Exemplos de uso de Exception of denmark em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Regulation will be applied in all Member States with the exception of Denmark.
In Malta and Gozo, with the exception of Denmark, car prices are the highest in the EU.
This Decision will be applied in all Member States with the exception of Denmark.
This is the fact that- with the exception of Denmark- cars are most expensive in my country, the smallest country in the EU.
This Regulation is binding upon all EU Member States, with the exception of Denmark.
In all 12 countries with the exception of Denmark(48% against, 45% for) there is a majority in favour of a common defence policy.
It works between all Member States of the European Union with the exception of Denmark.
With the exception of Denmark, the Commission therefore could not rule out the possibility that the NAPs involved state aid pursuant to Article 87(1)of the Treaty.
Once the Regulation is adopted, it will be applied in all Member States with the exception of Denmark.
In many cases and in all EU countries- with the exception of Denmark- you can make use of this process.
In this Regulation, the term"Member State" shall mean Member States with the exception of Denmark.
The same applies to the old Member States, with the exception of Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Sweden.
In this Decision,“Member State” means all the Member States with the exception of Denmark.
Indeed, with the exception of Denmark and Luxem bourg(where 17% believe'1992' is a bad thing), no country has more than one in 10 of its citizens feeling negative about'1992.
In this Directive,"Member State" shall mean Member States with the exception of Denmark.
With the exception of Denmark, which enjoyed an increase of 4%, all countries experienced a fall over this period, ranging from 7% in Germany and 9% in Portugal to 23% in Spain and a massive 27% in the UK.
In this Decision, the term"Member State" shall mean all Member States with the exception of Denmark.
The fact is that we have observed that there is in the national parliaments- with the possible exception of Denmark- and in the regional parliaments and assemblies, still, little or no, discussion of European employment policy.
Replacing the Brussels Convention as between all the Member States of the Community with the exception of Denmark.
With the exception of Denmark, all of the other Member States with exceptions, that is to say, 12 Member States must adopt the euro as their currency, to which end they must seek to meet the convergence criteria laid down in the Treaty.
In this Regulation,the term“Member State” shall mean Member States with the exception of Denmark, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
With the exception of Denmark, which has high employment rates for mothers, in all countries the employment of women with young children rose, with the growth in female employment being particularly high in the Netherlands, Ireland, the UK and Belgium.
Notes: The opinion was adopted by a large majority of EMI Council members, with the exception of Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom and Luxembourg.
In its Convergence Report, published in March 1998,the EMI concluded that, with the exception of Denmark( the legislation of which did not require adaptation) and the United Kingdom( which is exempt from the obligations laid down in Article 108 of the Treaty), a legislative process was taking place throughout the European Union that was intended to prepare the NCBs for Stage Three of EMU.
At the same time, a preliminary notification of the distribution system for the other Member States(with the exception of Denmark, where Vichy products are not distributed) was sent to the Commission.
The European Commission drew up a list on 12 October of the regions in question andthe division of the funds among the 10 interested countries- the Twelve with the exception of Denmark and Ireland.
A second important gap relates to medical surveillance andthis affects the majority of Member States, with the exception of Denmark, Belgium and the Netherlands, where legal requirements for health monitoring exist.
For example, in 1993 increases in expenditure ratios were above average in Denmark, Greece, Spain, France and Italy,whereas in 1994 preliminary estimates suggest that there was a decline on average, with the exception of Denmark, Greece, France and Portugal.
It is lack of credibility that may well have led to many Community States,with the honourable exception of Denmark and the Netherlands, failing to achieve the United Nations' target of 0.7% of GNP.
In some cases(including online transactions involving up to €2,000),you can also use the European Small Claims Procedure(all EU member states with the exception of Denmark)- a speedy, cost-effective alternative to traditional court procedures.