Esimerkkejä Have exercised käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Certain Member States have exercised this entitlement.
Union citizens who have exercised their fundamental right of freedom of movement are still being treated less favourably in many fields than citizens of the host country.
The Commission takes a final decision only after the parties have exercised their rights of defence.
Entities which have exercised the option of Article 4(3), and.
The Committee welcomes the fact that the Directive does not apply to family members of EU citizens who have exercised their right of free movement.
The New Democracy MEPs have exercised parliamentary scrutiny.
Once again the European Union is benefiting from a case based on Community law(first pillar) in order to extend its competences with regard to the harmonisation of the criminal law of the Member States, with the notable exception of Ireland andthe United Kingdom however, who have exercised their opt out recognised by the treaties.
Statistical data on EU citizens who have exercised their right to free movement and residence.
The Court stated that Article 13(2)(a) must be interpreted in the light of Article 42 EC which aims to facilitate freedomofmovement for workers and entails, in particular, that migrant workers must not lose their right to social security benefits orhave the amount of those benefits reduced because they have exercised the right to freedomofmovement conferred on them by the Treaty.
However, people who have exercised their right of free movement and then return to their Member State of origin are covered by the Community rules19.
Several States, including certain Member States of the European Union, have exercised this right when ratifying the Conventions.
Denmark and the United Kingdom have exercised their right under the Treaty not to participate in EMU with other Member States from 1 January 1999.
It should be provided that after a transitional period long‑term residents may elect to settle definitively in the Member State in which they have exercised their right of residence in order to enjoy full rights there, including the right to social security benefits.
Many Member States have exercised this option, with the result that individual licences have become the rule rather than the exception in their territory.
The Court found that the Belgian legislation places certain Belgian nationals at a disadvantage simply because they have exercised their freedom of movement and residence, and is thus is a restriction on the freedoms conferred by Article 18 EC.
Member States which have exercised the option under Article 14 of Directive 67/228/EEC to introduce exemptions or graduated tax relief may retain them and the arrangements for applying them if they conform to the VAT system.
Under the Rome Convention, Germany, Luxembourg andthe United Kingdom have exercised their right to refrain from applying Article 7(1), relating to foreign mandatory rules.
Article 284 1.   Member States which have exercised the option under Article 14 of Council Directive 67/228/EEC of 11 April 1967 on the harmonisation of legislation of Member States concerning turnover taxes- Structure and procedures for application of the common system of value added taxÂ(14) of introducing exemptions or graduated tax relief may retain them, and the arrangements for applying them, if they comply with the VAT rules.
However, they also constitute social assistance benefits within the meaning of Directive 2004/38, so that nationals of the host Member State andEU citizens who have exercised their freedom of movement and of residence may, in some circumstances, be the subject of unequal treatment.
Where nationals of a Member State have exercised their right of free movement in another Member State, upon return to their home Member State their third country national family members are also covered by the Community rules on residence rights of migrants and their families50.
After the five‑year transitional period, long‑term residents who have exercised the right of residence may ask the second Member State for full long‑term resident status.
I am also sorry that the United Kingdom and Poland have exercised their right to opt out of this commitment to fundamental rights, although recent statements by the new Polish government seem to indicate a different attitude and one that is much more in keeping with the common spirit.
However, EU citizens who return to their home Member State after having resided in another Member State8 andin certain circumstances also those EU citizens who have exercised their rights to free movement in another Member State without residing there9(for example by providing services in another Member State without residing there) benefit as well from the rules on free movement of persons.
As of 1 January 2006,over 8 million EU citizens have exercised this right to reside in another Member State, and millions more have used it to travel through the EU.
Moreover, it deems that it has exercised its delegated powers under the energy labelling Directive correctly.
Neither Member State has exercised their right to opt into the EU Blue Card Directive.
I pointed out that through that period Parliament has exercised considerable restraint on spending.
He has exercise alone and he has food in his cell.
Where the consumer has exercised a right of withdrawal concerning a contract for the supply of goods or services by a trader, he shall no longer be bound by a linked credit agreement.
In this case, however, the Commission has exercised its right of initiative for the first time by formulating a position on the subject.