Eksempler på brug af Two provisions på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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These two provisions are not devoid of interest.
Such a figure will certainly be characterized by two provisions.
I particularly welcome two provisions proposed by the Commission.
Is a real istic target, butit can only remain realistic subject to two provisions.
Two provisions do, however, serve indirectly to facilitate driving by disabled persons.
Deutsche Post thus committed a serious infringement of two provisions of the Merger Regulation.
We cannot look at the two provisions which need to be revised without taking account of the ruling of the courts.
The Commission acknowledges this overlap between the two provisions and says that Article 4(4) is broader.
I shall then present the views taken by the Advocates General with regard to the scope of each of those two provisions.
The Statistics of Trade Act, 1947 contains two provisions under which information may be collected.
These two provisions will be integrated in the very ambitious Free Trade Agreement we are currently negotiating with Ukraine.
In this case, the Court is again requested to give a ruling on the scope and applicability of each of those two provisions.
The Court held that there are no grounds for interpreting those two provisions, inserted in a freetrade agreement, in the same way as Articles 30 and 36 of the EEC Treaty.
Act No 84-46 of 24 January 1984 on the activities andsupervision of creditinstitutions contains two provisions relating to competition rules.
The combination of these two provisions constitutes a step forward for the interoperability of digital television, which we all agree is a desirable outcome for European consumers.
The same should hold good for the use of the word in Article 3(4), given the conceptual andlinguistic similarities between the two provisions.
When this report was adopted by Parliament' s Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport, the two provisions on self-imposed restriction were withdrawn by a very slim majority.
The two provisions are, however, distinguished by certain significant differ ences which reflect the special characteristics of the two Communities and help to explain the different developments in practice.
As well as thinking about the future, however, I cannot help but think with a certain degree of bitterness that these two provisions have come far too late, for the victims.
A Member State contravened the prohibitions contained in those two provisions only if, in merely exercising the exclusive right, the undertaking in question couldnot avoid abusing its dominant position ground 18.
The Commission, taking account of the manner in which this directive was implemented in the 15 Member States,is obliged to evaluate two provisions in this directive.
Madam President, the two provisions we are debating today respond to both a conviction and an objective: the conviction that we can defeat terrorism and our objective to strengthen the Rule of Law, providing all the instruments necessary to achieve this.
First let us say that the economic part of NESARA, which couldn't be spelled out in full in the legislation, andchanges in the government are the only two provisions that could be put into a congressional document.
That is why the Court is to examine first the compatibility of the national rule in question with these two provisions, and it is only if these more particular provisions do not apply that it will go on to examine the compatibility of that national rule with citizens' general freedom of movement.
However, both articles concern possible intrusions into the individual rights of citizens or legal persons, which is why the Council andthe Commission must explain what the relationship between these two provisions is and why Parliament is not involved in the case of Article 215 in particular.
Thus, since Article 4(2) of that directive provides for the exhaustion of the distribution right within the Community in respect of the original or copies of the work on the first sale or other transfer of ownership,the same interpretation should be given to the term‘otherwise' in Article 4(1), because the two provisions form a whole.
In June 2006, after the political agreement reached in the Council on the new European Fisheries Fund, a decision was taken to amend two provisions of the basic regulation on the revised common fisheries policy(2371/2002) applying to the management of fishing fleet capacity.
That systematic approach to the wording of Article 22 undermines the argument put forward at the hearing in these preliminary ruling proceedings by the representative of the Italian Government,who proposed that the two provisions be interpreted independently of one another, as though they were watertight compartments.
According to the Belgian Government, the fact that, in the English and German versions of that directive, Articles 4(1) and 16(3) use the same term, namely‘affected' and‘betroffen' respectively,indicates that those two provisions concern the same idea and that, consequently, the Dutch versions‘getroffen'(affected) and‘die gevolgen ondervinden'(literally,‘incurring consequences'), given in Articles 4(1) and 16(3) respectively, have the same meaning.
The choice afforded to Member States between that procedure(provided for in Article 9 of Regulation No 2499/82) and the procedure for direct payment of the aid to the producer(provided for in Article 10 of that regulation)did not mean that those two provisions should be interpreted uniformly as meaning that the producers were always the recipients of the aid.