Examples of using Must in principle in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The sales system must in principle be planned in advance.
Furthermore, the Court points out that that period of residence must, in principle, be continuous.
The European Parliament must in principle grant access, on specific request, to documents relating to ongoing trilogues.
It is certainly the case, as the referring court notes,that any derogation from a general rule must, in principle, be interpreted strictly.
I believe that the planned reform must, in principle, purely and simply prohibit any discards.
Aid intensity must in principle be limited to 50% of the production budget with a view to stimulating normal commercial initiatives inherent in a market economy and avoiding a bidding contest between Member States.
The maintenance must in principle cover at least the‘needs' of the beneficiary(first paragraph of Article 301(3) of the Civil Code).
For projects addressing one Partner Country,a consortium must in principle include two Programme Countries, as well as.
The aid intensity must in principle be limited to 50% of the production budget, with a view to stimulating normal commercial initiatives.
Thus, the withdrawal of a Member State from the Treaties establishing the European Union must, in principle, be carried out in accordance with the terms of Article 50 TEU.
The European Parliament must in principle grant access, on specific request, to documents relating to ongoing trilogues.
The referring court points out that under national rules the third-country nationals concerned must in principle leave Belgium and the territory of the Member States altogether.
Aid intensity must in principle be limited to 50% of the production budget(although difficult and low budget films are excluded from this limit).
Accordingly, the statement of reasons must, in principle, be notified to the person concerned at the same time as the decision adversely affecting him.
This concept implies that, in order to establish how much aid can be granted,all the economic benefits which the investment gives the company must in principle be subtracted from the additional investment costs.
Moreover, it is clear that such aid must, in principle, comply with the exemption criteria laid down in Article 4 of Regulation(EC) No 68/2001.
As regards the effect of the disclaimer relating to the earlier trade mark on the outcome of the action,the PRV argued before that court that an element of a trade mark which has been excluded from protection by means of a disclaimer must in principle be regarded as not distinctive.
The aid intensity must in principle be limited to 50% of the production budget, except in the case of difficult and low budget films.
The Court therefore concluded from the foregoing that remuneration paid in respect of annual leave must, in principle, be so determined as to correspond to the normal remuneration received by the worker.
It must in principle be acknowledged that, because of the lead time involved and the period to be specified for the submission of tenders, the carrying out of an award procedure entailing a call for tenders can in certain cases obstruct the performance of tasks.
Furthermore, statements which run counter to the interests of the declarant must in principle be regarded as particularly reliable evidence(JFE Engineering and Others v Commission, paragraph 42 above, paragraphs 207, 211 and 212).
For that reason, the EU Courts must in principle and having regard both to the specific features of the case before them and to the technical or complex nature of the Commission's assessments, carry out a comprehensive review as to whether a measure falls within the scope of Article 107(1) TFEU(see judgment of 22 December 2008 in British Aggregates v Commission, C‑487/06 P, ECR, EU: C: 2008:757, paragraph 111 and the case-law cited).
Moreover, the Court has held that the condition relating to the existence of a present threat must, in principle, be satisfied at the time when the measure in question is adopted,(56) which, in the present case, does not appear to be the case.
Although the place where a supply of services is carried out must in principle be fixed as the place where the supplier has established his place of business, it must be defined as being in the Member State of the customer, in particular in the case of certain services supplied between taxable persons where the cost of the services is included in the price of the goods.
Accordingly, a foreign judgment which has been recognised under Article 33 of Regulation No 44/2001 must in principle have the same effects in the State in which recognition is sought as it does in the State of origin(see, to that effect, Hoffmann, paragraph 11).
Furthermore, under Regulation(EU) No 330/2010 on vertical agreements distributors must in principle be free to sell both actively and passively into territories covered by the distribution systems of other suppliers, that is to say, other licensees producing their own products on the basis of the licensed technology rights.
Remuneration paid in respect of annual leave must, in principle, be determined in such a way as to correspond with normal remuneration received by the worker.
It ought to be recalled at the outset that all processing of personal data must in principle comply, among other conditions, with one of the criteria which make data processing legitimate, which are listed in Article 7 of Directive 95/46.