Examples of using Present instance in English and their translations into Greek
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It finds no reasons for reaching a different conclusion in the present instance.
In the present instance I am forced to admit that the facts are, to the best of my belief, unique.".
At my first glimpse of the pulpit, it had not escaped me that however convenient for a ship,these joints in the present instance seemed unnecessary.
This is a written rule, and in the present instance all I am doing is applying the Rules of Procedure.
In the present instance, Lufthansa is therefore discontinuing on economic grounds the connections to Libreville/Gabon and Pointe Noire/Republic of Congo at the turn of the year 2013/14.
The principle that agreements must be honoured(pacta sunt servanda)finds no application in the present instance because the underlying cause of action is illegal(i.e. constitutional violation).
In the present instance, it is not in dispute that, at that time, the person concerned was in custody.
The order only made a reference in the most general terms to“obligations of States to respect and protect the natural environment, obligations to which both New Zealand andFrance have in the present instance reaffirmed their commitment”.
In the present instance, account is to be taken of the child's best interests when weighing up the interests involved.
That a sign such as that at issue in the main proceedings, cannot be regarded as consisting exclusively of shape,where, as in the present instance, the main element of that sign is a specific colour designated by an internationally recognized identification code”.
In the present instance, the concept of a single and continuous infringement has been inserted into a wholly different context.
In the present instance, the Spanish law that came into force on 6 May 1997 contains provisions which produce an immediate effect on trade.
In the present instance, we are at the second meeting,” he added, stressing that the prospect of a security agreement“is very significant”.
Moreover, in the present instance the national authority examined the companies' conduct on the basis of national competition law only.
In the present instance, there is, in particular, no situation in which EU law is being implemented, within the meaning of Article 51(1) of the Charter.
In the present instance, as the parties to the main proceedings and the Commission agree, the uncertainty of the referring court concerns only the screening stage.
I note that in the present instance the Commission's reasoned proposal was adopted on 20 December 2017 and that the Council has not to date adopted any decision on the basis of Article 7(1) TEU.
In the present instance, as submitted by flyLAL at the hearing, that includes, in particular, loss of sales in relation to routes to and from Vilnius Airport which were affected by such conduct.
In the present instance, CS's child has the right, as a Union citizen, to move and reside freely within the territory of the European Union, and any limitation of that right falls within the scope of EU law.
In the present instance, the rule of law compliance with which the appellants criticise the Commission for not having ensured in the context of the adoption of the Memorandum of Understanding of 26 April 2013 is Article 17(1) of the Charter.
In the present instance, bringing the retirement age of judges into line with the retirement age under the general pension scheme applicable to workers cannot, moreover, be regarded as arbitrary or unjustified.
In the present instance, as the referring court has pointed out, national legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings entails a limitation on exercise of the freedom to conduct a business enshrined in Article 16 of the Charter.
In the present instance that may lead to a timely review of the across-the-board reduction in all budget items under heading 1, which Parliament considered undesirable but which was accepted in the dialogue between the three institutions.
In the present instance, it is to be observed that in Case C‑63/13 the national court refers three questions to the Court for a preliminary ruling, which are identical to the second to fourth questions already asked in Cases C‑22/13, C‑61/13 and C‑62/13.
In the present instance, as is clear from the information set out in the request for a preliminary ruling, the Irish legislature chose to confer the specific power of ensuring compliance with Directive 2000/78 on the Workplace Relations Commission.
In the present instance, the order for reference indicates that, pursuant to this legislation, the application for a temporary residence permit on the basis of exceptional circumstances which Mr Rendón Marín submitted on 18 February 2010 was rejected because he had a criminal record.
In the present instance, the mark does not relate to a specific shape of sole for high-heeled shoes since the description of that mark explicitly states that the contour of the shoe does not form part of the mark and is intended purely to show the positioning of the red colour.
In the present instance, in accordance with Article 5 of the Protocol on the application of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, the Commission provided a statement of reasons for the adoption of Directive 2006/24 in the light of the principle of proportionality, as is clear from its proposal of 21 September 2005.
In the present instance, Mina Papatheodorou directs the morphological composition of her work basing herself on the potentiality of each of the elements, which appear and intervene immediately and with an inherent dynamism of an intensely expressive character, reflecting a dynamic activity which is suggested and which emerges from the quality of her material.
In the present instance, by virtue of the second paragraph of Annex I to Decision 2000/520, the safe harbour principles are‘intended for use solely by US organisations receiving personal data from the European Union for the purpose of qualifying for the safe harbour and the presumption of“adequacy” it creates'.