Examples of using A statute in English and their translations into Czech
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I think there's a statute of limitations or something.
As I have already mentioned,the Commission designed a statute for smaller businesses.
Isn't there a statute of limitations on this kind of thing?
The amendment by the Verts/ALE Group talks of a statute for Members' assistants.
We established a Statute for Assistants and we were also criticised for this.
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I have in mind, for example, the work on drawing up a statute for the European private company.
Yes, a statute which, uh, prohibits bail when the presumption of guilt is great, right?
If the case isn't solved in 5 years, a statute of limitations comes into play.
Baby there's a statute of balboa, we we're not even sure that we're going to the right place.
The question is whether we have real grounds to move for a statute on 48-hour turnaround in violent cases.
Unless there's a statute against excellent police work, what are we talking about?
What has not been possible this year has been for us to finally create a statute for assistants, which we are asking for.
On the specific issue of a legal statute for European political parties, I am aware that this is not the first time that Parliament has called for such a statute.
NL Just like many other people,I also think there should be a statute for MEPs' assistants as soon as possible.
This one point, a statute for assistants, is therefore important, and the amendment aimed at scrapping it would be a blot on the otherwise excellent report by Mr Lewandowski.
Mr. Ross, the last lawyer I talked to said there was some kind of a statute that says I only have another two weeks to file a lawsuit.
I believe that a Statute for a European Private Company must be adopted as a matter of urgency to facilitate the establishment and cross-border operation of small and medium-sized enterprises.
I am in favour of a common immigration policy for the European Union covering border control,integration and a statute for its common regulation.
A statute of the European political parties is a significant step forwards towards greater interaction with citizens, more democracy and greater public interest in European issues.
Firstly, in the draft Single Market Act, which we are getting ready for 27 October,I intend to give priority to the major sector of social business and to work towards a statute for the European Foundation.
It is thus pressing that we define a statute for parties that are truly European-facing, and not only an algebraic sum of individual national formations that have no permanent European structure on the ground.
That really is my huge topic right now, so I urge the Commissioner to please keep on track and focus also on the future,to create something like a statute for internships which establishes rules against exploitation.
Various arguments presented during these debates have demonstrated that a statute for European private companies may bring benefits to small and medium-sized companies, and there has also been support for the idea of a stakeholder consultation.
In view of the financial restrictions that have been adopted and the immensity of the new tasks linked to the Treaty of Lisbon, the elections to Parliament, the change in the Statute for Members andthe proposed introduction of a statute for assistants, 2009 will be a very difficult year.
And after all,the absence of prohibition against assisted suicide… is a far cry from a statute which actually legitimizes the practice… a state of affairs which today exists only in Oregon, sadly enough… under the 1997 Death Without Dignity Act.
Mr President, Mr Leterme, while I fully acknowledge that you assumed the Presidency of the European Union in the very difficult context of the crisis,you nonetheless intimated that you would make social issues one of your priorities and announced a statute to protect public services.
The first is the introduction of a Statute for Members, with a distinct budgetary dimension; the second is new pension fund principles; and the third is employment rules for assistants, which must be transparent enough not to arouse temptations, and not to arouse suspicions surrounding the European Parliament.
For example, a critical stance by the Committee on Budgetary Control ensured the introduction of a Statute for Members of the European Parliament and of a Statute for Assistants, it ensured that we carried out a critical examination of the purchase of buildings here in Strasbourg, and it ensured the accomplishment of an EMAS procedure that has reduced the environmental impact of our work.
And referencing their last point which erroneously cited South Carolina… as a state that has neither a statute nor common law… which prohibits assisted suicide… when we know that North Carolina is the proper citation… their subsequent argument falls short of even a level of speciousness… due to the fact that it doesn't even have a ring of factual truth… let alone its substance.