Esimerkkejä To abrogate käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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There is therefore nothing to abrogate.
To abrogate the existing laws. According to Paul own claim in his.
Change in time,subject or conditions to abrogate His injunction.
He will want to abrogate the alliance and negotiate a peace with the Dominion.
Negotiate a peace with the Dominion. He will want to abrogate the alliance and.
Participating Member States should seek to abrogate the legal provisions referred to in paragraph 1 so that they are no.
I do not think that anybody in the Commission should think that the MEPs in this Parliament are going to abrogate their duties.
The people's belief is not enough to abrogate my client's right to privacy.
The Council wanted to abrogate Parliament's position on non-payment, suggesting it was an ethical question outside the competence of the EU.
In the application of the procedure in 1997 the Council decided(s) to abrogate the decisions on the Netherlands and Finland.
The referendum asked the citizens to decide whether to endorse the newlaw on citizenship- allowing so-called non-citizens, stateless persons, to acquire Latvian citizenship- or whether to abrogate it.
In 2008 the Council decided to abrogate the EDP for Poland and the Czech Republic.
This decision entered into immediate effect following the decision of the EU Council of 10 July 2007 to abrogate the derogation status for Cyprus and Malta.
The Council decided on 10 July 2007 to abrogate Cyprus' and Malta's derogation for the adoption of the single currency with effect from 1 January 2008.
The European Union notes with great concern recent developments in the Republic of the Fiji Islands following the decision on 10 April 2009 to abrogate the Constitution.
The future new regulation is intended to abrogate or replace at least 12 current regulations.
Non-specific oilseeds payments would eliminate the basicconditions for production area constraints imposed by theBlair House agreement and allow the Community to abrogate all specific oilseeds provisions;
The Commission is therefore recommending to the Council to abrogate the decision on the existence of an excessive deficit.
The ECOFIN Council, acting by a qualified majority on a proposal of the European Commission, will decide, on the basis of the criteria set out in Article 121( 1),which Member States with a derogation fulfil the necessary conditions to abrogate the derogations for the Member States concerned.
Furthermore, I recently heard that Afghanistan has no plans to abrogate the Sharia Criminal Code, including stoning to death for adultery.
The obligation was transferred from the fast of'Aashuuraa' to the fast of Ramadan, andthis is one of the proofs in the field of usool al-fiqh that it is possible to abrogate a lighter duty in favour of a heavier duty.
The Council reiterates its call on Switzerland to abrogate these measures as soon as possible and to refrain from adopting any new measure incompatible with the Agreement.
In the light of that review, the Commission may, if appropriate, adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 445 to make that derogation permanent or to abrogate it. make legislative proposals to extend it to other forms of covered bonds.
If the Council decides in accordance with Article 126(12) of the Treaty to abrogate some or all of its decisions, any non-interest-bearing deposit lodged by the Member State with the Commission shall be returned to the Member State concerned.
Amendment No 34, for example, proposes that it should be made possible, at the request of one or more States, andthus of their respective national parliaments, to abrogate a text if no majority can be found to confirm it.
If it is decided, according to the procedure set out in Article122(2), to abrogate a derogation, the Council shall, acting with the unanimity of the Member States without a derogation and the Member State concerned, on a proposal from the Commission and after con.
I believe that the role of the state in this is a limited one- it should not seek to abrogate the rights and duties of parents, of the churches and of schools.
To abrogate Directive 2010/63/EU1 on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes and put forward a new proposal aimed at phasing out the practice of animal experimentation, making compulsory the use- in biomedical and toxicological research- of data directly relevant for the human species2.
For the avoidance of doubt, as from the date of the decision of the Council taken in accordance with Article 140( 2) of the Treaty to abrogate it 's a Member State 's derogation from participating in the euro, the relevant Member State may also be a« host Member State» as defined in Council Regulation( EC) xx/ yy.
If it is decided, in accordance with the procedure set out in paragraph 2, to abrogate a derogation, the Council shall, on a proposal from the Commission, adopt the European regulations or decisions irrevocably fixing the rate at which the euro is to be substituted for the currency of the Member State concerned, and laying down the other measures necessary for the introduction of the euro as the single currency in that Member State.