Examples of using Specific expression in English and their translations into Greek
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That is a strangely specific expression.
Mr Breyer understands that Article 7(f)of Directive 95/46 is a general clause whose implementation requires specific expression.
The most purposeful,most comprehensive and specific expression of the political struggle of classes is the struggle of parties.
In relation to freedom of movement for workers,that provision finds specific expression in Article 39 EC.
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The day I walk up to that podium to sign the peace treaty, you will see a very specific expression on my face.
For Belarusians in particular this would be a specific expression of support for their efforts in fighting the Lukashenko regime.
We now have a much clearer picture of where specific traits related to alcohol dependence overlap with specific expressions in genetic code.”.
In some cases the sentences may carry Czech language specific expressions which are not always possible to reflect in the translation.
Among other things, when people begin with similar premises, it isn't at all surprising that they will end up with similar ideas- butU.S. copyright law protects the specific expression of an idea, not ideas.
It may be seen as a specific expression, in the context of tax law, of the freedom to conduct business, the fundamental right to property and the general principle of legal certainty.
In such a society, Marx writes,“Every one of your relations to man andto nature must be a specific expression, corresponding to the object of your will, of your real individual life.”.
On the whole, there is a convergence and exposition of a dialogue between‘new' and traditional mediums, the history and the present of art, the concrete and the metaphor,the personal memories and their specific expression….
In many instances, a neurotic symptom is the specific expression of moral conflict, and the. success of the therapeutic effort depends on the understanding and solution of the person's moral problem".
For Zoan to refer to such a site, the expression‘the field of Zoan' would have to be viewed, not as simply paralleling‘the land of Egypt',but as a much more specific expression, designating the precise location where the miracles occurred.
As regards the characterisation of the latter as giving specific expression to the precautionary principle, see notably judgment of 9 September 2003, Monsanto Agricoltura Italia and Others(C‑236/01, EU: C: 2003:431, paragraph 110).
The obligation devolving on Member States, set out in Article 292 EC, to have recourse to the Community judicial system and to respect the Court's exclusive jurisdiction, which is a fundamental feature of that system,must be understood as a specific expression of Member States' more general duty of loyalty resulting from Article 10 EC.
Lawyer's privilege, as a more specific expression of the professional secret, constitutes a particularly important aspect of the lawyer's practice, with constitutional and legislative grounds, and therefore always enjoys special protection in Greek law.
The right of employees of the same employer performing work of equal value to receive the same remuneration constitutes a specific expression of the general principle of equality, which it is the task of the Civil Service Tribunal to ensure is observed.
These activities were never, however,anything else than a specific expression of my media art working, so there was never a separation or conflict between my individual art working in form of these videoworks and what I call my social artworking in form of working actively as a creative in the networking structures I am developing.
Such coordination is based on the requirements inferable from Articles 14, 28 and 49 of the EC Treaty and from Article 97 of the Euratom Treaty,namely the principle of equal treatment, of which the principle of non-discrimination is no more than a specific expression, the principle of mutual recognition, the principle of proportionality, as well as the principle of transparency.
Observance of the principle of equal treatment,of which Article 39 EC is a specific expression, requires that comparable situations should not be treated differently and that different situations should not be treated in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justified.
According to the Court, Article 344 TFEU provides for‘the obligation devolving on Member States to have recourse to the[EU] judicial system and to respect the Court's exclusive jurisdiction, which is a fundamental feature of that system,[an obligation which]must be understood as a specific expression of Member States' more general duty of loyalty resulting from Article[4(3) TEU]'.
From that point of view,it is not surprising that the prohibition of age discrimination, as a specific expression of the general principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination and as a fundamental right, should enjoy the eminent status of a general principle of Community law.
(14) In areas harmonised under EU law,those measures are to be taken on the basis of secondary law provisions giving specific expression to that principle, for instance safeguard clauses(15) or other provisions dedicated to the handling of new information with regard to risks to health or the environment presented by a certain product.