Примери за използване на Question referred for a preliminary ruling на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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II. Facts, conduct of the dispute and question referred for a preliminary ruling.
The answer to the question referred for a preliminary ruling therefore applies only in the event that the Court should consider that Article 19(4) of the Regulation on the service of documents is applicable to the present case.
The dispute in the main proceedings and the question referred for a preliminary ruling.
In Cases C-430/06 to C-433/06, the question referred for a preliminary ruling is the same as that set out in the preceding paragraph, save that it refers to the relevant foral laws of Álava and Guipúzcoa.
Therefore, in accordance with the second paragraph of Article 267 TFEU, that court may, but need not,request the Court to rule on a question referred for a preliminary ruling.
Accordingly, I propose that the Court answer the question referred for a preliminary ruling by the Handelsgericht Wien as follows.
Thus, the answer to the question referred for a preliminary ruling will enable MPs to know whether there is a third way available to them, not only the alternatives open to them at present(rejection or approval of the withdrawal treaty and statement on the United Kingdom Government's course of action in the absence of an agreement).
The Conference considers that, in exceptional cases in which the Court of Justice decides to review a decision of the Court of First Instance on a question referred for a preliminary ruling, it should act under an emergency procedure.
It must be observed, in the first,place that the question referred for a preliminary ruling does not relate to the validity, under Article 7(1) of Directive 91/439, of the driving licence issued to the applicant in the main proceedings on 15 October 2004.
The Commission of the European Communities considers that the dispute in the main proceedings falls within the scope of Directive 96/71 and that the question referred for a preliminary ruling should therefore be examined first and foremost in the light of that directive.
Consideration of the question referred for a preliminary ruling has disclosed nothing to affect the validity of Commission Directive 2006/134/EC of 11 December 2006 amending Council Directive 91/414/EEC to include fenarimol as active substance.
Having regard to the foregoing, there is no need to answer the question referred for a preliminary ruling in so far as it concerns the interpretation of Articles 12 EC, 17 EC and 18 EC.
Where a question referred for a preliminary ruling is identical to a question on which the Court has already been called on to rule, or where the answer to the question admits of no reasonable doubt or may be clearly deduced from existing case-law, the Court may, after hearing the Advocate General, give its decision by reasoned order, citing in particular a previous judgment relating to that question or the relevant case-law.
In those circumstances, as the European Commission has observed,the admissibility of the question referred for a preliminary ruling turns on whether the functions performed by the court of origin when that certificate is issued are of an administrative or a judicial nature.
The reading of the question referred for a preliminary ruling should, however, be supplemented by the other grounds of the order for reference, from which it becomes a little clearer that the question is being asked in connection with the burden of proof.
In my view, that fact, assuming it to be true,is irrelevant for the purposes of answering the question referred for a preliminary ruling in so far as, first, the basic patent does not contain any claim relating to the use of nab-paclitaxel in the treatment of pancreatic cancer.
In answering the question referred for a preliminary ruling, the Court will not perform advisory functions, but will give an answer in accordance with its judicial function(namely, that of stating what the law is), so that on the basis of that answer, the referring court may give a ruling, in a judgment with actual legal effect, on the application for a declaration from that court sought by the applicants.
In accordance with the first subparagraph of Article 104(3) of the Rules of Procedure,where the answer to a question referred for a preliminary ruling may be clearly deduced from existing caselaw the Court may, after hearing the Advocate General, give its decision by reasoned order in which reference is made to its previous judgment or to the relevant case-law.
In that regard, it must, however, be stated that the question referred for a preliminary ruling, as formulated by the referring court, does not concern the interpretation of Spanish law, for which the Court has no jurisdiction, but rather concerns the interpretation of EU law, which does fall within the Court's jurisdiction.
It is clear from Ruiz Zambrano and from McCarthy and Dereci and Others,(5) that Article 20 TFEU,to which reference is made in the question referred for a preliminary ruling, is to be taken into account in the absence of any kind of current cross-border factor, in the situation of citizens of the European Union who reside in the Member State of which they are a national and have never exercised their right to freedom of movement.
As regards the judicial authorities, it is clear from the wording of the question referred for a preliminary ruling from the Tribunal du travail de Liège that a third country national residing legally in Belgium on the basis of leave granted pursuant to Article 9b of the Law of 15 December 1980 is eligible for subsidiary protection status.
The first subparagraph of Article 104(3)of its Rules of Procedure provides that where a question referred for a preliminary ruling is identical to a question on which the Court has already ruled, or where the answer to such a question may be clearly deduced from existing case-law, the Court may, after hearing the Advocate General, at any time give its decision by reasoned order.
The main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling Case C‑404/15.
In those circumstances, the questions referred for a preliminary ruling are admissible.
The disputes in the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
Facts, the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
The dispute in the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
The actions in the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
The dispute in the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.
II- The disputes in the main proceedings and the questions referred for a preliminary ruling.