Examples of using Manifest errors in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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(b) manifest errors in the appreciation of the facts, including the appreciation of relevant domestic law;
Reduce the fine imposed on the applicant in Article 2 so as to correct the manifest errors in the decision;
Second plea in law,alleging that the Council made manifest errors of assessment in including the Applicant in the contested measures.
All instruments have reasonable price filtering conditions which prevent most of the manifest errors such as price spikes.
If it appears that there is a register entry containing manifest errors or non-compliance with the order of the court, the court shall automatically correct the entry.
In the third plea, European Dynamics Luxembourg andOthers claimed that EUIPO committed several manifest errors of assessment.
By its third plea,the applicant maintains that the Commission committed manifest errors in the assessment of its tender and in the assessment of the successful tenderer's tender.
(Competition- Concentrations- European markets for internet communications services- Decision declaring the concentration compatible with the internal market- Manifest errors of assessment- Obligation to state reasons).
The Commission should subsequently scrutinise applications to ensure that there are no manifest errors and that Union law and the interests of stakeholders outside the Member State of application have been taken into account.
Second ground of appeal and second part of the third ground of appeal:errors of law in so far as the judgment under appeal annuls the contested decision on the basis of manifest errors of assessment and failure to state reasons 57.
Secondly, as regards the statement of reasons concerning the existence of a causal link between the manifest errors of assessment found by the General Court and the damage suffered by European Dynamics Luxembourg, EUIPO's line of argument concerns, in essence, the conclusions to be drawn from the fact that the first ground of appeal was upheld.
State aid- Restructuring aid for a manufacturer of large home appliances notified by the French Republic- Decision declaring the aid compatible with the common market subject to conditions- Manifest errors of assessment- Guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty.
In that regard, I note from the outset that the appellant does not claim,still less prove, that the manifest errors of assessment and/or the instances of failure to state reasons found by the General Court could not have had any impact on the outcome of the tendering procedure and therefore did not justify annulment of the contested decision.
By the second part of the third ground of appeal, EUIPO claims that the General Court erred in annulling that decision without determining whether the instances of failure to state reasons found in paragraphs 86, 89, 95 and 135 of that judgment were sufficient,in themselves or in combination with the manifest errors of assessment which it also established, to affect that outcome.
By this plea in law, BAA alleges that the Court of First Instance carried out a marginal review,limited to the absence of manifest errors of assessment, of the Commission decision refusing to classify the AGL as‘State aid' for the purposes of Article 87(1) EC.
According to the applicants, the contested decision must be annulled as it provided a defective statement of reasons:(i) as regards the appraisal of the applicants' technical offer,(ii) as regards the reasons for which the financial offers of the successful companies and consortia were not considered abnormally low, and on account of infringement by the Commission of the contractual documents andEU law in relation to the existence of manifest errors of assessment.
Third plea in law: the finding that the information requested by the Decision was necessary is based on manifest errors of law and fact, a distortion of the evidence, inadequate reasoning, and a failure to consider all the relevant evidence.
However, since a principle of customary international law does not have the same degree of precision as a provision of an international agreement,judicial review must necessarily be limited to the question whether, in adopting the act in question, the institutions of the European Union made manifest errors of assessment concerning the conditions for applying those principles(see, to this effect, Racke, paragraph 52).
In support of her appeal, the applicant puts forward, first,the fact that the administration made manifest errors of assessment in so far as it did not accept that she had the potential to carry out functions in category B* for the purpose of the attestation procedure provided for in Article 10(3) of Annex XIII to the Staff Regulations of Officials of the European Communities('the Staff Regulations').
The second ground of appeal alleges that the General Court erred in law in finding, in paragraph 136 of the judgment under appeal,that the contested decision must be annulled without examining whether the manifest errors of assessment found in paragraphs 91, 95, 96, and 97 to 103 of that judgment had any impact on the final outcome of the tendering procedure.
Secondly, since the General Court did not examine the impact of the manifest errors of assessment established in paragraphs 91 and 102 of the judgment on the final outcome of the tendering procedure, it failed to state adequate reasons for the finding in paragraph 144 of the judgment under appeal that there is a causal link between those errors and that damage.
Fifth plea in law, alleging manifest error in the assessment of the grounds for moral harassment.
The General Court makes a manifest error of assessment.
Third plea: manifest error of assessment.
Manifest error of assessment on the part of the General Court.
First plea: manifest error of assessment.
The second plea: manifest error of assessment.
By Allah, we were truly in a manifest error.
But today the evil-doers are in manifest error.
Indeed we see her to be in manifest error.'.