Примери за използване на Prior review на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That access must be subject to prior review by a court or independent administrative authority.
Prior review exists in that regard in accordance with the principle of cooperation with the State.
Access to retained data is not subject to prior review by a court or an independent administrative body.
The Procurement Plan sets forth those contracts which shall be subject to prior review by the Bank.
The decision is not subject to prior review by a judicial authority or an independent administrative authority.
Any data uploaded by a user under the age of 18 will require prior review by a parent or legal guardian.
Generally, there is no prior review before modifications are accepted, and most wikis are open to the general public or at least to all persons who also have access to the wiki server.
Access to the data is not made dependent on a prior review by a court or an independent administrative body….
The Procurement Plan shall set forth those contracts, which shall be subject to the World Bank's prior review.
It also allowed access to data that was not subject to a prior review by a court or independent administrative authority.
Subject to a prior review by the Council, on the basis of a proposal from the Commission, this authorisation shall expire on 31 December 2006 or on the date specified in Annex II.'.
The customer has no right to return the goods with cash on delivery because returns require prior review and damage assessment.
That prior review must also intervene following a reasoned request of the competent national authorities submitted within the framework of procedures of prevention, detection or criminal prosecutions.
Any press release orpublication regarding these terms is subject to prior review and written approval of MTN.
Two additional networks,which were not discussed in prior reviews of the iRISA model, were found to be relevant to brain function in drug addiction: the"self-directed network," which is activated during self-directed/referential cognitive processes, and the"memory network," involved in flexible, multi-cue learning and memory.
Any press release orpublication relevant to this Agreement is subject to prior review and written approval by CREX24.
As regards the fact that the envisaged agreement does not make access to PNR data conditional on a prior review being carried out by a judicial or independent administrative authority, Ireland submits that such a review is not indispensable having regard to the safeguards already provided for under Articles 11 to 14, 16, 18 and 20 of that agreement.
Affiliates are only permitted to promote Plus500 via websites orother sources which have been prior reviewed and approved by Plus500.
The answer to this question is“no” butit should be derived from a prior review of the objectives and principles of trademark registrations in the broader context of civil law and civil proceedings.
Following consultation with the Forum, the Commission shall adopt an annualplan of joint audits, which shall take into account the results of prior reviews when determining frequency of assessment.
Member States should ensure that any such request for access to data stored in ETIAS be the subject of a prior review by a court or by an authority providing guarantees of full independence and impartiality, and which is free from any direct or indirect external influence.
It noted that European Union law required that any regime allowing access to data held by communications service providers had to be limited to the goal of combating"serious crime", andthat access be subject to prior review by a court or independent administrative body.
Member States should ensure that any such request for access to data stored in ETIAS be the subject of a prior review by an independent central access point which checks whether the conditions to request access to the ETIAS Central System are met in the concrete case at hand.
Accordingly, Section 1 of DRIPA is not compatible with the Charter as it does not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access to and use of retained data andbecause access to that data is not made dependent on prior review by a court or an independent administrative body.
The AG's view was that the requirement that the access by the competent national authorities to retained data be subject to prior review by a court or an independent administrative authority is not met where national legislation provides that such review is to be carried out by the public prosecutor's office which is responsible for directing the pre-trial procedure, while also being likely to represent the public prosecution in judicial proceedings.
The three judges said Dripa was“inconsistent with EU law” because of this lack of safeguards,including the absence of“prior review by a court or independent administrative authority”.
The Court held that section 1 of DRIPA was inconsistent with EU law because it did not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access to, and use of, communications data andsince access to the data was not made dependent on a prior review by a court or an independent administrative body.
Accordingly, Section 1 of DRIPA is not compatible with Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter in so far as it does not lay down clear and precise rules providing for access to and use of retained data andin so far as access to that data is not made dependent on prior review by a court or an independent administrative body.
Having said that, it seems reasonable to me to consider that, in specific situations of extreme urgency, such as the United Kingdom Government has referred to,there may be justification for law enforcement authorities to have immediate access to retained data, without any prior review, in order to prevent the commission of a serious crime or so that the perpetrators can be prosecuted.
All papers are subject to blind peer review prior to publication.