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(2) The certificate shall be issued for a period which may not exceed five years.
The increased rate, which may not exceed 100%, shall apply to requests for payments until the end of the calendar year in which the related financial assistance comes to an end.
The court sets the duration of the mediation, which may not exceed three months.
An amount to be determined by the Governing Council, which may not exceed 20% of the net profit, shall be transferred to the general reserve fund, subject to a limit equal to 100% of the capital; and.
Each Member State shall set a limited period of detention, which may not exceed six months.
An amount to be determined by the Governing Council, which may not exceed 20% of the net profit, shall be transferred to the general reserve fund subject to a limit equal to 100% of the capital;
Any further delay will be communicated to the Customer andwill agree with this new delivery period which may not exceed the maximum period stipulated above.
(a) an amount to be determined by the Governing Council, which may not exceed 20% of the net profit, shall be transferred to the general reserve fund subject to a limit equal to 100% of the capital;
According to the Return Directive, every Member State may determine the maximum period of detention, which may not exceed six months.
A proposal for the territorial scope of the licence, which may not exceed the territorial scope of the patent referred to in point(c).
Article 15(5) of the Return Directive provides, quite unequivocally,that each Member State is to set a limited period of detention‘which may not exceed six months'.
If a Member State meets one of the following conditions after 21 December 2013,the increased rate, which may not exceed 100%, shall apply to its payment applications for the period until 30 June 2016.
Thus, the question raised in the reference to the Court entails clarifying at what point,for the purposes of Article 4(5) of Directive 2003/86, the minimum age laid down therein, which may not exceed 21, must be reached.
Information from the public sector can be provided for reuse free of charge orupon payment of a fee which may not exceed the cost of reproduction and provision of such information, according to a tariff adopted by the Council of Ministers.
At the end of each period of temporary leasing, which may not exceed three consecutive years, a farmer shall, except in the event of a transfer of rights, recover all his rights for himself, for at least two consecutive calendar years.
The effective date andduration of the designation, which may not exceed the period of posting;
Within a period to be agreed with the Commission, which may not exceed 2 months, taking into account the importance of the project and the resources available, the Agency shall give an opinion on whether the project complies with the relevant railway safety and interoperability legislation.
If it is not installed,then all you are entitled to make claims in a reasonable time, which may not exceed 2 years from the date of purchase.
Aid applications shall be submitted within a period to be determined by the Member State which may not exceed 6 months following slaughter of the animal or, where the animal is exported, after the date on which it leaves Community customs territory.
Each Member State may adopt, for the Members elected in it, rules different from the provisions of this Statute as regards the salary, transitional allowance andpensions for a transitional period which may not exceed the length of two European Parliament parliamentary terms.
Aid applications shall be submitted within a period to be determined by the Member State which may not exceed 6 months following slaughter of the animal or, where the animal is exported, after the date on which it leaves Community customs territory.
Each Member State may adopt, for the Members elected in it, rules different from the provisions of this Statute as regards the salary, transitional allowance andpensions for a transitional period which may not exceed the length of two European Parliament parliamentary terms.
The court may request that parties provide further information within the time limit set for this purpose, which may not exceed 30 days from the receipt of the defendant's or, where applicable, the claimant's response.
The authorization for and proclamation of a state of emergency must specifically state the effects thereof,the territory to which it is to apply and its duration, which may not exceed thirty days, subject to extension for a further thirty-day period, with the same requirements.
Where the declared entry price of the consignment in question is higher than the flat-rate import value,increased by a margin set by the Commission which may not exceed the flat-rate value by more than 10 %, the lodging of a security equal to the import duty determined on the basis of the flat-rate import value shall be required.
Where the declared entry price of the consignment in question is higher than the flat-rate import value,increased by a margin set by the Commission which may not exceed the flat-rate value by more than 10 %, the lodging of a security equal to the import duty determined on the basis of the flat-rate import value shall be required.
As regards paragraphs 1(b) and(d),San Marino shall have the option of requiring paying agents in its territory to annualise the interest over a period of time which may not exceed one year, and treating such annualised interest as an interest payment even if no sale, redemption or refund occurs during that period.
As regards paragraph 1(b) and(d),Member States shall have the option of requiring paying agents in their territory to annualise the interest over a period of time which may not exceed one year, and treating such annualised interest as an interest payment even if no sale, redemption or refund occurs during that period.
As regards paragraphs(1)b and d of this Article,a contracting party shall have the option of requiring paying agents in its territory to annualise the interest over a period of time which may not exceed one year, and treating such annualised interest as an interest payment even if no sale, redemption or refund occurs during that period.
To prove the economic and financial standing of candidates or tenderers, contracting authorities may require a certain minimum yearly turnover,including a certain minimum turnover in the area covered by the contract, which may not exceed two times the estimated contract value, an appropriate level of professional risk indemnity insurance depending on the volume and nature of the contract and/or positive ratios between certain assets and liabilities.