Examples of using The applicants in the main proceedings in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The applicants in the main proceedings then brought an appeal against that judgment before the Svea hovrätt(Svea Court of Appeal).
The applicants in the main proceedings all made bookings with TUIfly for flights to be operated by that carrier between 3 and 8 October 2016.
Those applications were notexamined by the competent national authority on the ground that the applicants in the main proceedings were persons who were subject to an entry ban that remained in force.
The applicants in the main proceedings brought, before the Rechtbank Amsterdam, an action against the refusal decisions adopted by the Netherlands authorities.
That might in particular be the case if the maximum price, as set under the relevant Spanish legislation,were substantially lower than the market price, as the applicants in the main proceedings argue.
By application lodged on 31 March 2014, the applicants in the main proceedings brought an action before the Conseil d'État(Council of State, Belgium) for annulment of that decree.
The applicants in the main proceedings, all journalists, wrote press articles that were published in the Göteborgs-Posten newspaper and on the Göteborgs-Posten website.
They relate, not to the publication ofdata relating to the beneficiaries of aid under those Funds, such as the applicants in the main proceedings, but to the retention of data relating to persons consulting websites.
The applicants in the main proceedings claim that the consignment was damaged during the transport by sea and that part of it was also damaged during the transport by land from Altamira to Guadalajara.
The applicants in the main proceedings observe that the data whose publication is provided for in Article 44a of Regulation No 1290/2005 and in Regulation No 259/2008 allows third parties to draw conclusions as to their income.
It must be pointed out that that provision is not relevant in the present case,given that it is clear from the orders for reference that the applicants in the main proceedings were subject to checks pursuant to Article 78‑2, fourth paragraph, of the French Code of Criminal Procedure.
During the performance of that contract, the applicants in the main proceedings submitted a request to RFI for a review of the previously agreed contract price in order to take account of higher contract costs resulting from an increase in staff costs.
The applicants in the main proceedings emphasised, in particular,the precarious security situation in Syria in general and in Aleppo especially, and the fact that, being Orthodox Christians, they were at risk of persecution on account of their religious beliefs.
It is apparent from the order for reference that the applicants in the main proceedings are all third-country nationals who are family members of Belgian citizens who have not exercised their right of freedom of movement or establishment.
The applicants in the main proceedings are also of the view that the exceptional circumstances- clearly defined in Articles 23 to 25 of Regulation No 562/2006- in which it is possible to carry out internal border controls are different from those referred to in the French legislative provision.
I note that it is apparent from the order for reference that the applicants in the main proceedings suffered a significant delay as regards the return flight, but have not expressly relied on Article 6 of Regulation No 261/2004, which requires the air carrier to offer assistance in such a situation.
The applicants in the main proceedings were not offered either boarding on another flight of another airline, or the possibility of consuming a meal or snack, or any other form of assistance, compensation or reimbursement, despite a formal request to that effect addressed to easyJet Airline.
It is apparent from the order for reference that the applicants in the main proceedings are all third-country nationals who wish to live with their family members, who are European Union citizens resident in Austria and who are nationals of that Member State.
Authorising the issue of an entry visa to the applicants in the main proceedings in order to permit them to make their applications for asylum in Belgium would amount to authorising the submission of their applications in a diplomatic post.
The applicants in the main proceedings further submitted that a national of a non-member country who becomes a family member of a Union citizen while that citizen is resident in a Member State other than that of which he is a national accompanies that citizen within the meaning of Articles 3(1) and 7(2) of Directive 2004/38.
With regard to the repeal procedure, the applicants in the main proceedings have submitted before the national court that, even though, formally, Article 2(a) of Directive 2001/42 relates only to the adoption and modification of land development plans, that directive must, in order to preserve its effectiveness, be interpreted as also applying to the repeal of those plans.