Exemple de utilizare a Entitled to exercise în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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You feel entitled to exercise dominance over another person's life.
In such cases, the organization and the member States shall not be entitled to exercise rights under the Convention or relevant protocol concurrently.
Consumers are also entitled to exercise the right of withdrawal during the period between the date of concluding the contract and the date of receipt of the product.
If you do not appoint a third party in that way, your successors will(unless you specify otherwise in your instructions)be entitled to exercise your rights over information about you after your death.
You are entitled to exercise your rights below.
(b) identification arrangements shall be put in place so that the shareholders, or the natural persons orlegal entities entitled to exercise or to direct the exercise of voting rights, are effectively informed;
Employers are entitled to exercise the economic rights in programs created by their employees.
SUMMARY- CASE T-289/03 of the additional costs incurred in discharging the mission, which depends on complex economic facts,the scope of the control which the Commission is entitled to exercise in that regard is limited to one of manifest error.
Persons entitled to exercise a considerable influence on the customer's activity and/or governing bodies founder/shareholder and members of governing bodies, etc.
Once that nationality was granted, however,the children became citizens of the Union and entitled to exercise the rights conferred on them as such citizens, concurrently with their rights as Belgian nationals.
Outside their study time and subject to the rules and conditions applicable to the relevant activity in the host Member State,students shall be entitled to be employed and may be entitled to exercise self‑employed economic activity.
Administrators and liquidators shall be entitled to exercise within the territory of all the Member States all the powers which they are entitled to exercise within the territory of the home Member State.
If and to the extent that the terms of a security financial collateral arrangement so provide,Member States shall ensure that the collateral taker is entitled to exercise a right of use in relation to financial collateral provided under the security financial collateral arrangement.
Should the inspection carried out under subparagraph 2.6 establish that special packaging is necessary for securing the integrity of the baggage, or of items contained therein, or of the container itself, the passenger must comply with the requirements posedby the inspecting employee, otherwise the Carrier is entitled to exercise its rights under subparagraph 5.
(d) the identity of the shareholder, even ifthat shareholder is not entitled to exercise voting rights under the conditions laid down in Article 10, and of the natural person or legal entity entitled to exercise voting rights on behalf of that shareholder.
For the purposes of paragraph 1, where the data controller adduces adequate safeguards on the basis of the standard contractual clauses contained in set II in the Annex,the competent data protection authorities are entitled to exercise their existing powers to prohibit or suspend data flows in either of the following cases.
Furthermore, Article 3 provides that the other Member States are to be entitled to exercise at their frontiers or at any point of entry into their territories such controls on persons seeking to enter their territories from the United Kingdom or from Ireland.
Individual licence' means an authorisation which is granted by a national regulatory authority and which gives an undertaking specific rights, or which subjects that undertaking's operations to specific obligations supplementing the general authorisation where applicable,where the undertaking is not entitled to exercise the rights concerned until it has received the decision by the national regulatory authority;
Member States shall ensure that creditors of the institution under resolution are not entitled to exercise statutory rights to set-off unless the resolution action is the sale of business tool or the bridge institution tool and the rights and liabilities covered by the financial contract are not transferred to a third party or bridge institution, as the case may be.
Given the discretion enjoyed by a Member State in defining an SGEI mission and the conditions of its implementation, including the assessment of the additional costs incurred in discharging the mission, which depends on complex economic facts,the scope of the control which the Commission is entitled to exercise in that regard is limited to one of manifest error see, to that effect, FFSA and Others v Commission, paragraph 101 above, paragraph 100, and Olsen v Commission, paragraph 166 above.
The other Member States shall be entitled to exercise at their frontiers or at any point of entry into their territory such controls on persons seeking to enter their territory from the United Kingdom or any territories whose external relations are under its responsibility for the same purposes stated in Article 1 of this Protocol, or from Ireland as long as the provisions of Article 1 of this Protocol apply to Ireland.
The other Member States shall be entitled to exercise at their frontiers or at any point of entry into their territory such controls on persons seeking to enter their territory from the UnitedKingdom or any territories whose external relations are under its responsibility for the same purposes stated in Article 1 of this Protocol, or from Ireland as long as the provisions of Article 1 of this Protocol apply to Ireland.