Exemplos de uso de Obligation to take em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There's no obligation to take the vow.
The Commissionexamines and answers all complaints, which it definitely did inthe case at hand, but hasno obligation to take a decision on the aid complained of.
There is no obligation to take any vows.
Thus, he wanted to preach to the believers in Rome that they, in turn, might become preachers;for attainment of salvation creates in him who is saved an obligation to take the message of salvation to others.
We then have an obligation to take action.
It is an obligation to take reasonable care while performing any acts that could foreseeably harm others.
The government has no obligation to take a position.
States have an obligation to take effective measures to prevent acts of torture in any territories under their jurisdiction.
We know that you have an obligation to take a firm stance.
We have an obligation to take initiatives that will safeguard their dynamic role.
In Buddhism, there is absolutely no obligation to take any vows.
The EU has an obligation to take a lead at the climate change conference in Copenhagen.
According to the existing review requirements,the Commission already has the obligation to take into account the wider Treaty objectives, including health.
Each Member State has an obligation to take the necessary steps to publish the conditions for being able to exercise this right.
The Commission services have proposed guidelines on the implementation of the existing EURODAC regulation on the obligation to take fingerprints of all individuals who submit an application for international protection.
Here, the Regulation also creates an obligation to take the fingerprints of persons apprehended and to transmit them to the Central Unit for comparison with fingerprints of asylum applicants.
Lastly, the Court held that a Member State that granted aid in violation of the proceduralrules laid down in Article 93 could not plead the legitimate expectations of recipientsin order to evade the obligation to take the measures necessary to implement the Commission's Decision.
The European Union has an obligation to take an initiative in this direction.
Others clarify that is not the judiciary responsibility to authorize or prescribe medical treatment, confirm the authority of the medical act and underline the necessary independence that an emergency situation requires,stating that the doctor has an obligation to take the necessary measures to treat patients.
International companies want to be free of the obligation to take separate measures for each Member State.
As part of the obligation to take measures for promotion of sales and in particular to maintain a distribution network(Article 2(3)(c) of Regulation(EEC) No 1983/83 and Article 2(3)(d) of Regulation(EEC) No 1984/83), the reseller may be forbidden to supply the contract goods to unsuitable dealers.
The court and the Public Prosecutor's Office have failed completely to fulfill their obligation to take the statements of other key witnesses and to follow up the information obtained from the witnesses that gave statements.
Given also that it has been shown once again that the Member States which use the euro have weathered the financial crisis better, I would suggest that in the memoranda of understanding which will be signed between the Commission and Member States to be able to use these funds, Member States should be reminded, especially the new ones,that they have an obligation to take every measure to join the euro zone.
Chatrandom assumes no duty or obligation to take such action, and assumes no liability for delays or forbearance of actions.
Failure to act within the two-month period mentioned in paragraph 1 and the one-month period mentioned in paragraph 6 shall be tantamount to accepting the request,and entail the obligation to take charge of the person, including the provisions for proper arrangements for arrival.
The Commission therefore considers it has an obligation to take the appropriate measures in accordance with the provisions of the current directive.
Whilst it is the individual states that have responsibility for minority languages and for their support,the European Union cannot evade the obligation to take action to back them up in this; we are talking here about 40 million EU citizens and 60 regional and minority languages.
The Commission concludes that it is competent to examine the case presented by the petitioners alleging the State's violation of the right to freedom of conscience and religion andthe right to privacy, and of its obligation to take the legislative or other measures necessary to give effect to those rights and its obligation to respect those rights and freedoms and ensure their free and full exercise to all persons subject to its jurisdiction.
The Community andits Member States have an obligation to take measures in order to enable the Community to fulfil its obligations under the Protocol without prejudice to the responsibility of each Member State towards the Community and other Member States to fulfilling its own commitments.