Examples of using Satisfactory reply in English and their translations into German
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If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court.
The reasoned opinion follows a letter of formal notice sent in December 2008(see IP/08/1997),to which Slovakia has provided no satisfactory reply.
Since no satisfactory reply has been received from those two countries, it has decided to refer them to the Court of Justice.
Mr President, in deference to you and following the very comprehensive and satisfactory reply given to me by Commissioner Reding, I waive my right to a supplementary question.
As no satisfactory reply was received, the Commission has decided to take the case to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If a Member State which receives areasoned opinion does not produce a satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission can refer the matter to the Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the European Court of Justice.
The worker has the opportunity to lodge a complaint with a competent authority in a timely manner andto receive a satisfactory reply within a reasonable time period.
If it does not receive a satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may decide to bring Italy before the Court of Justice.
If the Italian authorities do not provide a satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the EU.
If a satisfactory reply is not received within two months of receipt of the reasoned opinion, the Commission might decide to take Italy to the Court of Justice.
If the Commission does not receive a satisfactory reply from the Portuguese authorities within one month, it may refer the matter to the Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the case to the European Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the European Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within one month the Commission may decide to refer Spain to the European Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the European Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply by Germany within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the EU's Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply to these reasoned opinions, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice.
If it does not receive a satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may decide to refer the case to the European Court of Justice.
If it receives no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may decide to bring the Member States in question before the Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission can refer the matter to the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg.
If there is no satisfactory reply within 40 working days of receipt of the reasoned opinion, the Commission may refer the matter to he Court of Justice.
In the absence of a satisfactory reply within 40 working days of receipt of the reasoned opinion, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may proceed to the second stage of the procedure in the form of the'reasoned opinion.
If it does not receive a satisfactory reply from the Belgian government within two months of receipt of the opinion, the Commission may refer the matter to the Court of Justice.
If the Dutch authorities fail to give a satisfactory reply within two months of receiving the reasoned opinion, the Commission may decide to bring the Netherlands before the Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within 15 working days the Commission may decide to issue a formal request to Spain to comply with its two Article 21 decisions.
If there is no satisfactory reply from the national authorities within two months after the receipt of the reasoned opinion, the Commission may refer the matter to the European Court of Justice.
If there is no satisfactory reply within two months, the Commission may decide to refer the Kingdom of Belgium to the Court of Justice of the European Union. Reference: IN/2008/4802.