Examples of using Express reference in English and their translations into Greek
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The Explanations make express reference to the decisions of principle in Wachauf(14) and ERT,(15) and to Karlsson.
If a consumer requests oraccepts the remedy of repair, the reasonable period of time will be determined by express reference to the timing of the service centers charge.
Second, that there be express reference to the obligatory nature of internal relocation and resettlement, to avoid lack of clarity.
Where the consumer requests oraccepts the remedy of the repair the appropriate term will be determined with express reference to the timing of the assistance center in charge.
That provision makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining the meaning and scope of the concept of a‘direct descendant'.
Another significant issue is the enforcement of Investment Court System decisions,which CETA attempts to sidestep by an express reference to enforcement under the 1958 NY Convention.
(b) the scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring,aid schemes should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
In particular, the issuance of a bill of lading containing an express reference to an arbitration clause in a contract of carriage is a valid arbitration agreement.
That express reference to data retention obligations confirms that such obligations are not in themselves inconsistent with the regime established by Directive 2002/58.
The facilitation obligation is formulated in general terms, allowing each Member State enormous latitude,the extent of which is further accentuated by the express reference to national legislation.
In that context,the ECtHR made express reference to, inter alia, its judgment in Harju, the pertinence of which- for the purposes of the present case- has been contested by the appellants, as was mentioned above.
To enhance the protective character of this provision, the ECB recommends including an express reference to the euro symbol and to the terms« euro» and« euro cent» in the new Article 2( 1)( c)( i).
Consequently, the lack of an express reference to the aid in question in the decision to initiate cannot entitle the applicants to invoke an infringement of the principle of the protection of legitimate expectations.
The same is true for the terms in Article 4(2) of Directive 93/13,since that provision does not contain any express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope.
As Article 8(3)TFEU does not contain any express reference to a legislative procedure, the contested decision could be adopted in a non-legislative procedure and is consequently a non-legislative act.
Law 5/2012 involves a major change in this area of law in that it introduces into the Code of Civil Procedure express reference to mediation as one of the non‑judicial methods of ending proceedings.
This Directive therefore makes express reference to the practical situation where such a child becomes a suspect or accused person during questioning by the police or by another law enforcement authority in the context of criminal proceedings.
In so far asthe dispute has its origin in that relationship, it may come within the scope of the jurisdiction clause drafted in general terms without an express reference to the possible bases of the actions that will be brought.
(c) the MMF makes express reference, in its fund rules or instruments of incorporation, to all administrations, institutions or organisations referred to in the first subparagraph that issue or guarantee separately or jointly money market instruments in which it intends to invest more than 5% of its assets;
The Court therefore held that although the GATT rules do not in general have direct effect, the express reference in Regulation 2641/84 confers on individuals the right to invoke those provisions before a court.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision andsimplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring, aid schemes should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
The terms andconditions apply in the context of an ongoing business relationship notwithstanding the absence of any express reference to all future orders, Offers, Goods and services of the photographer, Unless expressly exceptions will be made.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring,aid schemes should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
In cases where the author/rightholder of the intellectual property rights is a third- vis-a-vis HCO- party,there shall be express reference and mention to this website, as well as to the author's or rightsholder's name, provided that they are available.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration, but without weakening Commission monitoring, exempted aid(aid schemes and individual aids)should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
For all of these reasons I consider that the fact that the wording Article 33 of Directive 2011/95 merely refers to‘freedom of movement' without express reference to the right of residence is not a sufficient basis for concluding that this latter right has been excluded from the scope of that provision.
To my mind, the requirement of an express reference to‘disputes in connection with liability incurred as a result of an infringement of competition law' appears to be relevant only in the case of disputes which clearly do not have their origin in the legal relationship in connection with which the agreement conferring jurisdiction was entered into.
I wish to remind the House that in Article 30 of the Accession Act, which was ratified by the Member States andtheir national parliaments, express reference is made to Bulgaria's obligation to close the units by 31.12.2006.
In that regard, it must be found, first,that that provision does not include any express reference to the application of domestic rules or any requirement that an action brought against a number of defendants should be admissible, by the time it is brought, in relation to each of those defendants under national law.