Exemple de utilizare a Foregoing considerations în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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In the light of the foregoing considerations, I suggest that the Court should.
The foregoing considerations ultimately prove to be a simple application of the criteria adopted in the abovementioned judgments in Ruiz Zambrano and McCarthy.
From the various foregoing considerations it appears that the interference with Mr.
Rather, the foregoing considerations suggest that we explore hybrid research methodologies(Johnson& Onwuegbuzie, 2004).
It follows from all the foregoing considerations that it is necessary to reject the first part of this plea.
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In view of all the foregoing considerations, the plea alleging an error in applying the concept of State aid is unfounded, and the application of UFEX and Others for annulment of the contested decision must therefore be dismissed.
It follows from all of the foregoing considerations that the crossappeal brought by Salzgitter must, in my view, be dismissed in its entirety.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that the pleas in law relied on by the Commission in the action for failure to fulfil obligations do not appear, prima facie, unfounded for the purposes of the case-law cited in paragraph 30 above.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that the plea alleging infringement of the duty to give reasons must be rejected.
Furthermore, it follows from the foregoing considerations that the complaint that the Commission did not examine that question or state the reasons in the contested decision on that point cannot be upheld either.
It is in the light of the foregoing considerations that the Court must examine whether, in this case, the Commission made a manifest error of assessment in finding that Chisso had been the first undertaking to adduce decisive evidence of the cartel's existence.
In view of all the foregoing considerations, it is necessary to uphold the present plea in part and to annul Article 2 of the contested decision inasmuch as it finds that the exemption from registration charges does not constitute State aid.
It is apparent from the foregoing considerations that in order to classify the sandal at issue in the main proceedings under the CN, the referring court must decide whether, after removal of the leather, the textile material of the sandal shows the characteristics of an upper.
Having regard to the foregoing considerations, the contested decision must be annulled to the extent that the Commission decided that the compensation paid to the applicant for losses caused by the cancellation of the 15 September 2001 flight to Canada was not compatible with the common market.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that measures adopted by the national authorities, on the basis of Article 35 of Directive 2004/38, in order to refuse, terminate or withdraw a right conferred by that directive must be based on an individual examination of the particular case.
In the light of the foregoing considerations, it must be held that the procedural rules laid down by the Spanish system for the protection of consumers against unfair terms in contracts does not make it impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred on consumers by Directive 93/13.
In view of the foregoing considerations, the applicant's head of claim alleging that the Commission should, in the context of its examination under Article 86(2) EC, have verified whether the television SGEI had been awarded to RTP after competitive tendering must be rejected.
It must be noted that it can be seen from the foregoing considerations that the Commission showed that a concertation had taken place between the parties and that the applicants' line of argument is not capable of refuting the presumption that they took account of information exchanged in their subsequent conduct on the market.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that the combination of the obligations of open enrolment, community rating, lifetime cover and minimum benefits is apt to guarantee that the Irish population has wide and simple access to PMI services, which entitles those services to be characterised as universal within the meaning of Community law.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that the Court has jurisdiction to answer the questions referred and to provide all the guidance as to interpretation needed in order for the referring court to determine whether the national legislation is compatible with the ne bis in idem principle laid down in Article 50 of the Charter.
It follows from the foregoing considerations that by requiring, in the contract documents, that certain products to be supplied were to bear a specific eco-label, rather than using the detailed specifications defined by that eco-label, the province of North Holland established a technical specification which was incompatible with Article 23(6) of Directive 2004/18.
To summarise the foregoing considerations, my opinion is that, in the case of composite services, consisting of a component provided by electronic means and another component not provided by such means, the first component must be either economically independent of the second or the main component of the two in order to be classified as an‘information society service'.
In view of all the foregoing considerations, the judgment under appeal must be set aside in so far as it(i) annuls the contested decision inasmuch as that decision finds that neither the logistical and commercial assistance provided by La Poste to its subsidiary, namely SFMI-Chronopost, nor the transfer of Postadex constitute State aid to SFMI-Chronopost, and(ii) allocates the burden of costs accordingly.
On the basis of all the foregoing considerations, I propose that the Court should rule that Directive 2004/38 applies to third-country nationals who are family members of a Union citizen, within the meaning of Article 2(2) of that directive, where, following the prior exercise of the right of freedom of movement by the Union citizen and after he has genuinely resided in another Member State, the citizen and his family members travel to the Member State of which that citizen is a national.
It follows from all the foregoing considerations that the sufficiently serious breach of Community law vitiating the incompatibility decision must be regarded as displaying a sufficiently direct causal link with, first, the costs incurred by Schneider in participating in the administrative procedure for investigation of the transaction resumed on the day following the Schneider I and Schneider II judgments and, second, with the reduction in the Legrand transfer price granted to Wendel‑ KKR to secure a deferral of the final date for the transfer.