Esimerkkejä Right to present käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Fat prince. We have a right to present a petition.
You have the right to present such a request directly to the party from which you are receiving direct marketing and the one from which your data was obtained.
So you charge me… I have a constitutional right to present a defense.
We have a right to present a petition to this big, fat prince.
Those involved in the appeal shall have the right to present their case to the Board.
The Commission maintains its right to present proposals, but it is the Council, the Member States, who must apply the rules that they themselves have committed themselves to by approving the Treaty and the subsequent regulations.
An Egungun society is composed of men andwomen whose lineages have the right to present the masquerade.
We do not even have the right to present an amended proposal, we just participate in the debate.
These include the right to remain silent and be presumed innocent,the right to legal aid and the right to present evidence, and hear witnesses.
You charge me, I have a constitutional right to present a defense, and I promise you that immunity deal will be Exhibit A.
In the event the data subjects have concerns or remarks regarding Codemate's processing activities,they also have the right to present a complaint with the relevant supervisory authority.
I therefore believe that the Commission has been absolutely right to present this report, which opens up possibilities, and I would like once again to congratulate Mr McCreevy on his explanation.
The Commission agrees that its right of initiative remains as provided for in the Treaty even ifspecific reference to the right to present new proposals is not indicated.
Throughout the investigation, all interested parties have the right to present their views and submit information to the Commission and/or taking part in hearings.
After the end of the contractual relations, certain data will be stored for as longas the person(data subject) or the company itself has the right to present demands to the other party based on a contract.
In view of the new demographic challenges that the European Union will have to confront in a few years' time, the Commission andthe rapporteur are right to present immigration as part, but only part, of the answer for Europe.
It gives Iceland and Norway the right to present written pleadings or observations to the Court of Justice when a court in Denmark applies to the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling on the interpretation of a provision of the Agreement between the European Community and Denmark.
As rapporteur for the report on private actions for damages deriving therefrom, I believe that theydeserve their own treatment, and I would point out that the Commission has reserved the right to present proposals once the consultation under way has been completed.
For this reason it is our democratic right to present to the House a candidate from the Green Group in the European Parliament, in the belief, incidentally, that it is entirely appropriate to consider whether, in a committee such as the Bureau of the European Parliament, it would not be right, proper and democratic if all groups were to be represented, rather than having the present situation in which three groups have no representation at all!
In the absence of an international text which at present defines the security measures applicable to all port areas,the Commission reserves the right to present in the course of 2003 a proposal for a Directive defining additional security measures to be implemented in Community ports.
Lastly, it can be noted that the White Paper on transport has indicated that if, despite all these efforts, its assessment shows that no substantial progress has been achieved by mid-2013, with no availability of an interoperable electronic toll service on a substantial scale,the Commission reserves its right to present a new initiative to the European Parliament and the Council.
Only government proposals that are clearly unconstitutional and flawed and that do not involve the Government,which is accountable to the Parliament, exercising its discretion in the field of social policy and its right to present new interpretations transparently can, in practice, lead to the entry of a comment in the Government's minutes.