Exemple de utilizare a Binding effect în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Do not eat foods that have a binding effect.
Binding effect of national competition authorities(NCA) decisions.
The advisory opinions issued by the ICJ on such questions have no binding effect.
Such a decision shall have binding effect unless and until overruled on appeal.
Binding effect of agreements and concerted practices on non-members in the tobacco sector.
Such a decision shall have binding effect unless and until overruled on appeal.
As all other advisory opinions rendered by the ICJ,its ruling on the Kosovo issue will have no binding effect.
Remarks with regard to the binding effect of the National Competition Authorities' final decisions.
Please note that your submissions(e.g. via our contact form)do not have any legally binding effect on Syngenta.
Their legal nature varies andthe scope of jurisdiction and binding effect of their case law largely depends on the relevant founding act.
By giving a binding effect to these principles, the present proposal will create a level playing field for ADR and strengthen the confidence of both consumers and traders in ADR procedures.
Final administrative decision' means a decision of an administrative authority having final and binding effect in accordance with the applicable law;
As the Court of Justice has noted on numerous occasions,it is incompatible with the binding effect which Article 249 EC ascribes to a directive to exclude, in principle, the possibility of the obligation imposed by that directive being relied on by persons concerned.
In order to ensure efficient and effective functioning of DGSs and a balanced consideration of their positions in different Member States,EBA should be able to settle disagreements between them with binding effect.
International law thus permits the inference that there exists one limit to the principle that resolutions of the Security Council have binding effect: namely, that they must observe the fundamental peremptory provisions of jus cogens.
As BEREC is competent for taking decisions with a binding effect, it is necessary to ensure that any natural or legal person subject to, or concerned by, a decision of BEREC has the right of appeal to a Board of Appeal, which is part of the agency but independent from its administrative and regulatory structure.
By contrast, if, following a request from the Member concerned, the European Parliament has adopted a decision to defend immunity,that constitutes an opinion that has no binding effect with regard to national judicial authorities.
Lastly, as the Court of Justice has noted on numerous occasions,it is incompatible with the binding effect that Article 288 TFEU ascribes to Directive 2008/50 to exclude, in principle, the possibility of the obligation imposed by that directive being relied on by the persons concerned.
Until such notification, any use of the User Account is deemed to be authorized by the Customer andany purchases through the User Account are deemed to be made with binding effect on the Customer, i.e. on behalf and for the account of the Customer.
As the Court of Justice has pointed out on numerous occasions,it would be incompatible with the binding effect which the third paragraph of Article 288 TFEU ascribes to a directive to exclude, in principle, the possibility of the obligation imposed by a directive being relied on by persons concerned.
Thus, until such time as the Commission decision is declared invalid by the Court, the Member States and their organs, which include their independent supervisory authorities, admittedly cannot adopt measurescontrary to that decision, such as acts intended to determine with binding effect that the third country covered by it does not ensure an adequate level of protection.
By contrast, it is not possible to reject out of hand a second hypothesis put forward in Peralta concerning the binding effect of Marpol 73/78 on the Community, namely that the latter assumed the powers previously exercised by the Member States in the field to which this convention applies.
By his first claim, Mr Kadi argues that in paragraphs 183 and 184 of the judgment the Court of First Instance erred in law in confusing the question of the primacy of the States' obligations under the Charter of the United Nations, enshrined in Article 103 thereof, with the related butseparate question of the binding effect of decisions of the Security Council laid down in Article 25 of that Charter.
A report on a legislative proposal on which the European Parliament was only consulted cannot have any binding effect for the areas in which the European Parliament, by virtue of a different legal basis, has the power of codecision.
Thus, until such time as the Commission decision is declared invalid by the Court, which alone has jurisdiction to determine that an EU act is invalid, the Member States and their organs, which include their independent supervisory authorities,cannot adopt measures contrary to that decision, such as acts intended to determine with binding effect that the third country covered by it does not ensure an adequate level of protection.
In his statement of appeal, he argues, inter alia,that the reasoning of the Court of First Instance in respect of the binding effect and the interpretation of the relevant Security Council resolutions is flawed from the perspective of international law.
In writing.-(DE) As the Committee on Legal Affairs' rapporteur for the European External Action Service, I would like to point out that, including as a result of its amendments to Article 6 ofthe High Representative's proposal, the report that has been agreed on today has absolutely no binding effect for me as rapporteur or for the European Parliament as a whole in the discussions on the adaptation of the Staff Regulations.
In those cases, including Brown Bears II,the Court has held that it would be incompatible with the binding effect which Article 288 TFEU ascribes to a directive to exclude, in principle, the possibility of the obligation imposed by that directive being relied on by recognised environmental organisations.
Next, in the submission of the French Government and of the Council,the distinction made by the Commission between measures that have binding effect and those that do not is unfounded, since what matters is only whether it is a‘restrictive measure' within the meaning of Article 275 TFEU.
The proposed measures and policy choices are related to the following nine topics: standing;access to evidence; binding effect of NCA decisions; fault requirements; damages; passing-on of overcharges; limitation periods; costs of damages actions; and interaction between leniency programmes and actions for damages.