Examples of using Has exercised in English and their translations into Finnish
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Neither Member State has exercised their right to opt into the EU Blue Card Directive.
I think it is most important to build on the democratic control that the House has exercised so effectively here.
Where a Member State has exercised the option under Article 6(5): on the amount of annualised interest.
I pointed out that through that period Parliament has exercised considerable restraint on spending.
She has exercised her veto; she has even set up a working group, which will propose amendments to us.
After all, it is absolutely essential to keep developing the democratic control that this House has exercised so efficiently.
Moreover, it deems that it has exercised its delegated powers under the energy labelling Directive correctly.
Can you guarantee that the free trade agreement will not be put into force until Parliament has approved this procedure andonly after Parliament has exercised its rights and adopted the safeguard clauses?
The Commission has exercised the empowerments through 4 Implementing Acts adopted on 1 July 2010.
In a sphere where there are concurrent competences, the mere fact that the Community has exercised its competence does not prevent the European Union from exercising its competence.
In general, the Community has exercised its competence in the field of all control measures and, in addition, in the fields of inter alia research and monitoring.
With the exception of the exclusive competence of the Community andthe situation where the Community has exercised its competence in an area where it shares concurrently competence with the Member States.
Where a servant has exercised the option provided for in Article 110, his retirement pension rights shall be reduced proportionately in respect of the period in which the sums were withdrawn.
Members of the family, as already constituted in the first Member State, shall have the right to accompany orjoin a long‑term resident who has exercised his right of residence in a second Member State.
The temporary Committee of Inquiry has exercised its powers as it did into BSE as an important new power of Parliament.
It is quite clear that the decisive factor with regard to the rightsof family members to immigration and residence under Community law is that the EU citizen is exercising or has exercised the right to freedom of movement.
In this case, however, the Commission has exercised its right of initiative for the first time by formulating a position on the subject.
It follows that, contrary to what is suggested by the Commission in its pleadings, in the sphere of development cooperation the Member State are not prevented from exercising their own competence,even where the Community has exercised its own in the sphere in question. 47.
Therefore, Mrs Roure has this right, which she has exercised, and everyone should accept this as it is laid down in our Rules of Procedure.
Madam President, I would like you to express, on behalf of my group, firstly our support for the President of the European Council, Mr Verhofstadt, who will go to Rome tomorrow to try to resolve this unacceptable situation; secondly,to express our support for the Commission, which has exercised its right to initiative responsibly and with a sense of duty.
Where the consumer has exercised a right of withdrawal concerning a contract for the supply of goods or services by a trader, he shall no longer be bound by a linked credit agreement.
On this point, the answer must be, first, that it is not all nationals of nonmember countries who derive rights of entry into and residence in a Member State from Directive 2004/38, but only those who are family members, within the meaning of point 2 of Article2 of that directive, of a Union citizen who has exercised his right of freedom of movement by becoming established in a Member State other than the Member State of which he is a national.
Where the supplier has exercised the right under Articles 348 and 349 to opt for taxation, Member States shall allow the agent to opt for taxation of the services referred to in Article 347.
Mr President, I am glad to be able to raise this matter in the presence of the Commissioner for Transport, Mrs de Palacio,because it is scandalous that the French Government obliges us to come to Strasbourg and has exercised political and emotional pressure- some would say blackmail- to keep us here, but fails both to get a TGV line built and, even as owner of Air France, to ensure decent air services to this beautiful but inconveniently located city.
The care that the Commission has exercised on behalf of the Council is manifested in various ways, one being the statement that the permanent, sustainable implementation of the negotiation results must be monitored for the time being.
It took the view that‘any Community national who,irrespective of his place of residence and his nationality, has exercised the right to freedom of movement for workers and who has been employed in a Member State other than that of residence falls within the scope of Article 48 EC'. 27.
Where an operator has exercised the right under national legislation to install facilities on, over or under public or private property, or has taken advantage of a procedure for the expropriation or use of property, competent authorities shall, be able to impose co-location and sharing of the network elements and associated facilities installed, in order to protect the environment, public health, public security or to meet town and country planning objectives.
By its second question the referring court asks essentially whether the spouse of a Union citizen who has exercised his right of freedom of movement by becoming established in a Member State whose nationality he does not possess accompanies or joins that citizen within the meaning of Article 3(1) of Directive 2004/38, and consequently benefits from the provisions of that directive, irrespective of when and where the marriage took place and of the circumstances in which he entered the host Member State.
Except when the consignor has exercised its right under Article 12, the consignee is entitled, on arrival of the cargo at the place of destination, to require the carrier to deliver the cargo to it, on payment of the charges due and on complying with the conditions of carriage.
The fact that a taxpayer has exercised his or her right of free movement may not result in taxation of a higher amount of gains than would have been taxable had he/she not changed residence.