Exemple de utilizare a Failure to fulfil în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Failure to fulfil these conditions leads to disqualification of the competitor.
Article 140 P2 establishment of failure to fulfil an obligation requested by 62009CN0539.
The failure to fulfil an obligation is without any real consequence for the correct operation of the procedure.
In case of non-payment of the above,EASY RENT will pay the fines resulting from the Client's failure to fulfil the obligations.
Failure to fulfil the reporting obligations stipulated by law(e.g. taxes, contributions, goods, income etc.);
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
It follows that that failure to fulfil obligations on the part of the Commission constitutes a special situation for the purposes of Article 239 of the CCC.
The competent authority may temporarily suspend such persons upon the commencement of administrative or disciplinary proceedings against them for failure to fulfil their obligations.
The balance shall be reduced in proportion to the failure to fulfil the primary requirement referred to in Article 7(3).
Member States may provide for the temporary suspension of such a person upon the commencement of administrative ordisciplinary procedures against him for failure to fulfil his obligations.
The EESC would emphasise that failure to fulfil the condition set out in the final sentence of the previous paragraph should be grounds for considering a given conduct as anticompetitive.
In addition, the Treaty of Lisbon speeds up the system of pecuniary sanctions(lump sum and/or penalty payment)in the event of non-compliance with a judgment establishing a failure to fulfil obligations.
(c) where a request by a Member State for de-registration on grounds of serious failure to fulfil obligations under national law meets the requirements set out in point(b) of Article 16(3).
However, if measures transposing a directive are not notified to the Commission, it may propose that the Court impose a pecuniary penalty on the Member State concerned,once the initial judgment establishing a failure to fulfil obligations has been delivered.
(a) Point 2 is replaced by the following:"2. in the case of goods placed under a transit procedure, failure to fulfil one of the obligations entailed by the use of that procedure, where the following conditions are fulfilled: .
As indicated by the Commission, the regimes of other Member States are not comparable to the situation in Poland, as they operate in a different legal, political and social context, and in any event,this has no bearing on Poland's failure to fulfil obligations.
Most frequent types of irregularity in 2007 were‘failure to fulfil commitments entered into'(45% of cases, compared to 13% in 2006),‘failure to respect other regulations/contract conditions'(19%, 12% in 2006) and‘non-eligible expenditure'(16%, 27% in 2006).
(15) In these circumstances it could not be argued as against a Member State that the incompatibility of national legislation with fundamental freedoms constituted a failure to fulfil an obligation under the Treaty within the meaning of Article 226 EC.
By comparison, Commission v Hungary(58)involved a failure to fulfil obligations under Directive 95/46/EC(59) on the grounds that Hungary prematurely terminated the term served by the data protection supervisor and thereby compromised his independence in breach of Article 28(1) of that directive.
In concrete terms, the procedure laid down in Article 228(2)EC is aimed at inducing a defaulting Member State to comply with a judgment establishing a failure to fulfil obligations, thereby ensuring that Community law is in fact applied by that State.
The Court therefore imposes upon Greece a periodic penalty payment of EUR 16 000 per day of delay in implementing the judgment of 2005, counting from one month after the delivery of the present judgment, in order to allow Greece to demonstrate that it has ended the failure to fulfil obligations.
(b) Point 7 is replaced by the following:"7. in the case of goods orproducts physically transferred within the meaning of Articles 296, 297 or 511, failure to fulfil one of the conditions under which the transfer takes place, where the following conditions are fulfilled: .
The European Union's position was along these lines and,despite the varying degrees of disappointment arising from the failure to fulfil some of the Copenhagen objectives, certain technical matters concerning the importance of tropical deforestation, which must be dealt with in developing countries as a key factor in preventing CO2 emissions, were clarified.
Neither the opposition mounted by the local inhabitants nor the failure to honour contractual obligations, noryet the presence of criminal activity, constitutes a situation of force majeure which could justify both the failure to fulfil obligations under the directive and the failure to have the requisite facilities up and running on time.
In exercising this discretionary power the Commission considers that the Article260(3)instrument should be used as a matter of principle in all cases of failure to fulfil an obligation covered by this provision, which concerns the transposition of directives adopted under a legislative procedure.
Order the Kingdom of Belgium, pursuant to Article 260(3) TFEU,to pay a periodic penalty payment of EUR 49 906.50 per day into an account to be notified by the Commission from the date of delivery of the judgment in the present case for failure to fulfil the obligation to notify the measures transposing Directive 2014/36/EU;
Should the issuing Member State fail to take the appropriate measures,the host Member State may bring proceedings against it under Article 227 EC for a declaration by the Court that there has been a failure to fulfil the obligations arising under Directive 91/439(see, to that effect, the order in Da Silva Carvalho, paragraph 23, and Kapper, paragraph 48).
Do the combined provisions of Article 8 and Article 23 of Directive 2008/48/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2008 on credit agreements for consumers andrepealing Council Directive 87/102/EEC require a national court to apply of its own motion the penalty laid down in national legislation for failure to fulfil the creditor's obligation to assess the consumer's creditworthiness(that is, even in the event that the consumer does not actively invoke the penalty)?
The reference to‘the Treaties' in that provision, as compared to former Article 226 EC which referred to‘this Treaty',signifies that the Commission may bring such an action for alleged failures to fulfil obligations under the TEU and the TFEU,(19) subject to the specific carve-out in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy as provided in the second subparagraph of Article 24(1) TEU and Article 275 TFEU.