Exemple de utilizare a Present cases în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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However, those errors did not have any impact in the present cases.
However, the reform at issue in the present cases did not enter into force.
In the present cases, the schemes authorised by the Council decisions are new aid schemes.
These forms of LPG are not at issue in the present cases, and will not be considered further.
That is why the liability exemption for hosting may be relevant to the present cases.
However, the present cases involve a particular advertising context which sets the hosting activity apart.
Although those judgments are vitiated by errors of law,those errors did not have any impact in the present cases.
It is true that, in the present cases, the trade mark proprietors limit their claims to Google's uses in AdWords.
My reason for calling the attention of the Court to this issue is to highlight all the possible consequences of the present cases.
In the present cases, however, only the nature of the tax rules as regional measures is crucial.
With regard to the method of calculation of the production levy,at issue in the present cases, Article 15 17essentially provides as follows.
As stated above, the present cases will require the Court to decide whether trade mark protection should be so extended.
Nevertheless, I would like to make clear that this difficulty is not enough, per se,to exclude the possibility of a trade mark infringement in the present cases.
In the present cases, emergency measures could be adopted under the conditions set out in the legislation governing human food and animal feed.
Before analysing whether this use constitutes a trade mark infringement,it is important to address the possible implications of the present cases for Google's search engine.
In the present cases, the Court of Justice must examine the actions brought against Poland, Czech Republic, France, Slovenia and Luxembourg.
The Spanish Government also appears to join the Commission in its observations about the application of the fundamental freedoms, andin particular the free movement of goods, in the present cases.
However, in the present cases, the marks applied for cannot be considered to be capable of identifying the commercial origin of the goods that they designate.
Next, the Court considers whether the argument of the three companies, according to which the duration of the proceedings before the General Court was excessively lengthy and, therefore, caused them loss,may have a bearing on the present cases.
However, in the present cases, neither Mr Rendón Marín's children, a Spanish national and a Polish national, nor CS's child, a British citizen, have crossed any border.
However, since Directive 2006/24 must still, as a measure limiting the exercise of fundamental rights, be subject to an examination of proportionality under Article 52(1) of the Charter,I take the view that it is not necessary definitively to settle that matter in the present cases.
In the present cases, it is common ground that the measures at issue in the main proceedings may impede the entry of new operators into a market with limited competition.
I do not think that we should present cases of abuse as the general rule and harm the property rights of the forests' owners who have already been affected by a forest fire.
In the present cases, the fact that bottled LPG does not come within the scope of Directive 2009/73 is not a lacuna, but rather, appears to represent the Union legislature's intent not to cover bottled LPG within that directive.
Accordingly, I shall proceed in the present cases by dealing first with(A) the basic question of whether the use by Google, in AdWords, of keywords which correspond to trade marks constitutes a trade mark infringement;
In the present cases, there is no link between the adoption and retention of the legislation on the Community scheme for banana imports and the damage suffered as a result of the retaliatory measures by Community exporters of spectacle cases and industrial batteries.
Whereas the references for a preliminary ruling in the present cases raise, in particular, the question of principle as to whether or not, in the light of Article 7 of the Charter, the data of subscribers and registered users may be retained, they also concern the question of principle as to whether Directive 2006/24 meets the requirements for the protection of personal data arising from Article 8 of the Charter.
With regard to the present cases, the most important provisions of that directive are those which concern measures to combat the risk to which other road users are exposed by those who abuse alcohol and drugs or are dependant on them.
The referring court notes that, in the present cases, the measure which sets a maximum sale price for bottled liquefied gas may be classified as a measure for the protection of socially vulnerable consumers, in so far as it seeks to ensure that the price of supply to the final consumer is kept at a reasonable level.
At the hearing, the Spanish Government emphasised that the governing framework for the present cases rests on norms of primary Union law, including the fundamental freedoms, Article 106(2) TFEU, Protocol No 26 and Article 36 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union(‘the Charter') which guarantees the fundamental right of access to services of general economic interest.