Examples of using Manifest error in English and their translations into Croatian
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The removal order contains manifest errors.
There is a manifest error in the form or in the supporting documents; c.
Therefore, the Court cannot confine itself to determining whether or not the Commission committed a manifest error of assessment.
Consequently, the Commission did not commit a manifest error in its assessment of the conglomerate effects on the enterprise communications market.
The quantity, prices, dimensions and/or weights stated by the Seller shall be deemed to constitute conclusive evidence thereof,absent manifest error.
The second plea alleges an error of law and a manifest error of assessment, in that the Commission classified the measures as an aid scheme.
The facts, having regard to the gravity of the irregularity giving rise to the establishment of the amount receivable(fraud, repeated offence, intent, diligence,good faith, manifest error);
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.
(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 second complaint relates to the manifest error of assessment that the Commission allegedly committed by disregarding the competition concerns referred to in the previous paragraph.
Second plea in law:the finding that the Decision was adequately reasoned is based on manifest errors of fact, of law and inadequate reasoning.
Iii If the removal order contains manifest errors and/or does not contain sufficient information, please specify which errors and what further information or clarification is required.
Fourth plea in law:the finding that the information requested by the Decision was proportionate is based on manifest errors of fact, a distortion of the evidence, and inadequate reasoning.
In assessing an audiovisual support scheme, the Commission acknowledges that its task is limited to verifying whether a Member State has a relevant,effective verification mechanism in place able to avoid manifest error.
Fifth, a manifest error of assessment and lack of reasoning as regards the additional extra 2% for the‘European configuration', in that no reasons were put forward why the European configuration caused additional distortion of competition in the EEA to the Europe-Asia configuration.
To avoid manifest errors in the qualification of a product as cultural, each Member State shall establish effective processes, such as selection of proposals by one or more persons entrusted with the selection or verification against a predetermined list of cultural criteria.
Furthermore, the Court rejects as unfounded the Commission's argument that the Council committed a manifest error of assessment by considering that there were exceptional circumstances which justified the authorised measures.
The Commission did not, therefore, commit a manifest error of assessment, in recital 26 of the contested decision, in concluding that‘the purchase prices and volumes that Spanish wholesalers currently face in order to export those 82 medicines are determined by today's market dynamics rather than by GSK's conduct in 1998.
(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) Language of the case: English.
Consequently, the applicants have failed to demonstrate that the Commission committed a manifest error of assessment in finding that the concentration did not give rise to serious doubts as to its compatibility with the internal market with respect to consumer communications services.
Equally, the Kingdom of Spain has misread paragraph 104 of the judgment under appeal, since the General Court simply finds, in that paragraph, that Recital 183 of the decision at issue,so far as concerns the existence of a manifest error on the part of the Spanish authorities in selecting a specific platform, has not been disputed by that Member State.
Fourth Sub-Plea: ST submits the General Court committed an error of law and/or a manifest error or lack of reasoning in its finding that a constructive refusal is not necessarily less serious than an actual refusal, and that a case-by-case assessment is required.
Approximation of laws- Directive 2006/42/EC- Machinery bearing the‘CE' marking- Essential safety requirements- Risks to the safety of persons- Safeguard clause- Commission decision declaring a national measure prohibiting the placing on the market to be justified- Conditions governing the implementation of the safeguard clause- Manifest error of assessment- Equal treatment Case T-337/13.
The General Court, first, concluded, in paragraphs 53 and 54 of the judgment under appeal,that the Commission had not committed a manifest error of assessment in finding that the likelihood of establishing an infringement was low in the light of the evidence submitted to it.
Common foreign and security policy- Restrictive measures adopted against certain persons and entities in view of the situation in the Central African Republic- Freezing of funds- Initial decision to list- List of persons and entities covered by the freezing of funds andeconomic resources- Inclusion of the applicants' names- Implementation of a UN resolution- Obligation to state reasons- Rights of defence- Presumption of innocence- Manifest error of assessment.
The General Court rejected as unfounded, in paragraphs 33 to 42 of the judgment under appeal, the first plea in law,alleging that the Commission committed manifest errors of assessment in its evaluation of the State's role in the operation of the EEG 2012.
If the addressee cannot comply with its obligation because the Certificate is incomplete,contains manifest errors or does not contain sufficient information to execute the EPOC-PR, the addressee shall inform the issuing authority set out in the EPOC-PR without undue delay and ask for clarification, using the Form set out in Annex III.
Orange argues that, in dismissing its argument that the Commission ought to have regarded the investments it made following the agreement with the UKE in order to improve the fixed broadband network in Poland(‘the investments in question') as mitigating circumstances,the General Court distorted evidence and made several errors in law and/or manifest errors of assessment, each one of which ought to have led to a reduction of the fine imposed.