Exemplos de uso de Infringement has been committed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Where the undertaking provides evidence that the infringement has been committed as a result of negligence;
Furthermore, the infringement has been committed over a long period, since UIC leaflet No 130 was drawn up in 1952.
The relevance of the information in determining whether or not an infringement has been committed, and its probative value;
In addition to prohibition decisions, the proposed regulation provides that in caseswhere it is in the Community public interest to do so, the Commission, acting on its own initiative,can adopt decisions finding that no infringement has been committed.
Whereas, accordingly, the Commission,when it considers that a clear and manifest infringement has been committed during a contract award procedure, should be able to bring it to the attention of the competent authorities of the Member State and of the contracting authority concerned so that appropriate steps are taken for the rapid correction of any alleged infringement; .
The possibility for a Member State to impose sanctions for infringements detected on its territory, even when the infringement has been committed outside its territory;
Whereas, accordingly, the Commission, when h considers that a dear and manifest infringement has been committed during a connaa award procedure, should be able to bring it to the attention of the compaent authorities of the Member State and of the contracting entity concerned so that appropriate steps are uken for the rapid correction of that infringement; .
The Commission shall notify the Member State and the contracting authority concerned of the reasons as to why it considers that a serious infringement has been committed and request its correction.
Whereas, accordingly, the Commission,when it considers that a clear and manifest infringement has been committed during a contract award procedure, should be able to bring it to the attention of the competent authorities of the Member State and of the contracting entity concerned so that appropriate steps are taken for the rapid correction of that infringement; .
Right of the Commission to suspend the contract award procedure for a period of not more than three months where it has been established that a clear and manifest infringement has been committed.
Provided there is a legitimate interest in doing so, the Commission should also be able to adopt decisions which find that an infringement has been committed in the past even if it does not impose a fine.
In order to determine the degree of culpability of the offender, specifically when he has acted in compliance with a duty of obedience to a hierarchical superior, the Comissão da Carteira Profissional deJornalista(Journalists' Professional License Committee) may request the elements that it deems to be necessary from the editorial board of the media outlet in which the infringement has been committed.
The Commission shall notify the Member State andthe contracting entity concerned of the reasons which have prompted it to conclude that a serious infringement has been committed and request that it be corrected by suitable means.
Proceedings in respect of the actions andclaims referred to in Article 81(a) and(d) may also be brought in the courts of the Member State in which the act of infringement has been committed or threatened.
Proceedings in respect of the actions and claims referred to in Article 92, with the exception of actions for a declaration of non-infringement of a Community trade mark,may also be brought in the courts of the Member State in which the act of infringement has been committed or threatened, or in which an act within the meaning of Article 9(3), second sentence, has been committed. .
The Commission shall notify the Member State and the contracting authority concerned of the reasons which have led it to conclude that a clear and manifest infringement has been committed and request its correction.
Competent authorities in the Member States will be empowered to impose a sanction for an infringement detected on its territory, even when the infringement has been committed outside its territory.
A Member State shall enable the competent authorities to impose a penalty on an undertaking and/or a driver for an infringement of this Regulation detected on its territory and for which a penalty has not already been imposed, even where that infringement has been committed on the territory of another Member State or of a third country.
The first stage, covering the period up to notification of the statement of objections, begins on the date on which the Commission, exercising the powers conferred on it by Articles 11 and 14 of Regulation No 17 in the context of a preliminary investigation,takes measures involving a complaint that an infringement has been committed and having a significant impact on the situation of the suspected undertakings.
Should the competent authorities find that infringements have been committed rhcy shall take appropriate action including, in accordance with their national laws, the initiation of administrative proceedings against the natural or legal persons responsible.
If the findings of a roadside check on a vehicle registered in another Member State give grounds for believing that serious or repeated infringements have been committed which cannot be detected in the course of that check in the absence of the necessary data, the competent authorities of the Member States concerned shall assist one another in order to clarify the situation.
On the contrary, the finding that an infringement had been committed is dropped in the case of one undertaking.
The Court pointed out in this connection that it was permissible to have regardboth to the total turnover of the undertaking andto the turnover accounted for by the goodsin respect of which the infringement had been committed.
Although the Commission services have repeatedly asked for details, little information has been gathered on the species most concerned by serious infringements in general those for which recovery plans or restrictive national measures are in place and those with high commercial value and on the areas where serious infringements have been committed.