Exemple de utilizare a Entitled to expect în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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A cat's entitled to expect.
The Code helps citizens to know what administrative standards they are entitled to expect from the EU institutions.
A cat's entitled to expect.
In other words, the Communists in Chişinău would like Bucharest to shut up. In my own view,I must say that I do not think that they are entitled to expect this.
Europeans are entitled to expect tangible results from the single market.
Good administration is what members of the public are entitled to expect when they deal with a public body.
Everyone is entitled to expect transparency in the decisions that come from both the institutions and structures such as regulatory bodies.
After that scandalous press conference we were entitled to expect an appropriate response from the Prosecutor General.
Notes with regret that from 2012 onwards the General Court has repeatedly exceeded the reasonable period of time within which a litigant is entitled to expect judgement to be delivered;
I believe that the EU citizens are entitled to expect EU funds to be properly managed and controlled across the Union.
Counterfeiting and piracy are generally accompanied by deliberate cheating of consumers as to the quality they are entitled to expect from a product bearing, for instance, a famous brand name.
Everyone is obliged to acquaint themselves with, and is entitled to expect transparency in, the decisions that come from both the institutions and structures such as regulatory bodies.
As far as I am concerned, this is about both the legitimacy and the effectiveness of European spending,because European citizens are entitled to expect that European investments really do deliver something.
They are entitled to expect concrete backing from the European Union, especially when Christian organisations take pains to provide a real home for disabled Palestinian children, regardless of their faith.
At a time when mobility is growing on a worldwide scale,Europeans are entitled to expect effective and responsible action at European level in areas that affect them so strongly.
Civil society is entitled to expect a return(price and costs) and its representatives cannot but look with caution upon the Commission's wish, expressed in point 6 of its paper, which seems to encourage an increase in private provision of this aspect of healthcare.
Mr President, President of the Commission, I find this programme perhaps overly tentative in view of today's upheavals and challenges, andI believe that we are entitled to expect greater ambition from the Commission, all the more so given that you committed yourself to this.
(FR) Mr President, whilst various institutes and programmes, which are all along the politically dominant lines of communication and the education or re-education of populations,have received billions of euros, a procedural trick has deprived our milk producers of the aid they were entitled to expect.
However, the applicable law could be the one closest to the law on marriage, according to cumulative criteria,a law which the weaker spouse would be entitled to expect, and not necessarily that of the court as is currently the case in some Member States.
In relation to this, we are entitled to expect, for reasons which are not so much formal as practical and political, that representatives of the Council, as the previous speaker has just said, should be present during this extremely important debate, a debate which is perhaps the most important one from the point of view of European taxpayers and European electors.
Whereas such a code is useful for both the officials, as it will inform them in a detailed manner of the rules they have to follow when dealing with the public, and the citizens,as it will provide them with information on the standard of conduct they are entitled to expect in dealings with the Community administrations;
All those who are being asked to make personal efforts to change their transport andenergy habits in the face of the new challenges facing the EU are entitled to expect a high degree of transparency in the decisions that come from both the institutions and the structures which they know little about and which have little legitimacy in their eyes, such as the regulatory bodies.
Whereas such a code is useful for both staff members, as it will inform them in a detailed manner of the rules they have to follow when dealing with the public, and the citizen,as it will provide her/him with information on the standard of conduct they are entitled to expect in dealings with the Community administrations.
Faced with such a risk, third parties who submit documents to the Commission in the course of its investigations, andwho consider that reprisals might be taken against them as a result, are entitled to expect that their request for confidentiality will be complied with(see Case T‑5/02 Tetra Laval v Commission[2002] ECR II‑4381, paragraph 98 and the case-law cited).