Eksempler på brug af Serious infringements på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Very serious infringements may be.
Special procedure in the event of serious infringements.
Very serious infringements: DKK 15 million and over.
Conflicts between local warlords continue, and serious infringements of human rights continue to take place.
Serious infringements: from DKK 400 000 to DKK 15 million;
In particular, we should appeal to the Member States not to allow serious infringements of human rights to occur.
These are serious infringements of fundamental rights.
They all would be in a position to concentrate their action on the prosecution of serious infringements such as cartels.
Subject: Serious infringements of the rules of the common fisheries policy in 2005.
As regards access to the profession,the aspect of good repute and serious infringements of the law is essential.
However, even in the case of serious infringements the Commission continues to give money towards this kind of transport.
Arrangements such as this, involving vertically imposed export bans,are treated as serious infringements of Article 85.
Penalties for serious infringements against the social rules in road transport short presentation.
In cases where recognition has been withdrawn because of serious infringements, the aid to be recovered shall be increased by 30.
The Commission finds that this provision should remain unchanged,believing it important as a precautionary measure in case of possible serious infringements.
Recently, the Commission published the sixth report on serious infringements of the rules of the common fisheries policy.
The Member States should ensure correct application of the legislation and provide for penalties for infringements, including criminal sanctions for serious infringements.
According to information received from international observers, these elections involved very serious infringements of the principle of free and democratic elections.
Member States must also ensure that any serious infringements of intellectual property rights are classified as criminal offences punishable by criminal penalties.
In 2006, inspectors from the different Member States detected 10 362 serious infringements(1) by European vessels.
This system aims to ensure that serious infringements are dealt with in the same way, with deterrent fines of a minimum of five times the market value of the illegally caught fish.
Does the Commission consider that it would be appropriate to set up a harmonised system of imposing sanctions for serious infringements of the rules of the CFP?
I am aware of the significant disparities in the sanctions imposed by Member States for serious infringements, leading to persistent shortcomings in the current control system.
However, in my opinion, the fundamental point is that we should take advantage of the willingness of the Egyptian authorities andencourage them to rectify certain serious infringements.
The adoption of this resolution is another step towards eliminating serious infringements of the social rules in this area.
Ending the current system ofprior notification should benefit business and make more resources available to the Commission to concentrate on more serious infringements.
Under Regulation the public enforcers may focus their action on the investigation of serious infringements of Articles and 82 which are often difficult to detect.
Furthermore, the Commission observes that, in dividing the undertakings into categories, it began with Hoechst,on which it imposed the minimum fine recommended for very serious infringements.
The Commission cannot accept Amendment 2 on the definition of infringements, as the definition of serious infringements is clear and is set out in Regulation No 1447/99.
Simultaneously, under the new system undertakings are freed from the onerous burdens of notification andthe Commission can concentrate all its resources on pursuing the most serious infringements of the competition rules.