Примери за използване на Repeated infringements на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Have had no serious or repeated infringements of customs or tax rules;
Repeated infringements should be taken into account when determining the sanctions to be applied.
The company has not committed any serious or repeated infringements of customs or tax legislation.
Calls on Member States to prosecute breaches of the Regulation,especially for repeated infringements;
A player penalised for repeated infringements must be cautioned and temporarily suspended.
The fine and, if necessary, the sanction shall be effective, proportionate and dissuasive taking into account the nature, duration andgravity of the infringement as well as any previous and repeated infringements of this Directive;
It includes obstruction,unfair play, repeated infringements, dangerous play and misconduct which is prejudicial to the Game.
The sanctions laid down in this Regulation shall be subject to a limitation period of five years from the date of commission of the infringement concerned or,in the case of continuing or repeated infringements, from the date on which those infringements ceased.
It includes obstruction,unfair play, repeated infringements, dangerous play, handing off a player and misconduct which is prejudicial to the game.
The record of compliance with customs requirements referred to in the first indent of Article 5a(2)of the Code shall be considered as appropriate if over the last three years preceding the submission of the application no serious infringement or repeated infringements of customs rules have been committed by any of the following persons.
However, in the case of continuing or repeated infringements, the period shall begin on the day on which the infringement ceases.
It is stated that:“The penalties determined must be effective, proportionate and dissuasive and may include fines calculated in such a way as to ensure that the fines at least deprive those responsible of the economic benefits derived from their infringement andthat those fines gradually increase for repeated infringements.”.
It includes obstruction,unfair play, repeated infringements, dangerous play, throwing away a tag, deliberate contact and misconduct which is prejudicial to the game.
With regard to cross compliance obligations, apart from grading reductions or exclusions in view of the principle of proportionality,it should be provided that as of a certain moment repeated infringements of the same cross compliance obligation should, after a prior warning to the farmer, be treated as an intentional non-compliance.
In the case of continuing or repeated infringements, the prescriptive period shall begin to run from the day on which the infringement ceases.
With regard to cross compliance obligations, apart from grading reductions or exclusions in view of the principle of proportionality,it should be provided that as of a certain moment repeated infringements of the same cross compliance obligation should, after a prior warning to the farmer, be treated as an intentional non-compliance.
Considers that repeated infringements, where they occur in circumstances over which the transporter had control, should lead to prosecution;
With regard to cross-compliance obligations, apart from grading administrative penalties in view of the principle of proportionality,it should be provided that starting from a certain moment, repeated infringements of the same cross-compliance obligation should, after a prior warning to the farmer, be treated as an intentional non-compliance.
In the case of continuing or repeated infringements, the prescriptive period shall begin to run from the day on which the infringement ceases.
The penalties determined shall be effective, proportionate and dissuasive and may include fines calculated in such a way as to ensure that the fines at least deprive those responsible of the economic benefits derived from the infringement of the national provisions as referred to in the first paragraph andthat those fines gradually increase for repeated infringements.
However, in the case of continuing or repeated infringements, the period shall begin on the day on which the infringement ceases.
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Repeated infringements by the same buyer shall be taken into account when determining the pecuniary fine and the other sanctions to be applied;
However, in the case of continuing or repeated infringements, the limitation period begins to run on the day on which the infringement ceases.
Repeated infringements by the same operator shall be taken into account by the enforcement authority when determining the sanction to be applied;
Provide the frequency of occurrence beyond which repeated infringements shall be regarded as more serious, by taking into account the number of drivers used for the transport activities managed by the transport manager.
In the case of repeated infringements, determination of the duration of penalties should be left to the Member States, which are better placed to judge the true gravity of the offence committed.
Provide the frequency of occurrence beyond which repeated infringements shall be regarded as more serious, by taking into account the number of drivers used for the transport activities managed by the transport manager.
The existence of repeated infringements by the same perpetrator shows its propensity to commit such infringements and is therefore a very significant indication that the level of the penalty needs to be increased to achieve effective deterrence.
(a) the absence of any serious infringement or repeated infringements of taxation rules and customs legislation, as well as of any record of serious criminal offences relating to the economic activity of the applicant;