Examples of using Jure in English and their translations into German
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Welcome to Camp Jure Makarska!
Jure Hotel is set 550 metres from Solaris Aquapark, 4.4 km from St. Michael Fortress.
For him,the Church had also known a universal primacy of a jure divino character.
Any guarantees given by us shall expire ipso jure as soon as any payment is not settled by its due date.
If the contract of sale contains the appropriate clause,rescission can even take place ipso jure 54.
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In his capacity as Minister of the Interior, Ljube Boskoski had de jure and de facto command and control over the members of the police forces which took part in the alleged crimes.
Now I am very quiet, and it means that I completely trust Jure",- the telestar admitted.
COC: First win in three years for Jure Sinkovec Jure Sinkovec of Slovenia was the best on the second day of the Continental Cup in Frenstat pod Radhostem, Czech Republic and won in the"Jiri-Raska"-Ski Jumping Center ahead of Jakub Janda and Pius Paschke.
These caretaker regimes will start the process of restructuring government andreturning governance to de jure status.
Netting of positive and negative differences in the same foreign currency(or of currencies which,de jure or de facto, are closely bound so that they represent a sole exchange risk) is requested.
Such a declaration shall be without prejudice to the immunity from jurisdictionwhich foreign States enjoy in respect of acts performed in the exercise of sovereign authority acta jure imperii.
The Council goes even further than this by restricting our budgetary authority,not de jure, which it cannot do, but de facto, and it even wants to prescribe how much we have to allocate in the budget next year.
It makes us proud to have a share in a piece of successful urban development by the means of public transport with the provision of the vehicle fleet in operation»,says Jure Mikolčić, CEO of Stadler Pankow GmbH.
We encourage the Russian Federation, as well as those other European States whichhave not yet abolished de jure the death penalty in all circumstances, to do so by ratifying the relevant protocols to the European Convention on Human Rights.
In negotiations with candidate Member States and in our dialogues with other countries, whether it is the United States or whether it is Iran, we consistently push for the abolition,de jure or de facto, of this most inhumane punishment.
Lift restrictions which hinder, de jure or de facto, access to safe abortion, and in particular take the necessary steps to create the appropriate conditions for health, medical and psychological care and offer suitable financial cover;
It is not our aim to make it harder but if European industry is not to continuebeing disadvantaged by a requirement to prove de jure and de facto competition, it is a challenge we have to face.
Another half an hourwalk will take you up to the peak of St. Jure(1762 m), the so called"roof of the world", from which you will be able to enjoy the view of the Dalmatian islands on one side and the Dalmatian inland and the inland of Bosnia an Herzegovina on the other.
It includes more than 900 something channels(so consider some subscribers"Tricolor TV", from those, who are not accustomed to the new numbering of channels after the recent software updates), but in fact the de facto there about 200 tv channels,de jure and even less.
Of all the emergency laws asserted de jure and de facto by the Bush government, the most damaging to the rule of law itself is the restriction of habeas corpus, the right of those detained to be formally charged with a crime or else speedily be set free.
Nevertheless, it is not, according to the Court, a technical regulation within the meaning of the Directive, since to be classified as a technical regulation, the observanceof these technical specifications must, according to the Directive, be compulsory de jure or de facto.
I will verify whether non-commercial protectionist conditions are attached to public funding, de jure or de facto, and the Commission will examine not only the legal conditions that may be attached to a final aid package, but also the entire context in which the aid is granted.
Once society unthinkingly accepts the essentialist belief that"Intolerance and Hate," divorced from objective meaning, is a category of permissibly proscribed speech, and habitually prohibits it in practice(de facto),changing the law de jure becomes a simple matter.
The coordination of services and port activities in the real sense with the services of general interest that are made in theport area state institutions(services rendered"jure imperii") and which affect the timing of forwarding of goods, one of the most important indicators to measure the efficiency of ports.
Then colleagues are going to turn around to the Irish electorate and say:'It is too late to vote"no” now, because we have implemented the whole thing, so all you would be doing is annoying everybody and isolating yourselves when, in fact, the bulk of the Lisbon Treaty is already inforce de facto, if not de jure.
On 19 April 2000 MISAT brought proceedings against Gasser before the Tribunale Civile e Penale(Civil and Criminal District Court)di Roma seeking a ruling that the contract between them had terminated ipso jure or, in the alternative, that the contract had been terminated following a disagreement between the two companies.
A book by James Burnham, The Managerial Revolution, described the symptoms of a historical development: the traditional capitalist no longer manages capital and entrusts this task to a class of ever more powerful managers, who often become shareholders(through stock options) but, fundamentally remain managers-de facto and de jure.
Technical regulation', technical specifications and other requirements, including the relevant administrative provisions,the observance of which is compulsory, de jure or de facto, in the case of marketing or use in a Member State or a major part thereof, as well as laws, regulations or administrative provisions of Member States, except those provided for in Article 10, prohibiting the manufacture, importation, marketing or use of a product.
In the course of this process, Parliament is bound to have many ideas that should be included in the negotiations without, of course, trampling on the prerogatives of the Commission, but the fact is that Parliament will have the final word,de facto and de jure, on this negotiation, and it will certainly use it.
Investments in such infrastructure are normally considered by the Commission as general measures, being expenditures incurred by the state in the framework of its responsibilities for planning and developing a transport system in the interests of the generalpublic provided the infrastructure is de jure and de facto open to all users, actual or potential, in accordance with Community legislation.