Examples of using Temporal scope in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Territorial and temporal scope.
Temporal Scope: This Policy is effective from October 28, 2015, until further notice until revocation.
It follows from those provisions that the temporal scope of the contested decision is precisely defined.
Temporal scope: providing access to a lawyer from the first police interrogation and notification of custody from deprivation of liberty.
The Banking Federation's petition points out that the personal and temporal scope of the Act could not be decided on the basis of its wording.
The temporal scope of the external evaluation was subsequently extended to cover the entire period since the Agency took up its responsibilities.
The rule that exceptions to the general principle prohibiting State aid mustbe strictly interpreted precludes such an extension of the temporal scope of an approved aid scheme.
Given its background and temporal scope, it is submitted as a part of the 2030 framework for climate and energy policies.
The scope of the investigation at issue was limited toassessing whether it would be appropriate to extend the temporal scope of the exemption to the period between 21 December 2013 and 10 September 2015.
A restriction of the temporal scope of that directive, in derogation from the aforementioned general principles, would have required an express stipulation to that effect by the EU legislature.
Finally, the Commission submits that there is no overriding reason in the interest of legal certainty which could justify, in the present case,limiting the temporal scope of Article 87(3)(d) EC.
Is the temporal scope of the protection of‘internal communications' under point(e) of the first subparagraph of Article 4(1) of the Environmental Information Directive unlimited?
Second, the Court examines the inclusion of such credit agreements in the temporal scope of the national legislation although they were existing on the date when that legislation entered into force.
Temporal scope: to provide access to a lawyer already before the first police interrogation would ensure that the suspect can prepare his defence ahead of the interrogation.
However, Directive 93/37 is stillapplicable to this case, as the grant of ERDF financing for the construction project for the renovation and extension of the‘Les Boucaniers' holiday complex falls within its temporal scope.
The Court then points out that the temporal scope of the contested decision(from 25 September 2015 to 26 September 2017) is precisely delineated; the provisional nature of the decision therefore cannot be denied.
The scope of the investigation at issue was limited toassessing whether it would be appropriate to extend the temporal scope of the exemption to the period between 21 December 2013 and 10 September 2015.
The Court then points out that the temporal scope of the contested decision(from 25 September 2015 to 26 September 2017) is precisely delineated; the provisional nature of the decision therefore cannot be denied.
It therefore has to be considered that the request for a preliminary ruling, all of the questions in which relate to the lessee's claim alleging unjust enrichment brought in 2008,falls within the temporal scope of Regulation No 44/2001.
The Court then points out that the temporal scope of the contested decision(from 25 September 2015 to 26 September 2017) is precisely delineated; the provisional nature of the decision therefore cannot be denied.
Customs duty is a tax payable in respect of goods crossing national borders classified into various categories based on its direction(import, export and transit duty),its effect(financial or administrative duty), its temporal scope(permanent and temporary duty) and various other functions.
Unless the decision issued in another EU Member State(apart from Denmark)falls within the temporal scope of Council Regulation(EC) No. 2201/2003(Brussels II bis), the decision will be recognised without any special procedure.
In my view, it would be contrary to the system which the Community legislature has introduced to apply the reductions consequent on modulation andfinancial discipline retroactively to aid applications which are not caught by the temporal scope of Regulation No 796/2004.
Taking the view that the wording of Article 66does not enable a clear determination of the temporal scope of Regulation No 44/2001, the Nejvyšší soud decided to stay the proceedings and refer the following question to the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling.
Pursuant to the second sentence of Article 2(2) of Regulation No 2988/95, the 20% ceiling must, in any event, apply to the penalty which Mr Jager incurred in relation to his application for‘livestock' aid,even though that application is caught by the temporal scope of Regulation No 3887/92.
Since it considered that the wording of Article 66 of Regulation No 44/2001did not allow a clear determination of the temporal scope of that regulation, the Nejvyšší soud decided to stay the proceedings and refer the following question to the Court for a preliminary ruling.
Case T-348/04: Société internationale de diffusion et d'édition SA(SIDE) v Commission of the European Communities(State aid- Export aid in the book sector- Failure to give prior notification- Article 87(3)(d)EC- Temporal scope of Community law- Method of calculating the amount of the aid).
The term‘existing' means that the right concerned must fall within the temporal scope of the TRIPs Agreement and still be protected at the time when it is relied on by its proprietor in order to counter the claims of the proprietor of the trade mark with which it is alleged to conflict.
In view of the frequent and questionable(mis)use of the argument‘it has always been there, now it is just explicit',in effect amounting to an extension of the new rule well before its temporal scope of application, such type of arguments should be used with caution, if at all.
A modification is considered to be material in particular where it involves a substitution of at least one party, in case the object or scope of the operation,including its temporal scope, or the consideration agreed upon is altered, or where the original operation would have attracted a higher tax had it been concluded as modified.