Exemplos de uso de Having recourse em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Earlier this year several users fell by blows to believe that there was possibility of having recourse in advance;
For the American doctor,there is nothing wrong in a man having recourse to chemicals in order to improve his performance in bed.
When having recourse to the Divine assistance, let us remember to ask wisdom, hope, patience and strength to overcome the difficulties and win what we want.
Paragraph 1 shall not prevent the Parties from having recourse to dispute settlement under the WTO Agreements.
The Commission has made it clear to the Korean authorities that, in the absence of such a commitment,the EC would have little option other than having recourse to GATT action.
Couples need to be told about the possibility of having recourse to a process of a declaration of nullity regarding their marriage.
Likewise, in 2005,it is highly probable that we will find it impossible to manage the foreign policy budget without having recourse to funds from the flexibility reserve.
The Commission considers that, before having recourse to any restrictive measures, positive means offered by the partnership should be pursued to the limit.
To achieve this, it suffices, in their opinion, to try to find agreement,harmony in the body of Bishops without having recourse to the coercitive measures of a Roman authority….
Everyone knows that the industrialists are not having recourse at the moment to the capital market, they are having to slim down, they have problems.
Awareness of this has motivated me to do my utmost to serve these values; butI could not carry out the mission required of me by my apostolic office without having recourse to the categories of law.
The Treaty on European Union does not preclude the institutions from having recourse to the provisions in the social field contained in the EEC Treaty.
In these cases, having recourse to family solidarity, sharing the resources of the domestic unit, relatives, friends or neighbours, has become a recurrent strategy for ensuring everyday living conditions.
The Member States to give contracting entities the possibility of having recourse to an attestation system in accordance with Articles 4 to 7.
We would also have set an example by wrapping up this complex issue of the liberalisation of postal services, which has exercised this House for 15 years,without once having recourse to the conciliation procedure.
In other words,he was concerned with the formalization of the activity, having recourse to the scientific parameters of his time to endow statistics with a stable language.
Another problem touched upon in the debate was the current imbalance within TRIPS and the WTO when it comes to the possibility,in special situations, of having recourse to what are known as compulsory licences.
Made available by WEU nations on a national or multinational basis, and having recourse, when appropriate, to NATO's assets andcapabilities under arrangements being worked out.
There are a number of factors which make it likely,at least unless Community law itself changes, that the UK courts will be influenced by the possibility of parties having recourse to, or of intervention by, the EC Commission.
Ii the possibility, in particular for island regions, of having recourse to other forms of transport and the ability of such forms to meet the transport needs under consideration;
Whereas the Treaty has not provided the necessary powers to take appropriate measures within the field of social security for students,and therefore having recourse to Article 235, in addition to Article 51, is justified;
Accordingly, there was nothing to prevent the Community legislature from having recourse to harmonisation by means of a directive in preference to the more indirect and unpredictable approach of seeking to amend the wording of the EPC.
Some translators translate affectio as"affection" and affectus as"feeling"[sentiment], which is better than translating both by the same word, butI don't see the necessity of having recourse to the word"feeling" since French offers the word"affect.
It is important to stress, though,that the Protocol does not preclude institutions from having recourse in the social field to the provisions of the EC Treaty pursuant to the procedures governing all the Member States.
In the interests of the smooth functioning of this Directive,Member States should be able to avail themselves of the various provisions for the exchange of information and experience before having recourse to the safeguard clause in this Directive.
In other words,the mere fact of having recourse to a financial instrument, such as aid, does not automatically mean that that aid falls within the Community competence for development cooperation, but it must also be classified as‘development aid.
In this process of codification, the categories and sub-categories were named,after which the relations between them were established, having recourse to the use of the International Classification for Nursing Practice ICNP to help in clarification of concepts.
Consequently, a quantitative ceiling should be established by reference to the recent export performance during 2005 of the Belarusian exporter to the Community,as this is an export quantity that may be attainable by the exporter without having recourse to circumvention of the MIP.
Indeed, by looking at the example of St Andrew and having recourse to his intercession, you desire to give a new impetus to your apostolic and missionary vocation, extending the perspectives of your heart to the expectations of peace among peoples, intensifying the prayer for the unity of all Christians.
Thirdly, as regards the argument concerning the defence of the official language,the Advocate General acknowledges that a policy of protection of an official language is a justification for a Member State having recourse to measures restricting freedom of movement.