Примери за използване на To penalise на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I believe it is counterproductive to penalise someone who is stuck in congestion.
Mercedes has not decided whether to proceed with its appeal against the Monaco stewards' decision to penalise Michael Schumacher.
Whereas this law is increasingly being used to penalise Russian NGOs and civil society activists;
Lastly, it is essential to simplify the procedures for those who have demonstrated efficiency andto make more legally binding the power to penalise those who have not.
I also opposed the application of charges generated just by the congestion of a few,which is a measure that will lead to unfair advantage and which fails to penalise those who pollute most.
Member States shall adopt appropriate measures to penalise natural or legal persons who fail to fulfil their obligations under this Regulation.
The Framework Decision obliges the EU's Member States to penalise hate speech, i.e.
In what looks like a blatant attempt to penalise minor parties, the authorities tried(but failed) to raise the election threshold to 8%, the highest in Europe.
Paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 shall not affect the power of the Member States to penalise infringements within their territories.
The purpose of the criminal courts is to penalise the perpetrators of punishable acts by means of the sentences prescribed by law(imprisonment, community service, fine, etc.).
The Member States themselves will need to make every effort to penalise the abuse of modern media.
As reported by the Reuters news agency,when the US tried to penalise foreign companies trading with Cuba in 1996, the EU forced Washington to back down by threatening retaliatory sanctions.
The president took issue with Indonesia's $13bn surplus last year and vowed to penalise“cheating foreign importers”.
Obviously, it is unfair to penalise the manufacturers of the base vehicle when they are not responsible for what happens to the vehicle at a later stage of its production.
Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 shall not affect the power of the Member States to penalise infringements within their territories.
The crisis caused by the irresponsibility of the markets and the banks, and this huge amount of aid, are directly responsible for the increase in the public deficits andthe public debt that these same markets are today trying to penalise.
As Google funneled more resource into their webspam team,they started to penalise sites who had been publicly selling links through broker sites, or on forums.
Despite its official view that conditions do not exist for Kosovo Serbs to vote in Sunday's(December 12th) general election,the Serbian government has said it will not try to penalise those who go to the polls.
I do not believe that the Commission set out to inflict an additional tax or wanted to penalise countries situated to the west and east, in other words, more outlying countries.
Although the WTO ruling allows Washington to penalise the bloc with duties of up to 100 percent, the USA has chosen not to apply the maximum rate, but"has the authority to increase the tariffs at any time, or change the products affected", Mr Lighthizer's office added.
It is not necessary that these penalties be actually carried out,a mere threat is sufficient as long as they are used to penalise the DPO on grounds related to his/her DPO activities.
Croatian President Stipe Mesic has urged the EU not to penalise his country for failing to hand over a key war crimes suspect to the UN tribunal in The Hague, saying it is doing its best to track down the fugitive.
While temperatures are 20 degrees below and the gas has stopped flowing from the East,the Commission in Brussels is threatening to penalise Slovakia if it restarts the nuclear power plant in Jaslovské Bohunice.
Compliance with Article 27 is required in particular where the Member State wishes to penalise the national of a nonmember country for entering into and/or residing in its territory in breach of the national rules on immigration before becoming a family member of a Union citizen.
If it were up to me, we would revoke that visa waiver today, but the Commission will probably not be in favour of that,so what I do want the Commission to say is that it will have the courage to penalise any continued misconduct on the part of these Balkan countries.
The Council for Education andResearch on Toxics- the group behind the lawsuit- wants to penalise companies that don't warn customers that coffee contains acrylamide, a chemical that California lists as one"known to cause cancer.".
After the emissions scandal broke in September 2015, the Commission expected member states to conduct the investigations and did not press for additional action,while the member states failed to penalise car manufacturers or to demand recalls of faulty cars, notes the text.
For example, despite the calls for‘flexibility' and‘tolerance' in national policies,the US continues to penalise Bolivia for that government's recent decision to allow the traditional uses of the coca leaf domestically, particularly among indigenous communities.
The Court declared that EU law does not preclude national legislation under which‘inertia selling' must be assessed in the light of the provisions of the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive with the result that,according to that legislation, the ARN, within the meaning of the Framework Directive, is not competent to penalise such conduct.