Examples of using Shall start to run in English and their translations into Polish
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The period of one year referred to in paragraph 1 shall start to run on the date on which the first irregularity was committed.
This period shall start to run at the time of acceptance by the competent authorities of the customs document relating to the entry of the goods for inward processing.
The periods referred to in(a),(b) and(c)above shall start to run when all the necessary information is available.
With respect to acts or measures adopted after the signature of this Agreement but before its entry into force, the period of thirty days referred to in Article 8(2)(a),last sentence shall start to run from the day of entry into force of this Agreement.
The deadline shall start to run again from the date the requested information- which must be sent within 30 calendar days- is received.
This time limit shall be no less than 30 working days and shall start to run from receipt of the notification referred to in paragraph 1.
The time limit shall start to run from the moment they become aware of the irregularity or could reasonably have become aware of it.
Rule 81(4) of Parliament's Rules of Procedure stipulates that where the implementing measures envisaged by the Commission are subject to theregulatory procedure with scrutiny, the time for scrutiny shall start to run when Parliament receives the draft measures in all official languages.
The time for scrutiny shall start to run when the draft of measures has been submitted to Parliament in all the official languages.
Where more than one harvest is possible during the course of a calendar year in the context of the cropscovered by Chapter I of Title I, the deadline fixed in the first subparagraph shall start to run from the end of the period for submitting aid applications for the last harvest of the year concerned.
Periods of time specified in orfixed under the Rules shall start to run on the day following the date a notification or communication is deemed to have been made in accordance with Article 33.
In the case of products which have been the subject of inward processing or customs warehousing in the Azores, Madeira and the Canary Islands and subsequently released into free circulation there,the maximum period of 15 days shall start to run on the date the licences or certificates referred to in the first subparagraph are applied for.
The six-month period referred to in Article 9(1) of Regulation(EEC)No 2082/92 shall start to run on the date of publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities referred to in second subparagraph of Article 8(1) of that Regulation.
On the date of expiry of the period prescribed for the reply where the appeal is against an implied decision rejecting a complaint submitted pursuant to Article 43(2); nevertheless, where a complaint is rejected by express decision after being rejected by implied decision but before the period for lodging an appeal has expired,the period for lodging the appeal shall start to run afresh.
The periods referred to in Article 5(1) and(2) and Article 6(3) shall start to run on the date when the complete notification file has been registered in the application.
Such time limit shall start to run from the date of the last signature by the arbitral tribunal or by the parties of the Terms of Reference or, in the case of application of Article 23(3), the date of the notification to the arbitral tribunal by the Secretariat of the approval of the Terms of Reference by the Court.
Where shorter timelimits apply(Article 5a(5)(b) of Decision 1999/468/EC) andin cases of urgency(Article 5a(6) of Decision 1999/468/EC), the timelimits shall start to run from the date of receipt by the European Parliament of the final draft implementing measures in the language versions submitted to the members of the committee, unless the Chair of the parliamentary committee objects.
The limitation period pursuant to Article 43 of the Statute of the Court of Justice shall start to run again from 1 February 1999 for all producers referred to in Article 1 who have not presented an application for compensation in accordance with Article 9 unless it was interrupted by the institution of proceedings which are still pending.
I support the proposal to add that where shorter time limits apply, as provided for in Article 5a(5)(b) of Decision 1999/468/EC, and in cases of urgency, as provided for in Article 5a(6), unless the Chair ofthe parliamentary committee objects, the time for scrutiny shall start to run from the date of receipt by Parliament of the final draft implementing measures in the language versions submitted to the members of the committee established in accordance with Decision 1999/468/EC.
For producers who have received an offer of compensation by virtue of Article 13(1) or(2),the limitation period shall start to run again on the day following the expiry of the period for acceptance of the offer set out in Article 13(3) unless it was interrupted by the institution of proceedings which are still pending.
Where an application is subject to the procedure laid down in Regulation(EU) No XXX/XXX(Dublin Regulation),the time-limit referred to in paragraph 2 shall start to run from the moment the Member State responsible is determined in accordance with that Regulation, the applicant is on the territory of that Member State and he or she has been taken in charge in accordance with Regulation(EU) No XXX/XXX Dublin Regulation.
Where an application is subject to the procedure laid down in Regulation(EU) No XXX/XXX(Dublin Regulation),the time-limits referred to in paragraph 2 shall start to run from the moment the Member State responsible is determined in accordance with that Regulation, the applicant is on the territory of that Member State and he or she has been taken in charge in accordance with Regulation(EU) No XXX/XXX Dublin Regulation.