any prior conditions, aimed at establishing a collaborative system for the benefit of both parties.
(3) With regard to life insurance, the Bank may require third-country insurance undertakings to submit systematic notification of the technical bases used for calculating scales of premiums and technical provisions,without that requirement constituting a prior condition for a life insurance undertaking to pursue its business.
The requirement for prior notification referred to in the first subparagraph shall not constitute a prior condition for the marketing of units of UCITS and shall not be part of the notification procedure referred to in Article 93 of Directive 2009/65/EC.
(2) The Bank may require non-systematic notification of those policy conditions, scales of premiums or forms or other documents for the purpose only of verifying compliance with provisions concerning insurance contracts which apply in the State butsuch requirements shall not constitute a prior condition for an undertaking to pursue business.
In this regard, UNIS andBeaudout relied in particular on the judgment in Sporting Exchange,(6) arguing that in that judgment the Court characterised the obligation of transparency as a mandatory prior condition to the right of a Member State to grant an operator an exclusive right to carry out an economic activity, which applies regardless of the method used to select that operator.
The host Member State shall only require an insurance undertaking that proposes to pursue insurance business within its territory to effect non-systematic notification of policy conditions and other documents for the purpose of verifying compliance with its national provisions concerning insurance contracts, andthat requirement shall not constitute a prior condition for an insurance undertaking to pursue its business.
Compliance with the obligation of transparency flowing from Article 56 TFEU is a mandatory prior condition for the extension, by a Member State, to all undertakings within a sector, of a collective agreement under which a single operator, chosen by the social partners, is entrusted with the management of a compulsory supplemental social insurance scheme for employees.
The referring court considers that the outcome of the pleas based on breach of the obligation of transparency depends on whether compliance with that obligation is a mandatory prior condition to an extension such as those at issue in the main proceedings, and that this issue is decisive in the disputes before it.
It may only require an undertaking that proposes to carry on insurance business within its territory, under the right of establishment or the freedom to provide services, to effect non-systematic notification ot those policy conditions and other documents for the purpose of verifying compliance with its national provisions concerning insurance contracts, andthat requirement may not constitute a prior condition for an undertaking's carrying on its business.