Exemplos de uso de Can have recourse em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Here one can have recourse as a charter customer to large mixed fleets of many well-known suppliers.
If the distributor does not agree with the grounds given, it can have recourse to a mediator or a court.
He can have recourse to the spirituality of other religious families, to the extent that they prove to be compatible with our own.
In this process, both the Commission andthe implementing national body can have recourse to external consultants, if appropriate.
In carrying out the programme,the Commission can have recourse to technical assistance organisations the financing of which shall be provided for within the overall envelope for the programme.
If the airlines are not satisfied with the charges levied on their behalf they can have recourse to an independent regulatory authority.
One can have recourse to Arrow to show that, in contrast to the demand for common goods, such as health and clothing or other private assets, the demand for health services is unpredictable.
In order to carry out this demanding mission,the Lord comes to your aid and you can have recourse to him by listening to his word and praying.
According to the Commission's website,any citizen can have recourse to Eurojust, a system which offers help and advice to people with a problem of a legal nature in connection with the application of Community law.
I feel it is important that we have clear rules, however, on the admissibility of petitions, especially for the future, in order toensure that all citizens can have recourse to the petitions process but that the system is not abused.
European citizens will enjoy its benefits if they can have recourse to legal remedy in the event of a breach of their fundamental rights at European level.
The internalisation of certain tasks, some of which fall within the public sphere of competence, that were previously entrusted to the Technical Assistance Office, has taken place,until the Commission can have recourse to an implementing agency.
The idea is that anyone who has suffered abuse can have recourse to the local Church, while being assured they will be well received, protected from retaliation, and that their reports will be treated with the utmost seriousness.
The Conference also established the basic principles for ensuring that less developed countries with limited or no pharmaceuticals production capacity can have recourse to compulsory licensing, a matter which is predominantly regulated by the national authorities.
In confronting these challenges,the Ombudsman can have recourse to a dual strategy: he can react to the complaints received, but he can also work proactively through his power to launch inquiries on his own-initiative.
Apart from a timid reference to the Community budget, the Metten report proposes as a means for dealing with the forthcoming crises that a loanfund should be created, to which Member States that fall victim to the crisis can have recourse for loans subject to interest, in order to cope with the crisis.
In carrying out the programme, the Commission, in compliance with Articles 2 and5 of the Decision, can have recourse to technical assistance organisations the financing of which shall be provided for within the overall financial framework for the programme.
Until such time as this Convention enters into force,Member States can have recourse to the 1959 Council of Europe Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters and to Council of Europe Recommendation(85)10 concerning letters rogatory for the interception of telecommunications.
It is vital that as many representatives of civil society as possible can make their opinions known, and can have recourse to funding which is independent of their state authorities, so as to strengthen the independence of social movements which are campaigning for sustainable development, for human rights and for social rights, for democratisation or for cultural pluralism.
In order to execute this type of action,the Commission could have recourse in particular to.
It was stressed thateffective institutions existed at both the national and international level to which anyone whobelieved their human rights to have been infringed could have recourse.
The proposed Directive would enshrine the principle of equal treatment in Community law andprovide means by which European citizens could have recourse to the law if they considered their rights to have been infringed.
Various groups: village councils, associations of young people, women, craftsmen andpeasant farmers could have recourse to the fund to obtain financing for projects that they would themselves administer.
The Italian courts would have jurisdiction because,as the Commission is not a party to the contracts at issue, it cannot have recourse to the arbitration procedure provided for in those contracts, of which the Guinean authorities alone may avail themselves.
Since Article 47 EU precludes the Union from adopting, on the basis of the EU Treaty,a measure which could properly be adopted on the basis of the EC Treaty, the Union cannot have recourse to a legal basis falling within the CFSP in order to adopt provisions which also fall within a competence conferred by the EC Treaty on the Community.
The errors of interpretation which led them to believe that they could have recourse to the security if the distiller became insolvent, and hence to undertake long and fruitless proceedings before the national courts, cannot amount to justification in this context.