Examples of using Questions of principle in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There are questions of principle.
For instance, when an institution does notcomply with a recommendation in a case which raises fundamental questions of principle, I can issue a special report to Parliament.
All questions of principle regarding the Ecocombi have, however, as the footnotes show, been studied in depth.
There are also questions of principle.
When these questions of principle came up for discussion the formal grouping was in fact cast aside, and when a vote was taken the congress, as a rule, divided into two parts: Bolsheviks and Men-sheviks.
However, I would ask some questions of principle.
(a) to examine general questions or questions of principle and problems arising from the implementation of the Regulations adopted within the framework of the provisions of Article 51 of the Treaty;
Member States shall inform the Commission, by means of annual reports,of the details and results of their inspections and of the overall data and questions of principle concerning the most important problems arising out of the application of this Regulation and, in particular, matters in dispute.
The questions of principle relate to the conditions on which the Commission is justified in concluding that a refusal to disclose information constitutes an abuse of a dominant position prohibited by Article 82 EC.
The College should take decisions on strategic matters, including determining the priorities and the investigation and prosecution policy of the EPPO, as well as on general issues arising from individual cases, for example regarding the application of this Regulation,the correct implementation of the investigation and prosecution policy of the EPPO or questions of principle or of significant importance for the development of a coherent investigation and prosecution policy of the EPPO.
In all cases where the Council isasked to meet to consider under paragraph 2 questions of principle or under paragraph 3 general questions, the Commission shall, for the purposes of this Regulation, take into account the policy guidelines which emerge from that meeting.
However, the most important questions of principle- notably the scope of means ideally granted to the police and other enforcement agencies vis a vis citizens in a constitutional democracy, and the terms under which they are allowed to avail themselves of those means- have gone unanswered by the Court in the past decade.
First of all, since the case raises important questions of principle and, moreover, objections as regards admissibility, it is difficult to see how the defendant State could present all the necessary arguments in those various respects in a single pleading and how the procedure would not call for a reply and a rejoinder.
But there is also here a question of principle.
Question of principle.
It was therefore in part a question of principle which led to my decision to vote against the report.
First a question of principle must be clarified.
The Traces of Revolutions- Is the Revolution a question of principle?
This is not, however, a question of principles.
The question of principle is whether it is right for poorer countries to be crowded out in order to favour European wine production.
There exists this question of principle: can somebody from outside Hungary tell us‘you Hungarians must live with people you don't want to live with.'.
As regards the situation created in Transylvania by the armistice, he considered that the question of principle had been decided by the war, and that these territories must be restored to Roumania.
Moreover,[there exists] this question of principle: can somebody from outside Hungary tell us‘you Hungarians must live with people you don't want to live with.'.
It seems to me that the Courthas sufficient material to resolve the point as a question of principle.
Regarding these amendments, apart from the question of principle and going back to the initial agreement, there are also strong arguments on substance which the rapporteur has communicated to all MEPs in a fair and eloquent manner and it is thus not necessary to repeat his arguments now.
Brouwer was somewhat like Nietzsche in his ability to step outside the established cultural tradition in order to subject its most hallowed presuppositions to cool andobjective scrutiny; and his questioning of principles of thought led him to a Nietzschean revolution in the domain of logic.
It is true that the fifth indent of Article 12 of Directive97/67 is not intended to determine the question of principle whether a universal postal service provider is or is not obliged to grant access to the postal chain under conditions and at points different from those which apply to the traditional service for letter post.
Whereas the references for a preliminary ruling in the present cases raise,in particular, the question of principle as to whether or not, in the light of Article 7 of the Charter, the data of subscribers and registered users may be retained, they also concern the question of principle as to whether Directive 2006/24 meets the requirements for the protection of personal data arising from Article 8 of the Charter.
Instead of utilising the Bubnik"case" and by means of it ruthlessly exposing the entire Right-wing group in full view of the Party,Comrade Smeral reduced the question of principle concerning the Rights to the individual case of Bubnik, although all the world knows that Bubnik does not stand alone, that he has supporters in the trade unions, in the communist group in parliament, and in the press.