Examples of using Specific acts in English and their translations into German
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The report's second objectiveis to force the Member States to punish specific acts, as per Article 271 of the Constitution.
Recently, in some Länder specific acts on libraries came into force, in September 2008 in Thuringia and two years later in Saxony-Anhalt.
We need national legal regulations fully defined for the classification andcriminalization of specific acts of child sex abuse.
Fair trade should be judged by specific acts and commitments only and not simply by good intentions.
As regards our debate on the economic crisis and the 2020 strategy,I believe that the time has come for specific acts and tangible results.
Still, there are specific acts of sheer brutality and contempt for human life that stand out and sum up the criminality of this entire enterprise.
In Germany, the exclusive PLR is also exhausted after the first act of authorised distribution andauthors enjoy a remuneration right for specific acts of lending.
Change can also touch somefeatures of behavior or specific acts, for example, a friend may suddenly start two hours to talk about their career achievements.
The measure of the revelation of the Prophets of God in this world, however, must differ. Each and everyone of them hath been the Bearer of a distinct Message, and hath been commissioned to reveal Himself through specific acts.
In addition, Article 13(2)CPVR Regulation defines the rights of the holder of a Community plant variety right as covering specific acts in respect of variety constituents or harvested material of the protected variety.
The deliberate choice of certain kinds of behavior or specific acts, apart from a consideration of the intention for which the choice is made or the totality of the foreseeable consequences of that act for all persons concerned.
It may recommend that the parties accept specific terms of settlement or that they refrain,while it seeks to bring about agreement between them, from specific acts that might aggravate the dispute;
However, as specific acts or omissions on the part of the Authority under this Regulation could produce direct legal effects on applicants, it is appropriate to provide for the possibility of an administrative review of such acts or omissions.
No alert can be sent without completing a check list to ensure the criteria are met; for instance,that there are serious specific acts or circumstances relating to a service activity that could cause serious damage.
As a"General Part" the Act lays down generalprinciples for all areas of activity, many of which are additionally regulated through specific acts, e. g.
Amendment 203 sets out an alert mechanism,in case a Member State becomes aware of serious specific acts or circumstances that could cause serious damage to the health or safety of persons, to inform immediately the Commission and the Member States concerned.
The asylum system is totally unprepared to deal with the new generation of refugees,who are ineligible under the existing framework, because they are fleeing not from specific acts of persecution, but from the disintegration of their states.
What this usually occurs through decrees, papal bulls,or other specific acts of his supreme magisterium, not through interviews, speeches off the cuff or private messages, because the Roman Pontiff, supreme guardian of the deposit of faith is also the supreme teacher, and a teacher is such to the extent that explains and makes comprehensible his explanations through the pious teaching newcomers to pick prudence and wisdom.
For this reason- we repeat- the opinion must be rejected as erroneous which maintains that it is impossible to qualify as morally evil according to its species thedeliberate choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific acts, without taking into account the intention for which the choice was made or the totality of the foreseeable consequences of that act for all persons concerned.
One must therefore reject the thesis, characteristic of teleological and proportionalist theories, which holds that it is impossible to qualify as morally evil according to its species- its"object"-the deliberate choice of certain kinds of behaviour or specific acts, apart from a consideration of the intention for which the choice is made or the totality of the foreseeable consequences of that act for all persons concerned.
Level 5: Understanding the reason for the specific act of the ghost. This ability would be equivalent to 1 billion units.
So we have a very specific act of the European institutions, which is understandable, clear and has an immediate impact on the daily life of European citizens.
Including advertisements, irrespective of the way they appear, should in no way be considered valid information,advice or suggestion for a specific act.
The Federal Constitutional Court establishes a violation of the Basic Law without obliging the respondent to perform a specific act.
In the United Kingdom, it was not deemed necessary to adopt a specific Act to transpose the Directive, since UK law applies to all employees regardless of their situation.
This proposal would be a specific act providing an explicit, complete and detailed framework allowing the Community to finance all the standardisation activities required to implement Community policies.
The regulation thus takes up a general structural principle of public law under which the individualenjoys freedom to act in principle provided the specific act is not expressly prohibited or forbidden.
The need, under Article 1.3 b and c to require the service in question to be managed directly by a public entity orby a private entity authorised to do so by a specific act issued by a competent public authority.
The need, under Article 1.3b and c, to require that services of general interest, depending on thisspecific purpose, be excluded by a specific act issued by a competent public authority, whether it is managed directly by a public entity or by a private entity authorised to do so.
Yet obviously when this involves something more than what is immediately in your face, when you think about this in terms of larger societies with their crime and police forces, then contending nations with their armies, you can see how complex this assessment becomes,and how only God himself can judge an individual's specific act in any final, spiritual way.
