Examples of using To the arguments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I look forward to the arguments.
(26) With regard to the arguments made by IPC and EFIA concerning the exclusion of certain mines the following points can be made.
What was the liberal response to the arguments?
I have listened carefully to the arguments for years, but my vision has been and remains full harmonisation.
Returns the Unix timestamp corresponding to the arguments given.
With regard to the arguments concerning the Council of Europe and human rights, he pointed out that the ECJ would be the judicial reference point for the EU.
At the conclusion of the study, these circumstances go to the arguments of the parties.
You are lending weight to the arguments of all those who compare the European Union to the socialist Council for Mutual Economic Assistance, and who liken Brussels to Moscow.
A DCG-rule is an abbreviation for an ordinaryrule with two additional implicit arguments appended to the arguments of Head.
It responds to the arguments put forth by participants in the consultation(results in the Commission staff working document SEC(2007) 360) and provides measures the Commission intends to take.
If the Court accepts unilateral revocation,it will not need to respond to the arguments of the Commission and the Council.
While referring to the arguments concerning the contested decision,the Council and the Netherlands, Swedish and United Kingdom Governments submit that, in any event, the contested joint action was adopted in full compliance with Article 47 EU.
These options are rarely mentioned by the authorities that speak about energy transition andwhich would appear to be very sensitive to the arguments of wind or solar power lobbies.
But as ultimately it is literature,a literature that is also, according to the arguments of your Academy, an act of testimony, perhaps going to be useful in the future, and if I listening to my heart, I would say even more: it will serve the future.
Finally, as regards the issue whether the restriction on the movement of capital resulting from legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings may be ob-ectively justified by an overriding reason in the general interest, it mustbe held that, subject to the arguments advanced in relation to Question 3, no such justification has been put forward by the Netherlands Government.
Finally, with regard to the arguments put forward by Ireland concerning urgency and the possibility of obtaining interim measures under Article 290 of the Convention, suffice it to point out that, under Article 243 EC, the Court may prescribe any necessary interim measures in cases before it.
This law of silence is so powerful thatMenzingen doesn't even bother to respond to the arguments and accusations; opponents are simply demonised as vulgar rebels of subversive deeds!
Contrary to the arguments of a number of the interveners, I do not consider that an effective sanction for violation of the notification and standstill obligations laid down in Article 88(3) EC would be, inter alia, for the national court to order the recipient of an unlawful aid that was subsequently declared compatible by the Commission with the common market to pay interest on the aid for the period in which it was paid prematurely.
It is necessary to add, moreover, t hat contrary to the arguments made by the Commission, such an interpretation of NDSHT v Commission, paragraph 27 above, does not impose an obligation of excessive examination in cases where the information supplied by the complaint is vague or concerns a very broad field.
Having regard to the arguments of the parties in the main proceedings, and in order to propose an exhaustive answer to the questions of the referring court, I think it useful first to go over the issue of tort claims submitted between co-contracting parties generally and to analyse the relevant applicable solutions in the context of Article 5(1) and Article 5(3) of the Brussels I Regulation and the Lugano II Convention(1).
Mr Kadi submits that that line of argument, an alternative to the arguments based on international law, is raised in case the Court should hold that there is a conflict between the objectives of faithful implementation of resolutions of the Security Council and the principles of due process or judicial protection.
It is central to the argument.
Are central to the argument.
In other words, it adds 1 to the argument.
And Judge St. George seemed open to the argument.
Of course, there are other sides to the argument.
There is of course logic to the argument.
There's certainly logic to the argument.
(55) With regard to the argument raised concerning wages, it is noted that although the number of workers employed by Sorochimie decreased during the analysis period, the average employment cost per employee increased.