Примери за използване на To derogate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Member States are not allowed to derogate from this important principle in their national legislation.
Since this possibility is open only until the 2005/2006 marketing year,it is necessary to give Member States the possibility to derogate from that limit for two more marketing years.
(68) Any discretion to derogate from EU law is entirely controlled by the harmonising measures themselves.
Furthermore, the new CAP rules enlarge the possibilities for Member States to derogate from the principle of decoupling and to re-couple aid to production.
Member States may decide to derogate from the provisions of point 3.1 in remote areas with a low animal density, where no collection of dead animals is organised.
Article 8(3) authorises Member States to derogate from this prohibition if certain conditions(listed in subparagraphs(a) to(h)) are met.
Foreigners"shall be obliged to observe the laws and the established legal order,to be loyal to the Bulgarian state, and not to derogate the prestige and dignity of the Bulgarian people.".
Member States may take measures to derogate from paragraph 2 in respect of a given information society service if the following conditions are fulfilled.
The foreigners staying in the Republic of Bulgaria shall be obliged to observe the laws and the established legal order,to be loyal to the Bulgarian state and not to derogate the prestige and dignity of the Bulgarian people.
Member States may decide to derogate from the provisions of point 3.1 in remote areas with a low animal density, where no collection of dead animals is organised.
Directive 2011/83/EU should therefore be amended to allow Member States to adopt national measures to provide a longer period for the right of withdrawal and to derogate from specific exceptions from the right of withdrawal.
Member States should only be able to derogate from that default value for afforested land and only in limited circumstances justified under the IPCC Guidelines.
On the second bullet point, the Commission applies its standard rules andprocedures as well as the internal rules that allow the EUTF Managers to derogate from these standard rules in certain conditions(the internal guidelines on crisis and the EUTF guidelines).
The option to derogate from Article 16(b), provided for in Article 17(3) and in Article 18, may not result in the establishment of a reference period exceeding six months.
In respect of on-demand audiovisual media services,Member States may take measures to derogate from paragraph 1 in respect of a given service if the following conditions are fulfilled.
In the interests ofimproved administration of the tariff quotas opened by Regulations(EC) Nos 2058/96 and 955/2005, it is necessary to continue to allow operators to submit more than one licence application per quota period, and therefore to derogate from Article 6(1) of Regulation(EC) No 1301/2006.
Courts or authorities involved in the procedure should only be allowed to derogate from those time-limits in exceptional circumstances, for instance in cases which are legally or factually complex.'.
In addition, it must be noted that there is nothing in the Montreal Convention to indicate that thecontracting States intended to attribute a special meaning to the concept of damage, in the context of a harmonised system of liability in private international air law, and to derogate from its ordinary meaning.
Some Member States will be able to derogate from these targets where justified by lack of necessary infrastructure or low levels of EEE consumption.
Where Member States decide to change the maximum individual quota of 120 000 kilograms referred to in Article 111(2)(b) of Regulation(EC)No 73/2009 or to derogate from it, they shall inform the Commission before 1 January of the calendar year concerned.
It is however appropriate to allow Member States to derogate from certain obligations where the payment entitlements to be allocated in a given year are not yet definitively established.
Where Member States decide to amend the limit of 90 heads of cattle per holding and per age bracket referred to in Article 110(1) of Regulation(EC)No 73/2009, or to derogate from it, they shall inform the Commission before 1 January of the calendar year concerned.
Some Member States will be able to derogate from the new targets for a limited time, where this is justified by a lack of necessary infrastructure or low levels of consumption of electronic equipment.
Today's Letter of Formal Notice follows a Communication also adopted on Thursday from the Commission rejecting a request from Romania to derogate from EU rules in this area due to concerns arising from the proportionality principle and compatibility with the Treaty.
This Agreement shall not be construed to derogate from any obligation between Canada and Member States of the EU or third countries to make or respond to an assistance request under a mutual assistance instrument.
If those provisions are to be interpreted as requiring a rolling reference period,may the possibility afforded by Article 17 to derogate from Article 16(b) relate not only to the duration of the reference period but also to the requirement for a rolling period?
Article 9(1) of the Directive permits Member States to derogate from the provisions of Articles 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the Directive where there is no other satisfactory solution, in order to permit, under strictly supervised conditions and on a selective basis, the capture, keeping or other judicious use of certain birds in small numbers.
Nor should they require, coerce or pressurise, by way of violence, threats, financial penalties or inducements or other measures, journalists andother media actors to derogate from accepted journalistic standards and professional ethics by engaging in the dissemination of propaganda or disinformation.
(51) That fundamental principle, from which it is not possible to derogate directly or indirectly, also results from the standardisation of the rules on jurisdiction and the presumption that those rules are examined regularly by any court when it is seised.