Exemple de utilizare a Such an exemption în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Only Ireland, Lithuania andthe United Kingdom provided for such an exemption.
Such an exemption could allow the impact of rail traffic on the environment to be reduced.
We will not change this, andwe will ensure that ACTA parties can continue to apply such an exemption.
Such an exemption will undermine the confidence required for relations between very small enterprises and third parties(customers, suppliers, banks).
The revised FATF standards stipulate that transferring of money orvalue cannot benefit from such an exemption.
The Commission believes that such an exemption cannot be justified by such a purely technical as opposed to economic or operational difference.
You should contact the Portuguese authorities to find out whether your case qualifies for such an exemption, and if so, under what conditions.
Without such an exemption, there is a danger that only the companies with the most money and the largest portfolios of patents will be able to survive.
We have the next International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO) assembly in 2016, and if it fails to deliver a global agreement,then nobody could justify our maintaining such an exemption for another four years” he added.
Such an exemption is consistent with the current practice of zero risk weights in the Capital Requirement Regulation and Directive17(the"CRR"/"CRDIV").
Under EU law, water quality can only be permitted to deteriorate when there is an overriding public interest, andthe Commission is of the view that the conditions for such an exemption have not been met in this instance.
If such an exemption is given by the home Member State, it may not be extended in respect of any debt securities admitted to a regulated market thereafter.
By way of derogation from paragraph 1, a Member State may exempt small andmedium-sized investment firms from complying with the requirements set out in paragraph 1 if such an exemption does not threaten the stability of the financial system of that Member State.
(b) Any Member State wishing to maintain such an exemption or reduction shall inform the Commission thereof and shall also forward to it all necessary information.
However, unlike under the current Directive, where this option of a reduced rate applies only to natural gas, coal and electricity,Member States will be able to apply such an exemption equally to all heating fuels for domestic purposes(including gas oil an coal).
However, on the one hand, the conditions for the grant of such an exemption were not precisely specified and,on the other, there was no requirement for compensatory measures where such an exemption was granted.
Since an application would represent a deviation from the general rule that from 2013 the power sector must buy all its allowances, either at auction or on the secondary market,the Commission has to ensure that such an exemption would not undermine the overall objectives of the Emissions Trading Directive or be incompatible with EU state aid or internal market rules.
Such an exemption from the scope of this Regulation may, in accordance with this Regulation, be extended to certain public bodies charged with, or intervening in, public debt management and to central banks of third countries.
Article 56 EC is to be interpreted as meaning that it precludes legislation of a Member State which allows an exemption from corporation tax for certain dividends received from resident companies by resident insurance companies but excludes such an exemption for similar dividends received from nonresident companies, in so far as it entails less favourable treatment of the latter dividends.
Such an exemption should be without prejudice to the discretion given to Member States to allow obliged entities to apply simplified customer due diligence measures to other electronic money products posing lower risks, in accordance with Article 15.
In its judgment today, the Court considers first that the free movement of capital applies in a situation where, under national tax legislation, the dividends paid by companies established in a Member State to an investment fund established in a non-Member State do not qualify for a tax exemption, while investment funds established in that Member State receive such an exemption.
Transmission system operators should not be able to benefit from such an exemption when providing investment services or activities in financial instruments, including when operating a platform for secondary trading in financial transmission rights.
By its second question, the national court is asking the Court, in essence, whether Articles 43 EC, 49 EC or56 EC are to be interpreted as meaning that they preclude legislation of a Member State which allows an exemption from corporation tax for certain dividends received from resident companies by resident insurance companies but excludes such an exemption for similar dividends received from nonresident companies.
Article 296 of the EC Treaty in particular does not rule out EU action,but allows for such an exemption only in exceptional and clearly defined cases if this is necessary for the for the protection of Member States' essential security interests which are'connected with the production of or trade in arms and war material'.
Accordingly, the reply to the second question must be that Article 56 EC is to be interpreted as meaning that it precludes legislation of a Member State which allows an exemption from corporation tax for certain dividends received from resident companies by resident insurance companies but excludes such an exemption for similar dividends received from nonresident companies, in so far as it entails less favourable treatment of the latter dividends.
Transmission system operators should also benefit from such an exemption where they use other persons acting as service providers on their behalf to carry out their task under those legislative acts or under network codes or guidelines adopted pursuant to those Regulations.
Such an exemption may be granted after the assessment of the market situation of the product under investigation, production capacity and capacity utilisation, procurement and sales and the likelihood of a continuation of practices for which there is insufficient due cause or economic justification and the evidence of dumping.
Calls have been made to create an exemption in such cases from reporting the relevant payments to government.
In the event of such exemption, an emission limit value for dust of 100 mg/Nm3 shall apply for plants firing solid fuels.
In reaching a decision on any such exemption, the ECB shall take into account one or more of the following criteria.