Examples of using To submit observations in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Publication of Frontex's opinion and invitation to submit observations.
It also stated the deadline for him to submit observations prior to a decision being taken regarding the possible retention of his name on the list.
The Commission shallinform the Member State concerned of its intention to submit observations before formally doing so.
Denmark shall be entitled to submit observations to the Court of Justice in cases where a question has been referred to it by a court or tribunal of a Member State for a preliminary ruling concerning the interpretation of any provision referred to in Article 2(1).
Summary of the opinion Publication of Frontex's opinion and invitation to submit observations What the Ombudsman is looking for?
(c) before adopting any recommendation, the panel shall give the economic operator andthe notified contracting authorities the opportunity to submit observations.
The Member Statesconcerned shall be given the opportunity to submit observations on such measures before their adoption.
Transmission of documents necessary forassessing a case in which the Commission would like to submit observations;
However, for duly substantiated reasons,the Commission may request the Member State recipient concerned to submit observations on specific points within a period of one month following receipt of the report.
Following her entry on the list,Ms al-Assad was informed of the grounds for her designation and invited to submit observations.
Before taking the decisions provided for in this Regulation, the Agency shall inform the parties concerned of the decisions andshall invite them to submit observations by a particular time-limit, taking full account of the urgency, complexity and potential consequences of the matter.
The Ombudsman therefore sends the opinion of the Community institution orbody to the complainant with an invitation to submit observations.
The European Commissionshall inform the United Kingdom of its intention to submit observations before formally doing so.
Where, on the basis of the information available to the Commission from the scrutiny carried out pursuant to the first subparagraph of Article 26(1), the Commission considers that the conditions for the registration of a proposed geographical indication are not fulfilled, it shall inform the Member State or third country applicant concerned ofthe reasons for rejection and shall give it two months to submit observations.
Within the time limit specified by the Office in the notification the holder is allowed to renounce of the international registration in respect of the Community or to submit observations in order to overcome the grounds for refusal.
Before adopting any measure adversely affecting the rights of a participant or a recipient the authorising officer responsible shall ensure that the participant orthe recipient has been given the opportunity to submit observations.
The information provided in orders for reference must not only be such as to enable the Court to reply usefully but must also enable the governments of the Member States andother interested parties to submit observations pursuant to Article 23 of the Statute of the Court of Justice.
The Commission added that, on a preliminary analysis of phase I and without prejudice to a final decision, Schneider's transaction might fall within the scopeof the regulation and it invited interested third parties to submit observations.
The information provided in orders for reference must not only enable the Court to reply usefully but must also give the Governments of the Member States andother interested parties the opportunity to submit observations pursuant to Article 23 of the Statute of the Court of Justice.
If the time limits have not been observed or if only part of the allocated financial assistance is justified by the progress made with implementing an action,the Commission shall request the beneficiary to submit observations within a specified period.
The information provided in the decision making the reference serves not only to enable the Court to give useful answers, but also to enable the governments of the Member States andother interested parties to submit observations in accordance with Article 23 of the Statute of the Court of Justice.
If the time limits have not been observed or if only part of the allocated financial support is justified by the progress made with implementing an action,the Commission shall request the beneficiary to submit observations within a specified period.
It must be emphasised in that regard that the information provided in orders for reference serves not only to enable the Court to give useful answers but also to ensure that governments of the Member States andother interested parties have the opportunity to submit observations in accordance with Article 23 of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union.
If the time limits have not been observed or if only part of the allocated financial assistance is justified by the progress made with implementing an action,the Commission shall request the beneficiary to submit observations within a specified period.
Each of the undertakings to which that statement of objections was addressed had access to the file andwas invited by the Commission to submit observations in that respect.
If the time limits have not been observed or if only part of the allocated financial assistance is justified by the progress made with implementing an action,the Commission shall request the beneficiary to submit observations within a specified period.
The information provided in orders for reference must not only be such as to enable the Court usefully to reply but must also make it possible for the governments of the Member States andother interested parties to submit observations pursuant to Article 20 of the Statute of the Court of Justice.
With regard more specifically to the information that must be provided to the Court in a reference for a preliminary ruling, that information not only serves to enable the Court to provide answers which will be of use to the referring court, it must also enable the Governments of the Member States andother interested parties to submit observations in accordance with Article 23 of the Statute of the Court of Justice of the European Union.