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They also help to prevent difficulties of interpretation or subsequent disputes.
The repetition of similar provisions in this Regulation is unnecessary and could lead to difficulties of interpretation.
But we now find certain difficulties of interpretation, in connection with this very verse Dan 2,43.
To be avoided the classic stucco and paint that can generate suspicion and difficulties of interpretation.
These differences and difficulties of interpretation can be replicated at regional and local level.
The regulatory provisions governing payments in venture capital, loan and guarantee funds,and the eligibility of VAT have raised difficulties of interpretation.
Member States may encounter difficulties of interpretation and choice of procedural options.
The reference to the« control of the information» by« an appropriately qualified third party» in Article 5( 2)( c)of the proposed directive gives rise to some important difficulties of interpretation.
Consequently a number of difficulties of interpretation- even some cases of technical impossibility, depending on the type of equipment involved- arise.
In the caseof crossborder distribution of vouchers, there has been uncertainty surrounding transactions and difficulties of interpretation for both issuers and distributors of vouchers.
Despite acknowledging that the rulesput in place reveal design faults and difficulties of interpretation, which are the cause of problems in implementation, the Commission does not consider it"appropriate" to put forward any proposal for reviewing the Directive until the diagnostic phase of the review of the consumer acquis communautaire is concluded, and no firm deadline has been set for this.
Under these circumstances, a framework Directive or other general instrument at the EU level would only lead to confusion,lack of clarity and difficulties of interpretation between the different levels of legislation.
This provision(paragraph 1) limits the preliminary ruling procedure(Article 234 TCE) to requests made by the supreme or last instance courts,but it is well known that the difficulties of interpretation are raised mainly before first instance courts; this implies that the individual has to lodge appeals until the last instance in order to request that a question of interpretation(or validity) be put to the European Court this is particularly problematic in cases like asylum, where speedy legal proceedings are crucial.
The present Communication reviews the pertinent legislation in order to identify exclusions orderogations affecting workers in maritime professions and difficulties of interpretation of this legislation.
In addition, some provisions need to be clarified in order to avoid difficulties of interpretation, as evidenced by a large number of judgments delivered by the Court of Justice.
The current legislation has been subjected to the test of time; gaps and cases of a lack of precision have emerged,court proceedings and rulings have highlighted difficulties of interpretation and legislative complexity has been brought about by grafting together general provisions and specialised provisions.
Similarly scientific adviceneeds to be taken into consideration to clarify difficulties of interpretation of the Chapter VII of the Annex to the Directive on travelling times.
The current legislation has been subjected to the test of time; gaps and cases of a lack of precisionhave emerged, court proceedings and rulings have highlighted difficulties of interpretation and legislative complexity, brought about, in part, by the fragmentation of legislation in different texts which refer to each other.
The quality of the adopted text at the end of the legislative procedure and the quality of the transposition of directives also have consequences, if there are deficiencies or difficulties of interpretation, resulting in disputes and the need for the intervention of national and Community judicial authorities and additional costs for national administrations and users.
Bergoglio wants to do everything himself, often he speaks off the cuff makes and breaksas it wants and creates problems, besides the difficulty of interpretation.
One must rely on pattern and inference;the direct evidence discloses only a murky picture of activities whose difficulty of interpretation has left them usually abandoned by historians as a chaotic pile of mere data.
Having noted that regional agreements, in particular freetrade areas and customs unions, were a longstanding feature of GATT, but that Article XXIV of GATT, which referred to such agreements,had consistently given rise to difficulties of interpretation, the Commission stressed in particular that.
