Примери за използване на Ratione на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Lack of jurisdiction ratione materiae.
Stat pro ratione voluntas--This is my wish, this is my command;
Sacrobosco wrote De Anni Ratione in 1232.
(d) Application ratione temporis of the derogations to the prohibition of State aid.
Subsequent lack of jurisdiction ratione materiae.
Applicability ratione temporis of EU law.
His complaint was incompatible with the Convention ratione personae.
It nevertheless continues to apply, ratione temporis, to the facts in the main proceedings.
There is no provision in the Charter specifying its scope ratione temporis.
A- Determining the scope ratione personae of Article 81 EC(first plea).
In such circumstances, the Court dismissed the applications as incompatible ratione personae with the Convention.
The scope ratione personae of the right to legal aid is defined as follows in Article 3(1) of Directive 2003/8.
Applicability of EU law ratione temporis.
The court having jurisdiction ratione loci and ratione materiae is the court, District Civil Court or a Court of First Instance, which issued the payment order.
Therefore, its complaints were incompatible ratione personae with the Convention.
Mr Ruiz Zambrano's children face a not dissimilar threat to their rights ratione loci.
The complaint was therefore incompatible ratione personae with the provisions of the Convention.
But see note 5 with respect to the definitions of waste, disposal andrecovery in force ratione temporis.
That directive is, therefore, not applicable ratione temporis to the dispute in the main proceedings.
As the main proceedings were launchedon 11 July 2016, Regulation(EU) No 1215/2012 is applicable ratione temporis.
Nevertheless, Directive 98/34 remains applicable ratione temporis to the dispute in the main proceedings.
In addition, the first paragraph of Article 12 EC is applicable ratione temporis to the present case.
The clarification of the terms used by the European Union legislature in Article 3(2) of Directive 2004/38 in defining, albeit by exclusion,the scope ratione personae of the facilitation obligation involves, in my view, an independent and uniform interpretation of the notions used in that provision to define its beneficiaries, irrespective of any margin of discretion.
VI- Second group of questions relating to scope of application ratione materiae of the Directive.
This is the definition of waste that is applicable ratione temporis to Regulation No 259/93 and in the present case.
Third, the Commission‘encroached on the competence ratione temporis of other institutions'.
The applicants' complaints were accordingly incompatible ratione personae with the provisions of the Convention.
It must be held that Directive 2004/38 applies ratione temporis to the cases in the main proceedings.
It follows that Regulation No 883/2004 is not applicable ratione temporis to the case in the main proceedings.
The Government contended that that complaint was incompatible ratione materiae with the provisions of the Convention.