Examples of using Grounds for refusing in English and their translations into German
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The grounds for refusing authorisation.
The 1966 Act itself contains no grounds for refusing or staying enforcement.
Grounds for refusing recognition.
There are limited grounds for refusing information.
What grounds for refusing recognition and enforcement should be in the future Convention?
The presence of such actors cannot be cited as grounds for refusing international protection.
Or should grounds for refusing to recognise and enforce a judgment by included?
The Convention also provides for mandatory and optional grounds for refusing to give effect to the disqualification.
Standard grounds for refusing, cancelling, withdrawing and extending visas;
It also excludes illness ordisability suffered after the issue of the residence permit as grounds for refusing to renew the permit.
Then there will be no grounds for refusing to pay a one-time benefit from the PFRF.
To the optional grounds for non-execution provided for by the framework decision,some Member States have added other grounds for refusing extradition.
Myopia and hyperopia are not grounds for refusing to enjoy all the colors and colors of life.
The geographical indication or designation of origin hasalready been registered, but the trade mark has not yet been registered; in this case, there are grounds for refusing to register the trade mark;
Amendment 21 deals with the so-called“substantive” grounds for refusing requests for access to environmental information.
The grounds for refusing recognition and enforcement are the same as provided in Article V of the New York Convention.
Competition with rail transport is no longer grounds for refusing authorization for international regular services.
To consider in particularthe issues to which reference is made in the Annex to the referral notification from Germany as to the grounds for refusing an authorisation.
The Commission concludes that terrorism can constitute grounds for refusing or withdrawing refugee status or another form of protection.
Grounds for refusing cooperation are highly restricted: when the requested State considers that it may prejudice its sovereignty or security, or when the requested act does not fall within the functions of the judiciary of the requested State.
The point wasalso made that the 1995 Convention concerning a simplified extradition procedure and the 1996 one which concerned the conditions and grounds for refusing extradition were now part of the Union's"acquis.
Community institutions and bodies have to interpret any grounds for refusing access to information in a restrictive way, taking into account the public interest served by disclosure and whether the information relates to emissions into the environment;
The vast majority of the Council's accession-related documents are categorised as sensitive documents since they require intergovernmental consultations and concerninternational relations, which are listed in Article 4 as grounds for refusing access to documents.
The new directive specifies in more detail than the previous one the concept of environmental information, the grounds for refusing access to information and the obligation to actively make information available to the public, e.g. via the internet.
Consideration should be taken of a recommendation that the involvement of financial institutions with"certain financial centres which offer impeccable secrecy and which tend, for that reason, to be favoured by those with something to hide"(BinghamReport), should, in appropriate circumstances, be grounds for refusing or revoking authorizations.
It would introduce automatic mutual recognition of investigation orders and limit the grounds for refusing to execute the order by another EU state while at the same time providing legal remedies to protect the defence rights of concerned persons.
Consideration should be taken of a further recommendation of Bingham, namely that the involvement of financial institutions with"certain financial centres which offer impeccable secrecy and which tend, for that reason, to be favoured by those withsomething to hide", should, in appropriate circumstances, be grounds for refusing or revoking authorizations p. 186, 3.28.
The new legislation would introduce automatic mutual recognition of investigation orders andlimit the grounds for refusing to execute the order by another EU state, while at the same time providing legal remedies to protect the defence rights of concerned persons.
The grounds for refusing the application were that relieving the discomfort of a human female attendant to menstruation according to Claim 1 must be regarded as a method of treatment of the human body by therapy and thus not allowable under Article 52(4) EPC, and that the subject-matter of Claim 8, directed to a composition, was not novel in respect of Article 54(5) EPC, since the same had already been known for use in therapy.
These new provisions are a considerable step forward compared with thecurrent situation where each Member State applies its own procedural rules and has its own grounds for refusing enforcement of foreign decisions, something which seriously hampers the movement of decisions in this area.