Examples of using Extra-territorial in English and their translations into German
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Extra-territorial organisations and bodies.
PActivities of households Q Extra-territorial organisations and bodies.
Also extra-territorial, having acquired a bilingual education and an international attitude at the productive's market;
Thus, in paragraph 4, there is room for possible extra-territorial impacts of this constitution.
Section Q Extra-territorial organizations and bodies.
Corresponding to employment in NACE branches G to P,excluding extra-territorial organisations and bodies.
Section Q Extra-territorial organizations and bodies 99 Extra-territorial organizations and bodies.
Total economy is defined as to exclude Public Administration, Education,Health and Extra-territorial organisations.
Services provided by extra-territorial organisations and bodies.
Public administration: L+Q public administration,defence and compulsory social security and extra-territorial organisations.
Section Q Extra-territorial organisations and bodies 99 Extra-territorial organisations and bodies.
The CAFC had then refused the compensation for the foreignsales because such a compensation would have covered extra-territorial acts of use.
However, it is not excluded that certain extra-territorial actions, which are in a direct connection with a domestic… more.
Enterprises employing 10 or more employees; excluding agriculture, fishing, public administration,private households and extra-territorial organisations.
Consequently, the proposed directive has extra-territorial effect and encroaches on the fiscal sovereignty of non-participating Member States.
LU: 2004; EU-25: estimate(2) Total economy is dened as to exclude public administration, education,health and extra-territorial organisations Source: Eurostat, LFS.
Attempts by the US to exert extra-territorial jurisdiction including the attempt to ban British businessmen from visiting Cuba, incite European resentment.
Likewise, Ministers reiterated theircategorical rejection of all unilateral trade measures with extra-territorial effect as being contrary to international law and the rules of the WTO.
By their extra-territorial application such laws, regulations and other legislative instruments violate international law and impede the attainment of the aforementioned objectives.
We firmly reject all coercive measures of unilateral character with extra-territorial effect that are contrary to international law and the commonly accepted rules of free trade.
LU: figure in 2000 negative; figure in 2005 refer to 2004; RO: no data; EU-25: estimate;*excluding public administration, education,health, and extra-territorial organisations.
So there is no question of imposing new, extra-territorial burdens on European businesses that would put us at a disadvantage and jeopardise our internationally successful and developing financial markets.
The activities excluded in this case are: public administration and defence(NACE L); education(NACE M),health and social work(NACE N) and extra-territorial organisations NACE Q.
As an"extra-territorial" space, so to speak, our magazine creates a public sphere for artistic positions and, by means of the discussion platform ÖSTERREICH 2000, continues to provide space for political positionings.
In other words next year will have to be used to see if we canagree together on remaining free from the consequences of this extra-territorial legislation.
Commissioner, we are all agreed on a rejection of the Helms-Burton law because of its extra-territorial effects, and of course not all of us- far from it- share the extraordinary views we have just heard about Cuban democracy.
And the US agreement to work together with us on a solution to matters of litigious jurisdiction is an important breakthrough which shouldmake it possible to stymie any future US unilateral extra-territorial legislation.
The question is, however, whether the road of rapid liberalization on which the European Union and the WTO have embarked is the right one when itis increasingly being undermined by protectionism and extra-territorial laws and then has to be corrected or commuted by counter-measures, such as this regulation.
The dispute between Canada and the EU arose in 1995 when fish stocks emigrated outside the Canadian 200 nautical mile exclusive zone andthe Canadians decided to protect those fish stocks in extra-territorial waters.
Does the Commission have sufficient practical and legal powers to force tough and timely action to prevent Member Statesdrawing up national legislation, for example, permitting company poison-pills to deter extra-territorial takeovers?