Examples of using Right to submit in English and their translations into Finnish
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And as Associate Pastor, Jacob has every right to submit whatever program he wants.
It reserves the right to submit fresh recommendations in the light of experience gained or as part of the mid-term review.
Finnish citizens are guaranteed, by the Constitution, a right to submit a citizens' initiative to  the parliament, i.e.
Madam President, it is becoming increasingly evident that one of the more significant innovations of the Maastricht Treaty was enshrining the right to submit a petition.
Residents of a municipality have the right to submit initiatives on matters concerning the municipality's activities.
In all cases the tax administration has the right to  require further information andthe taxpayer has the right to submit further information.
That Product Contact Point shall have the right to submit its observations to  the national authority concerned.
The European Parliament is the first among the institutionsto  draft its thoughts about the next seven years, but without prejudice to  the Commission's right to submit proposals.
This gave the people involved the right to submit a petition to  the Committee on Petitions to  appoint a permanent seat for Parliament.
Where this mechanism fails to  produce the expected results,the Commission reserves the right to submit a classic legislative proposal to  the legislator.
The Council denied this Parliament the right to submit an amendment on the national face because it was alleged to  have nothing to  do with technical specifications.
In a way, it is a kind of democratization, an additional step towards a more broadly based democracy,which makes the right to submit such declarations for possible signatories a reality.
However, Ms Davison and Mr Espuny reserved the right to submit other proposals for own-initiative opinions for their respective sections at the next Bureau meeting.
According to  the new provision in the Constitution, at least fifty thousand Finnish citizens entitled to  vote have the right to submit an initiative for the enactment of an Act to  the Parliament.
This opportunity for involvement would be achieved through the right to submit comments to  the competent national authority to  ensure that the decision taken minimises any loss of intellectual property rights,  by providing for both parties to  have a say in the proceedings.
Every year we receive more and more petitions, even though a high percentage of the people of the European Union do not even know that they have the right to submit petitions on Community issues to  the European Union.
You own the User Content submitted  by you to  the Polar Services orotherwise have the right to submit the content to  the services provided by Polar and to  grant Polar the license set forth in this section to  the content you have submitted. .
Draft decisions taken on behalf of the Commission by the Groups of Commissioners are to  be communicated in good time to  all the Commissioners who have the right to submit written comments for the attention of the Group of Commissioners concerned.
Switzerland shall have the right to submit statements of case or written observations to  the Court of Justice in cases where a court in a Member State has applied to  the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling concerning the interpretation of the provisions referred to  in Article 1.
It regretted that the Commission had not made greater use of its right to submit proposals under Article J.8(3) of the Treaty on European Union.
Several rapporteurs have already mentioned that someone wants to  extend the right to submit a citizens' initiative to  people who are not citizens and someone else wants to  be able to  decide on the voting age in other Member States and so on- something that we have not been able to  agree on.
Alternatively, or in addition, the possibility could be explored of extending to  private individuals the right to submit the occasional simplified declarations- again paper-based- provided for in Article 127.
Certain aspects are positive,specifically the possible amendment of the Statute of the Court of Justice to  give the European Parliament the right to submit its observations to  the Court in all cases in which, directly or indirectly, its prerogatives are called into question, so that the involvement of the European Parliament, where the latter is not formally a party to  the proceedings, is not left to  the discretion of the Court of Justice.
In this case, the delivery time is considered to  have been rescheduled accordingly, andthe Buyer shall have no right to submit any demands to  the Seller regarding the extended delivery time, or to  cancel the order.
The endeavour aims to  ensure that citizens have confidence in the way their cases are handled andthat there is a distinction between the right to submit petitions to  the European Parliament and the submission of complaints to  the European Commission and other bodies.
The provision of Article 106e of this proposed amendment of the Regulation guarantees the holder of an international registration designating the Community the right to submit observations or to  renounce the international registration in respect to  the European Community in compliance with Article 12(3)(b) of the Geneva Act.
Any citizen of the Union or any natural or legal person residing orhaving its registered office in a Member State shall have the right to submit to  the Ombudsman complaints concerning alleged instances of maladministration in the activities of the Agency in accordance with Article 195 of the Treaty.