Примери за използване на Rightly points out на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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As the report rightly points out, the partnership has been a success.
The euro is not the reason for the crisis, as the Commissioner usually quite rightly points out.
We will then, as the Council quite rightly points out, be able to consider intelligently what the consequences should be.
It is really important that Parliament should unanimously call on the Council not to limit the scope of the CFSP annual report to a mere description of policy activities but, as the report rightly points out, to'make it a policy- and solution-focused tool'.
However, Portielje rightly points out that its Board of Directors and that of Gosselin are only partly composed of the same members.
In Germany, Austria and the Netherlands, as the Honourable Member rightly points out, youth unemployment rates are relatively low.
The Commission rightly points out that the prevention of international terrorism may justify restrictions on the right to property.
Fourthly, and lastly, the case-law relating to pricing and margin squeeze practices requires,as the appellant rightly points out, consideration of all the circumstances in order to determine whether the undertaking in question has abused its dominant position.
He rightly points out that this means a true federalization of the European Union, since fiscal policy will be, to some extent, managed on EU level.
In an effort to distinguish between modernization and Westernization,Huntington rightly points out that the West's cultural individualism predates modernity and cannot be treated as entirely synonymous with it.
Parliament rightly points out that for the success of Europeana, it is a must to increase the awareness of the site both among cultural institutions, who could contribute their digitised content, and among the general public.
In his report on the revision of the Energy Efficiency Action Plan, Mr Bendtsen rightly points out that national policies still do not fully exploit the potential in the field of energy efficiency.
Publius Huldah rightly points out that the First Amendment doesn't grant rights to anyone, but rather prohibits Congress from making laws about religion, speech, the press or assembly.
Since the freedom of thought, conscience and religion protected by Article 9 of the Convention is one of the foundations of a democratic society,as the judgment quite rightly points out, we consider that the mere finding of a violation of that provision does not in itself constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
Moreover, the Court of Auditors rightly points out that the internal deadlines set for that step in the case-management were respected.
The real question for the rapporteur is whether we want to put all those positive benefits at risk by attaching to this proposal an issue about country-of-origin marking,which- as Mrs Rühle quite rightly points out- has already been proposed by the Commission on a whole range of products.
As this report rightly points out, energy efficiency is the most cost-effective and fastest way to reduce CO2 emissions.
(37) However, as the Defendant rightly points out, such arguments of the Applicant rather belong to the de lege ferenda sphere.
As the Commission rightly points out, a request for information under Article 18 of Regulation No 1/2003 is no guarantee that undertakings will forward incriminating documents to it, such as e-mails.
However, the Commission rightly points out that the current version, that is to say, Directive 2006/115, is merely an official codification of Directive 92/100.
Mr Cortes Lastra's report rightly points out that the Lisbon Strategy only achieved concrete results when it was linked to the cohesion policy.
Indeed, as the appellant rightly points out, it is the essence of competition that customers take lower prices into account in making purchasing decisions.
In a case like this, Williams rightly points out that we have been trained to"hold on" and"have faith in our initial idea," even if it is obviously wrong course of action.
However, as Mr Klinz rightly points out, this business model risks drawing attention away from protecting investors and towards protecting debt issuers, unless suitable corrective measures are taken.
As Mr Albertini's report rightly points out,'a new approach is needed if the EU is to act collectively and meet the global challenges in a coherent, consistent and efficient manner'.
The Belgian Presidency rightly points out that electricity in particular may also cause a division in society as a result of the fact that energy is becoming more expensive and therefore no longer accessible to everyone.
However, as the Commission rightly points out, in the present case the clarification‘or equivalent' was not made in the information notice until several weeks after the contract documents had been distributed to interested parties.
Schöllgen rightly points out, judging the authenticity of prophets is a necessary but particularly tricky business, because prophets“have at their disposal a gift of divine origin, which is, in principle, impervious to human judgment.”(241).
The Commission rightly points out that the application of the Data Protection Directive and of the right to access is subject to additional requirements, beyond the existence of personal data, and also allows restrictions on the right to information.
Steven Mann rightly points out the limitation of the mechanistic paradigm based on Newtonian physics and mechanics as the theoretical basis for understanding the dynamics and changes in society in the 20th century as a whole.