Examples of using Conjunction with article in English and their translations into Danish
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The legal basis for the addition of interest to the face value of the subsidy is Article 5 in conjunction with Article 6 of the basic Regulation.
However, Article 48 of the EC Treaty, in conjunction with Article 7a, second paragraph, of the Treaty, secures the freedom of workers to obtain employment on their own terms in any Member State.
Whereas the accession of the European Community to the GFCM is possible under Article I(2) of the GFCM Agreement,read in conjunction with Article XIV of the revised FAO Constitution;
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It appears appropriate to apply the five-year exemption period specified in Article 3(2) in conjunction with Article 3(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 418/85 for the joint exploitation of results from them.
Although the Court has not defined the means of acting to this effect, practical cooperation orcoordination measures could be based on the basic provisions governing Community competence, in conjunction with Article 5.
At the same time, we believe that this arrangement, in conjunction with Article 52, as amended by the British Presidency, will have a positive effect on substitution, as there will be pressure on companies to step up their efforts to find substitutes and safer substances.
It would seem that, where the referring court asks, by its second question, for an interpretation of the Treaty rules on competition, it does so primarily with a view to Article 86(1) EC,read in conjunction with Article 82 EC.
The number of shares paid up by the other NCBs» shall,in view of Article 30.2 of the Statute in conjunction with Article 43.6, be taken to refer to the number of shares paid up by the other central banks of Member States without a derogation.
The Oberlandesgericht hearing the appeal against the issue of the enforcement order first ruled that there was no obstacle to the grant of such an order under the second paragraph of Article 34 in conjunction with Article 27(1) of the Convention.
The exclusive rights to import and market terminal equipment must therefore be regarded as incompatible with Article 86 in conjunction with Article 3, and the grant or maintenance of such rights by a Member State is prohibited under Article 90 1.
The Commission shall publish in the Official Journal of the European Communities a summary notice of the decisions which it takes pursuant to Article 4(2) and(3), Article 7(2),(3),(4)and(5), and Article 17 in conjunction with Article 181.
Apart from the legally unusual construction of Article 3 in conjunction with Article 5, the main problem is, in my opinion, that errors occur for a wide variety of reasons in proceedings abroad, particularly in the investigation of the circumstances, and remain unchallenged, again for a wide variety of reasons.
Any interested person may request, all administrative authorities and CSC, validate copies of administrative documents, the original ora certified copy of the administrative authority which issued article 11 Paragraph 2 of n.2690/1999 in conjunction with Article 16 paragraph 5 of n.
Since then the exclusive distribution agreements must be regarded as part of a comprehensive market-sharing arrangement to which more than two undertakings are party,a type of arrangement not covered by Regulation No 67/67/EEC Article 1 in conjunction with Article 8 of Regulation No 67/67/EEC.
In this case, as the Advocate General notes in point 27 of his Opinion, it seems that, by asking for an interpretation of the provisions of the Treaty on competition in its second question, the referring court has in mind, essentially, Article 86(1) EC,read in conjunction with Article 82 EC.
The present reference for a preliminary ruling from the Wojewódzki Sąd Administracyjny we Wrocławiu(Regional Administrative Court, Wroclaw)(Poland)seeks an interpretation of the third paragraph of Article 5 EC, in conjunction with Article 2 of the First VAT Directive 2as well as with Articles 18(4) and 27(1) of the Sixth VAT Directive. 3.
Moreover, the entry into force of the Single Act means that this article 3C must be read in conjunction with Article 8A, which states that the internal market, comprising an area without internal frontiers in which the free movement of(…) persons(…) is ensured(…), shall be established progressively over a period expiring on 31 December 1992.
According to the Commission, the circular in question constituted a State measure in favour of a publicundertaking which was clearly in breach of Article 90(1) of the EEC Treaty,in particularwhen taken in conjunction with Article 59 of the EEC Treaty, which requires thatrestrictions on freedom to provide services within the Community must be abolished.
In that regard, questions concerning, by implication, Article 86(1) EC,read in conjunction with Article 82 EC, are inadmissible if the decision making the reference does not contain any indication regarding, inter alia, the definition of the relevant market, the calculation of the market shares held by the various undertakings operating on that market, and the supposed abuse of a dominant position.
These types of information should be filed with national securities regulators according to the proposed Article 15, but at a later stage with the national company registers in accordance with Article 47 of the Fourth Company Law Directive/ Article 38 of the Seventh Company Law Directive, in conjunction with Article 3 of the First Company Law Directive.
As far as Parliament is concerned, the knowledge and experience we have amassed in the last few weeks andmonths show that the only appropriate legal basis is Article 100a in conjunction with Article 129a. I am also thinking particularly of Mr Mayer's comments here, which I fully endorse, when he said that we should extend the scope of this legal basis to take in the other two reports being presented to us today.
On receiving the Spanish reply on 21 September 1988, the Commission informed the Spanish authorities by telex messages dated 25 No vember 1988 and 16 January 1989 that extending the Spanish postal monopoly to include international express courier services could constitute a State measure likelyto infringe Article 90(1) of the EEC Treaty in conjunction with Article 86, in which case the Commission might take a decision in accordance with Article 90 3.
The ECB fulfils the requirement of Article 122( 2) in conjunction with Article 121( 1) of the Treaty establishing the European Community to report to the Council of the European Union( EU Council) at least once every two years or at the request of a Member State with a derogation« on the progress made in the fulfilment by the Member States of their obligations regarding the achievement of economic and monetary union».