Примери за използване на Services in question на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It shall include personal participation of the trainee specialised doctor in the activity andresponsibilities entailed by the services in question.
It should, however, be remembered that the majority of the services in question can already benefit from a reduced rate, if only in a limited number of Member States and for a limited period.
And whenever this divergence becomes important,some method other than competition may have to be found to supply the services in question.
The services in question were procured for legal defence in relation to the Fund, while the financing decision allocated the budget to consultancy in resolution readiness.
At Hesburger, personal data is processed by personnel whose job descriptions include the maintenance and management of the services in question.
This exclusion should apply whether the services in question are organised as a monopoly, operating under exclusive rights or otherwise, and whether publicly or privately funded and/or provided;
As regards services in Annex II B,the relevant provisions of this Directive should be without prejudice to the application of Community rules specific to the services in question.
The prohibition shall not apply where the services in question are necessary for the urgent prevention or mitigation of an event likely to have a serious and significant impact on human health and safety or the environment.
Member States are free to determine the procedural rules applicable as long as such rules allow contracting entities to take into account the specificities of the services in question.
The prohibitions in paragraph 1 shall not apply where the services in question are necessary for the urgent prevention or mitigation of an event likely to have a serious and significant impact on human health and safety or the environment.
As regards services in Annex II B,the relevant provisions of this Directive should be without prejudice to the application of Community rules specific to the services in question.
Is the answer to Question 1 different if the serviced residence in question receives, for the supply of the services in question, subsidies or any other form of advantage or funding from public authorities?
As regards services in Annex II, the relevant provisions of this Directive should be without prejudice to the application of Community rules specific to the services in question.
Those exclusions were introduced to take account of the fact that the services in question could frequently be provided only by one service provider in a given geographical area because of the absence of effective competition and the existence of special or exclusive rights.
A ban on the provider setting up a certain form or type of infrastructure in their territory, including an office or chambers,which the provider needs in order to supply the services in question;
Since the Court has held, in its answer to the first and third questions, that a purchaser such as the applicant in the main proceedings is deemed to have supplied the services in question itself to the vendor, within the meaning of Article 28 of the VAT Directive, there is no need to answer the second question. .
More specifically, the conferral upon the Member States, in point 12 of that annex, of the ability to apply a reduced rate of VAT to various forms of accommodation, in particular holiday accommodation, thus responding to an essential need of any person on his or her travels,is such as to facilitate wide access to the services in question.
A taxable person has a right to deduct even in the absence of a direct and immediate link between a particular input transaction and an output transaction ortransactions where the costs of the services in question are part of his general costs and are, as such, components of the price of the goods or services which he supplies.
The fact that the provision of services is temporary does not mean that the provider of services within the meaning of the Treaty may not equip himself with some form of infrastructure in the host Member State(including an office, chambers or consulting rooms)in so far as such infrastructure is necessary for the purpose of performing the services in question.
As is apparent from paragraph 68 above, in the present case,not only is the provision of the services in question during the runningin phase remunerated on the basis of the contract concluded with the existing contractor but also the new contractor is not yet at that stage in a position fully to guarantee the quality of the services required for the application of the new version of CORDIS.
A public contract having as its object both goods andservices shall be considered to be a public service contract if the value of the services in question exceeds that of the goods covered by the contract.
The fact that the services in question are international removal services is insufficient for that purpose and the Commission was wrong to refer to the turnover and market share thresholds alluded to at point 53 of the Guidelines on the effect on trade, especially because that provision does not apply to an agreement such as that in question and because the Commission failed to define the relevant market.
A public contract having as its object both products andservices within the meaning of Annex II shall be considered to be a‘public service contract' if the value of the services in question exceeds that of the products covered by the contract.
Furthermore, Member States should put in place appropriate measures with reference to the award of concession contracts for those services, aimed at ensuring compliance with the principles of transparency and equal treatment of economic operators,while allowing contracting authorities and contracting entities to take into account the specificities of the services in question.
Moreover, a taxable person also has a right to deduct even where there is no direct and immediate link between a particular input transaction and an output transaction or transactions giving rise to the right to deduct,where the costs of the services in question are part of his general costs and are, as such, components of the price of the goods or services which he supplies.
The Advocate General considers that the imposition of an obligation to make access to a Wi-Fi network secure, as a means of protecting copyright on the Internet, would not be consistent with the requirement for a fair balance to be struck between, on the one hand, the protection of the intellectual property rights enjoyed by copyright holders and, on the other,that of the freedom to conduct business enjoyed by providers of the services in question.
A public contract having as its object both products and services within the meaning of Annex II shall be considered to be a‘public service contract' if the value of the services in question exceeds that of the products covered by the contract.
Although the wording of that provision, which excludes‘services in the field of transport' from the scope of Directive 2006/123, does not seem to be sufficient in itself to reach such a finding,recital 21 of the directive leaves no doubt as it states that the services in question include‘urban transport[and] taxis'.
As may be seen from the request for a preliminary ruling and from the actual wording of the first question, it is apparent that the second question has been referred should the purchaser, who is a taxable person,not be deemed to have supplied the services in question himself or herself to the vendor, within the meaning of Article 28 of the VAT Directive.
Moreover, in such a case, the two operators initially selected could have renounced the benefit of their licence, which would have obliged the French authorities to issue a third call for applications in order to ensure effective competition in the sector concerned,thus delaying the launch of the services in question by a corresponding period.