Exemplos de uso de Manifest errors em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Correction of manifest errors.
II- Manifest errors of assessment in the risk assessment.
The plea alleging manifest errors.
Manifest errors in the appreciation of the facts, including the appreciation of relevant domestic law;
Religions, whichever they are,never gained anything by sustaining manifest errors.
By its third plea,the applicant maintains that the Commission committed manifest errors in the assessment of its tender and in the assessment of the successful tenderer's tender.
It should be possible to amend at any time aid applications containing manifest errors.
OPINION OF MS SHARPSTON- JOINED CASES C-341/06 P ANDC-342/06 P the Court of First Instance was examining manifest errors of assessment and seeking to assess the appropriateness of the Commission's methods.
On the other hand, the CFI considered that the Commission's assessment with regard to vertical andconglomerate eects was vitiated by manifest errors of assessment.
Mr President, as it does every year,the European Court of Auditors emphasises the serious problems, the manifest errors and the instances of fraud where management of the Budget is concerned, particularly in the areas of the common agricultural policy and of the Structural Funds.
Since the Mosaic Genesis and science are not in complete agreement with each other,what is the cause of manifest errors existing in the Mosaic Genesis?
The appellants maintain that,in holding that the Commission had committed manifest errors of assessment and had inadequately reasoned the contested decision as regards market transparency, the Court of First Instance misconstrued the position under Community law as regards the concept of a collective dominant position.
Thus, for example, the provision of a general summary of the accounting calculations would not necessarily guarantee that manifest errors would be identified.
Moreover, in its examination of the contested decision,the Court of First Instance itself committed manifest errors of assessment and fundamentally misconstrued the evidence before it as regards essential parts of the case, including in particular the relevance, the complexity and the opacity of discounts.
By the cross-appeal,Mrs Girardot claims that the Court of First Instance infringed Community law by making several manifest errors of assessment.
Moreover, the communication confirms Member States' general freedom,subject to checksby the Commission for manifest errors, to define what they regard as services of generaleconomic interest within the meaning of Article 86(2) of the EC Treaty and to entrust theprovision of such services to specific undertakings.
In her cross-appeal,Ms Girardot contends that the Court of First Instance infringed Community law by committing several manifest errors of assessment.
The same applies to certain of the paragraphs of the judgment cited by the appellants which concern the evaluation by the Court of First Instance of the arguments alleging manifest errors of assessment, namely paragraphs 338, 339, 341, 362, 402, 456, 467, 532 and 538 of the judgment under appeal, which serve merely to illustrate and to supplement what the Court of First Instance had, in any event, already directly deduced from the contested decision.
BERTELSMANN AND SONY CORPORATION OF AMERICA v IMPALA within the limits of the discretion allowed to it or had committed manifest errors of assessment.
That error vitiates the part of the judgment under appeal which concerns the examination by the Court of First Instance of the arguments relating to the manifest errors.
In paragraph 51 of the judgment under appeal, having considered it necessary to examine, first of all, the plea alleging breach of the obligation to state reasons,the Court added that‘[t]he pleas alleging errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment, as well as misapplication of the concept of State aid, which are indissociable, will then be examined together.
To that extent, the details that the Court of First Instance required could, in theory,reveal deviations from generally accepted principles which could constitute manifest errors.
The appellants, supported in that regard by the Commission, submit that the Court of First Instance exceeded the scope of its role in carrying out judicial review, in breach of Article 230 EC and settled caselaw, in substituting its own assessment for that of the Commission,without proving the existence of manifest errors of assessment vitiating the contested decision and without asking for a report from an economic expert to be obtained.
While the Civil Service Tribunal is careful not to substitute its own analysis for that of the administration, particularly in areas in which the administration has a wide discretion under the rules,it none the less saw¤t to censure certain decisions vitiated by manifest errors of assessment.
In the subsequent paragraphs of the judgment in Ufex and Others v Commission, the Court of First Instance therefore considered only the first plea, alleging infringement of the rights of defence of Ufex and Others, and the arguments expounded in connection with the third plea,relating to errors of fact and manifest errors of assessment, which were not indissociable from those already examined in connection with the fourth plea.
Now the resolutely mainstream Catholic Herald has weighed in with an article reporting on explosive remarks by Father Aidan Nichols, a renowned author and theologian who is one of the signers of a letter  from 45 priests andtheologians to the College of Cardinals addressing the manifest errors in Amoris Laetitia AL.
In a number of passages in the judgment under appeal, among others, in paragraphs 379, 424 and 446, the Court of First Instance referred to the statement of objections in order tosupport its reasoning, both as regards the plea alleging inadequate reasoning in the contested decision and as regards the argument alleging manifest errors of assessment which vitiated that decision.
Officials Objection of illegality Correlation between the complaint and the application New method of calculating career profiles for categories B, C and D at the Commission List of officials deemed most deserving of promotion Articles 5(3) and45 of the Staff Regulations Principle of non discrimination Manifest errors of assessment in fact and in law Action for compensation.
Manifest error concerning the fact.
Manifest error about the fact.