Examples of using Submitted observations in English and their translations into Finnish
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That interpretation is contested by the Council and by the Member States which have submitted observations.
It has also given presentations to delegations from Beijing and submitted observations on dra s of the forthcoming Chinese competition law.
Under Article 228(6) of the EC Treaty,the Court of Justice delivered an Opinion(2/92) for which the Council had submitted observations.
Several individuals and groups submitted observations and documents which were duly considered by the Council in the context of the review.
All the undertakings to which that statement was addressed submitted observations in June 1988.
The Total companies, the Member States which have submitted observations, and the Commission take the view that the question should be answered in the negative.
With regard more particularly to the second of those conditions and its application with a view to establishing possible State liability owing to a decision of a national court adjudicating at last instance, regard must be had to the specific nature of the judicial function and to the legitimate requirements of legal certainty,as the Member States which submitted observations in this case have also contended.
It has also given presentations to delegations from Beijing and submitted observations on drafts of the forthcoming Chinese competition law.
On 17 August 1996 SFEI submitted observations to the Commission in response to the notice, attaching an economic study by Bain& Co. 11France replied, attaching an economic study by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. 7.
Cisco and Messagenet, companies which supply internet-based communications services andsoftware to undertakings and the general public respectively, submitted observations to the Commission by which they sought to demonstrate the anti‑competitive effects that the planned merger would have.
In Verkooijen all Member States which submitted observations maintained that restricting the exemption to domestic dividends was justified by the need to preserve the coherence of the Netherlands tax system.
The competent authority shall, without delay and in any case in accordance with therelevant provisions of national law, inform the persons referred to in paragraph 1, who submitted observations to the authority, of its decision to accede to or refuse the request for action and shall provide the reasons for it.
In reply to this letter, Mr R. submitted observations to the Commission to the effect that it was wrong to consider that the complaints represented insufficient Community interest, and he submitted observations to the same effect to the Ombudsman.
The fact that the Fund is non-profit-making and the solidarity aspects emphasised by the Fund andthe governments which have submitted observations are not sufficient to relieve the Fund of its status as an undertaking within the meaning of the competition rules of the Treaty.
The other parties which submitted observations are of the view that, while knowledge of the language of the document for the purpose of Article 8(1)(b) of Regulation No 1348/2000 cannot be inferred from such a clause, it is an indication of knowledge of that language.
It must be observed in that the regard that the applicant played a part inthe administrative procedure before the Commission, given that it not only submitted observations on the planned merger, but also, more particularly, its observations were taken into account and it answered questions on two occasions during that procedure.
Certain of the governments which submitted observations in these proceedings claimed that the principle of State liability for damage caused to individuals by infringements of Community law could not be applied to decisions of a national court adjudicating at last instance.
Whilst it appeared that the insurance policies regarding invalidity, death andretirement(and possibly also the supplementary insurance policy for temporary incapacityto work)were not yet in place in late March 2001 when the complainants submitted observations on the Commission's detailed opinion, the Ombudsman has no reason to assumethat these insurance policies would not be set up in the very near future.
However, the parties which have submitted observations to the Court disagree as to whether Regulation No 796/2004 must also be taken into account in determining the reductions and exclusions which are applicable to Mr Jager, since that regulation could produce a still more lenient penalty for him.
As regards the allegedly defective statement of reasons,the Court considers that the Council's finding in recital 73 of the contested regulation that after publication of the provisional regulation'none of the parties concerned' submitted observations on the Community interest issue refers in particular to importers/dealers and the user industries identified in recitals 70 and 71 of the provisional regulation.
Certain of the parties to the main proceedings which have submitted observations claim that the foral laws have the status of administrative provisions and are subject to judicial review by the administrative courts, which has an effect on the procedural autonomy of the Historical Territories.
As the Commission has stated in its observations submitted to the Court and in its answers to the written questions put by the Court, without being contradicted on that point by the applicant in the main proceedings or by the governments which submitted observations to the Court, the inclusion of progesterone in Annex II to Regulation No 2377/90 exclusively in respect of intravaginal administration is likely to exclude risks to human health.
The Minister for Justice and several of the governments that have submitted observations contend, however, that, in a context typified by strong pressure of migration, it is necessary to control immigration at the external borders of the Community, which presupposes an individual examination of all the circumstances surrounding a first entry into Community territory.
On the other hand, as the national court itself pointed out, and as all the interested parties who submitted observations to the Court also accepted, Article 39(1) of Regulation No 2419/2001, as amended by Regulation No 118/2004, may be relied on in such a context.
All governments which submitted observations to the Court and the European Commission argue that a situation such as that of Mr Ruiz Zambrano's second and third children, where those children reside in the Member State of which they are nationals and have never left the territory of that Member State, does not come within the situations envisaged by the freedoms of movement and residence guaranteed under European Union law.
Consequently, the interpretation put forward by the Minister for Justice and by several of the governments that have submitted observations that the Member States retain exclusive competence, subject to Title IV of Part Three of the Treaty, to regulate the first access to Community territory of family members of a Union citizen who are nationals of nonmember countries must be rejected.
In that regard, it must be emphasised, as also pointed out by all the Member States which submitted observations to the Court as well as by the Commission, that the ground for optional nonexecution stated in Article 4(6) of the Framework Decision has in particular the objective of enabling the executing judicial authority to give particular weight to the possibility of increasing the requested person's chances of reintegrating into society when the sentence imposed on him expires.
In addition, it may submit observations and have itself represented.
According to Article 188c(4)the Court of Auditors may also, at any time, submit observations, particularly in the form of special reports, on specific questions. tions.
Within four months of the date of receipt of the report,the Union parent undertaking may submit observations and propose to the group-level resolution authority alternative measures to remedy the impediments identified in the report.