Примери за използване на To give a ruling на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The need for the Court to give a ruling.
Consequently, there is no need to give a ruling on the Council's request that the effects of Decision 2014/119 be maintained.
That information also enables the General Court to give a ruling.
Consequently, the Court has jurisdiction to give a ruling on the interpretation of Article 49 EC.
It also follows from that Opinion that the Court does not have sufficient information to give a ruling.
Cases on which they are obliged by law to give a ruling within a period shorter than a month;
Consequently, where the questions submitted concern the interpretation of EU law,the Court is in principle bound to give a ruling.
Consequently, if the Court decides to give a ruling on the first question, I propose that it should answer it in the negative.
In my view, therefore, it would not be appropriate for the Court of Justice to give a ruling in this regard.
(42) In any event, the Court held that it was not necessary to give a ruling on the questions put to the Court in that case and did not take a position on the Advocate General's view.
Consequently, when the question put by the national court concerns the interpretation of EU law,the Court is, in principle, bound to give a ruling.
The present case therefore provides the Court with an opportunity to give a ruling on this point,(37) drawing, as far as possible, on international practice.
Consequently, where the questions submitted by the national court concern the interpretation of Community law,the Court of Justice is, in principle, bound to give a ruling.
In light of all of those factors, I am of the opinion that the Court does not have jurisdiction to give a ruling on the question referred by the Regeringsrätten.
Consequently, where the questions submitted for a preliminary ruling concern the interpretation of Community law,the Court is, in principle, bound to give a ruling.
Denmark may, like the Council, the Commission and any Member State,request the Court of Justice to give a ruling on a question of interpretation of this Agreement.
Consequently, where the questions submitted concern the interpretation or the validity of a rule of EU law,the Court is in principle bound to give a ruling.
Denmark may, like the Council, the Commission andany Member State, request the Court of Justice to give a ruling on a question of interpretation of this Agreement.
The Court is therefore required to give a ruling only on the enforceability against a sub-buyer of a clause conferring jurisdiction, and not on any of its other possible effects.
Having regard to the answer which I propose should be given to the first question,there will in my view by no need for the Court to give a ruling on the second question.
In the alternative, should the Court hold that it has jurisdiction to give a ruling on the substance, I shall suggest an autonomous definition of the ne bis in idem principle in Union law.
It should nevertheless be borne in mind that where the questions referred by national courts concern the interpretation of a provision of Community law,the Court is in principle obliged to give a ruling.
In order for the court to be called on to give a ruling on compensation, it is imperative that victims intervene by joining a civil claim to the criminal proceedings.
In that regard, it should be recalled that, according to the Court's settled case-law, where the questions submitted concern the interpretation of EU law,the Court is in principle required to give a ruling.
At the end of the written part of the procedure,the Court considered that it had sufficient information to give a ruling without a hearing in accordance with Article 76(2) of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of Justice.
Consequently, the fourth plea in law must be upheld and Decision 2014/119, as amended by Implementing Decision 2014/216, must be annulled, in so far as it concerns the applicant, andthere is no need to give a ruling on the other pleas in law.
It should be noted that, at present,not only has the Court not yet had an opportunity to give a ruling on the scope of that provision, but it has not given a substantive interpretation of the Rome II Regulation more broadly.
Further, the Council argues that questions raised in the dispute in the main proceedings can be resolved in the light ofRegulation No 833/2014 alone, there being no need to give a ruling on the validity of Decision 2014/512.
In particular, when the Courts consider that they have sufficient information to give a ruling on the basis of the written procedure(see Article 76, paragraph 2, of the Court of JusticeŐs Rules of Procedureand Article 135a of the former General CourtŐs Rules of Procedure).
Article 28(2) is concerned with the possibility of relinquishment of jurisdiction on the application of one of the parties,provided that it has already been established that the court first seised has jurisdiction to give a ruling on the related actions and its law permits the consolidation thereof.