Examples of using Read in the light in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Read in the light of the contract as a whole.
Individual rules need to be read in the light of the whole.
Those factors, read in the light of the conclusion which the Commission reached at recital 352 to the Decision, are sufficiently comprehensible.
Now come to me andsee if you can read in the light of my life.
When sacred Scripture is read in the light of the same Spirit by whom it was written, it remains ever new.
There had accordingly been a violation of Article 11 read in the light of Article 9.
Read in the light of the reasoning of the order for reference, that question thereby concerns the interpretation of Article 5(1)(a) of the Regulation.
Not only must this provision be read in the light of Articles 1 and 14 art.
Article 7(3) of Regulation No 207/2009, which permits registration of signs which have acquired distinctive character through use,must be read in the light of that requirement.
That consideration, read in the light of the clarification of the terminology of the contested decision provided in paragraph 235 above, includes the following reasoning.
Holds that there has been a violation of Article 11 of the Convention read in the light of Article 9;
As follows from recital 10 in the preamble to the Directive, read in the light of Article 6(1) TEU, the Directive respects the rights, freedoms and principles recognised by the Charter.
There has therefore been a violation of Article 11 of the Convention read in the light of Article 9.”.
Article 11(2) of the Return Directive should be read in the light of Article 3(6) of that directive which defines entry bans as administrative or judicial decisions adopted for a‘specified period'.
Hungary, the ECtHR ruled that Hungary had violated freedom of association, read in the light of freedom of conscience and religion.
At recitals 363 to 367 to the Decision, read in the light of recitals 92 to 95,the Commission states that, in Hoechst's case, the gravity of the infringement is aggravated by Hoechst's role as a leader of the cartel.
Article 132(2) of the Rules of Procedure comes within the context of the limits established by the intervention procedure andthat provision must be read in the light of the preceding provisions.
According to the Belgian Government, Article 67 TFEU must be read in the light of the Convention signed at Schengen on 19 June 1990 which is an integral part of EU law and does not prohibit national authorities from carrying out identity checks.
Such a reading, centred on themes relating to mercy,will enable a personal experience of the great fruitfulness of the biblical text- read in the light of the Church's spiritual tradition- and thus.
Accordingly, it seems to me to be consistent with the latter provision, read in the light of Article 80 TFEU, that a provisional measure such as the contested decision should allocate between the Member States, in a binding fashion, the burdens which it imposes.
Since Cardinal Ratzinger then insisted that Vassula's response should be printed in the books containing the messages it seemed obvious to many of us that both the messages andthe Notification need to be read in the light of those answers.
Clearly that does not comply with the requirement laid down in Article 36(2)of Directive 92/50 to publicise such criteria, read in the light of the principle of equal treatment of economic operators and the obligation of transparency.
However, that provision, read in the light of Article 4 of the Charter, cannot be interpreted, in a situation such as that at issue in the main proceedings, as meaning that it implies an obligation on that Member State to make use of it in that way.
Such a reading, centered on themes relating to mercy,will enable a personal experience of the great fruitfulness of the biblical text- read in the light of the Church's spiritual tradition- and thus give rise to concrete gestures and works of charity.
Having regard to all the foregoing, the plea of illegality raised by the applicants against Article 78 of the Conditions of Employment cannot be upheld, nordid the Parliament fail to comply with the requirements of that Article as read in the light of Directive 1999/70.
Thus, when read in the light of the grounds of the application, the request for compensation made by the applicants under their second head of claim, in the amount of EUR 184 571, relates to the payment of the bank guarantee charges incurred from 30 May 2011.
(20) Recourse to that option is, however, subject to compliance with strict requirements which flow not only from Article 15(1) butalso from the relevant provisions of the Charter, read in the light of Digital Rights Ireland, which I shall examine later on.