Примери за използване на Wishes to ascertain на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Such a contract may be concluded when the employee wishes to ascertain whether the work is suitable for him.
The Council of State wishes to ascertain whether the zoned town planning regulations at issue are to be regarded as a plan or programme under Article 2(a) of the SEA Directive.
By three questions referred for a prelimin- ary ruling by order of 12 January 2007, the Hoge Raad der Nederlanden(Netherlands)essentially wishes to ascertain whether the Dutch legislation relating to the taxation of inheritance is compatible with Articles 56 EC and 58 EC on the free movement of capital.
Starting from that assumption, it wishes to ascertain whether the option to bring such proceedings must be available before the EAW is executed or whether it is sufficient that they can be brought after the requested person is actually surrendered.
By the question referred for a preliminary ruling by judgment of 9 January 2007, the Hof van Beroep te Gent(Court of Appeal, Ghent)(Belgium)essentially wishes to ascertain whether the Belgian legislation on the taxation of inheritance is compatible with Articles 56 EC and 58 EC on the free movement of capital and Articles 12 EC, 17 EC and 18 EC on the freedom of the citizens of the Union to take up residence in another Member State.
The High Court wishes to ascertain whether Articles 28 EC, 30 EC and/or 49 EC preclude enforcement of a national law which makes it a criminal offence or a breach of copyright to receive a programme included in a broadcasting service provided from a place inside the United Kingdom with intent to avoid payment of any charge applicable to the reception of the programme.
In the event that there is such an obligation to make an initial conferral on the author of the film,the national court also wishes to ascertain whether a national provision whereby the principal director is presumed to have transferred the abovementioned exploitation rights to which he is entitled as author of the film to the film producer or to have granted the film producer corresponding user rights is compatible with European Union law.
The referring court wishes to ascertain, in essence, whether the right to distribute a copy of a computer program is exhausted within the meaning of Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 where the acquirer has made the copy, with the rightholder's consent, by downloading the program from the internet onto a data carrier?
It would seem that, rather than seeking the interpretation of the provisions of Directive 93/13,in the light of the Charter, the referring court wishes to ascertain, through its two questions, whether the effectiveness of the system to protect consumers against unfair terms is, in some way, compromised by rules of national law which do not grant consumer protection associations a right to intervene in proceedings for enforcement of an arbitral award.
The referring court wishes to ascertain, in essence, whether the right to distribute a copy of a computer program is exhausted within the meaning of Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 where the acquirer has made the copy, with the rightholder's consent, by downloading the program from the internet onto a data carrier?
(8) Accordingly, the referring court wishes to ascertain whether the directive at issue is itself valid with regard to the precautionary principle as protected under EU law.
First, the national court wishes to ascertain whether Article 2(1) of Directive 2006/116/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2006 on the term of protection of copyright and certain related rights(codified version)(2)(‘the Term of Protection Directive') defines the concept of the author of the film only for the purposes of that directive or whether that definition is of broader application going beyond that directive.
In its question 4, the referring court wishes to ascertain merely whose legitimate interests should be considered so that the balancing exercise under Article 7(f) of Directive 95/46 can be made.
With this question, the referring court thus wishes to ascertain whether, and if so to what extent, Protocol No 30 can be regarded as an‘opt-out' from the Charter of Fundamental Rights for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Poland.
By that question the referring court wishes to ascertain, in essence, whether Directive 95/46 precludes the application of the national-law concept of Störer(disrupter) on the Defendant should it be established that the Defendant cannot be considered as controller.
If this is answered in the negative, that court wishes to ascertain whether, in circumstances such as those at issue in the main proceedings, such a link to Community law arises from Article 13 EC or from Directive 2000/78, even before the timelimit allowed to the Member State concerned for transposition has expired.
By its request for a preliminary ruling, the Council of State wishes to ascertain whether an order which contains provisions on the construction and operation of wind power installations and thus prescribes a framework for the grant of development consents for those installations constitutes a plan or a programme within the meaning of the SEA Directive.
Furthermore, the referring court wishes to ascertain whether the fact that the person who posts the hyperlink to a website is or ought to be aware of the lack of consent by the copyright holder for the initial communication of the works on that website is important for the purpose of Article 3(1) of Directive 2001/29.
The High Court of Ireland,before which the case has been brought, wishes to ascertain whether that EU-Commission decision has the effect of preventing a national supervisory authority from investigating a complaint alleging that the third country does not ensure an adequate level of protection and, where appropriate, from suspending the contested transfer of data.
By that question, the referring court wishes to ascertain whether a concept enshrined in Directive 2008/48, which harmonises certain substantive rules relating to consumer credit agreements, has a decisive influence on the interpretation of a rule of jurisdiction laid down by the legislature to protect consumers in their cross-border disputes with professionals.
By its second question, the referring court wishes to ascertain whether the provisions of Article 3(2) and(3) of the Directive are to be interpreted as meaning that, where the goods are brought into conformity by replacement, the consumer may claim from the seller the costs of removing the goods not in conformity from a thing into which, in a manner consistent with their nature and purpose, the consumer has incorporated them.
You wish to ascertain if the risk is warranted?
This was all the visitor wished to ascertain, or, rather, all the Englishman appeared to know.
I wish to ascertain the depth of the excavation at the point at which it passes under the Bouwerie National Bank.
This assumption was necessary if we wished to ascertain the influence of the time of circulation on the turnover and advancement of capital.
WB wished to ascertain whether any capital had been placed in one or more German banks and to be made aware, if so, of the amount of that capital likely to be included in the estate.
The judgment was rendered in response to a question posed by the Irish High Court in which it wished to ascertain whether the Safe Harbour Decision has the effect of preventing a national supervisory authority from investigating a complaint alleging that the third country does not ensure an adequate level of protection and, where appropriate, from suspending the contested transfer of data.
Mr. Lloyd George asked M. Venizelos how he proposed to ascertain the wishes of the Mahommedan population.
On President Wilson's insistence duringthe Paris Peace Conference in 1919, a commission was appointed to ascertain the wishes of the indigenous populations.
It does not, for example, place an obligation on local authorities to ascertain the child's wishes about elective home education as it is not a service provided by the local authority.