Examples of using Express reference in English and their translations into Romanian
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They make express reference to the existence of the soul after death.
Eight Member States(CZ, DK, IE, ES, HU, RO, FI and SE)only make express reference to a group of people.
In this context, express reference is made to the data protection policies of Facebook, Twitter and Google+.
The recent review of the Staff Regulations which entered into force on 1 January 2014 introduced an express reference to flexible working arrangements.
Paragraph 1 shall apply only if express reference is made to this Article in the notification or in a communication accompanying it.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU enshrines the ne bis in idem principle without making any express reference to such a condition.
Seven Member States make no express reference to groups or individuals.
In addition to the domain mentioned above,these indications also apply to other websites that we offer on the Internet, if express reference is made to this declaration.
Law 36/2011 introduces express reference to mediation not only during pre‑trial conciliation, but also once the court proceedings are under way.
Below is a partial list of some cinematographic achievements(some credited, others with express reference to the person and to the pastoral institution Fr Alecse leads, etc.).
(b) the scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Union;
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring,aid schemes should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
These terms and conditions,including the policies incorporated herein by express reference, constitute your entire agreement with us with respect to your use of our website.
If that express reference to legal advice is intended to have a practical effect, it must be agreed that it does not cover only legal advice drawn up in the context of court proceedings, quite the reverse.
The agreement will be delivered to the Parliament for information,while the decision on approval does not contain any express reference to publication of this document and information of citizens about its contents.
(b) the scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
When they grant de minimis aid, EU countries must inform the undertaking concerned of the amount of aid andof its de minimis character, making express reference to Regulation(EC) No 1998/2006.
(b) the scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
While the current wording of the Regulation is sufficiently broad to cover data management and use,the above provisions have been modified to include an express reference to this in the interest of legal certainty.
The scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Union;
The same is true for the terms in Article 4(2) of Directive 93/13,since that provision does not contain any express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope.
(b) the scheme contains an express reference to this Regulation, by citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
That the place where the marriage was entered into is irrelevant is confirmed, a contrario,by the Union legislature's decision to make express reference to the law of the host Member State in the case of a registered partnership.
The applicants' complaint relating to the absence of any express reference to Article 86(2) EC in the operative part of the contested decision(see paragraphs 90 and 128) must be rejected at the outset.
With a view to ensuring efficient supervision and simplifying administration without weakening Commission monitoring, aid schemes andindividual grants outside any aid scheme should contain an express reference to this Regulation.
This provision can be transposed without an express reference to the ICC Statute if the relevant national legislation provides for definitions of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes which mirror the Statute.
The constant effort to develop and improve these registers and their role, beneficial to the whole society, has been recognized by the legislature through the new Civil Code, entered into force on 1st of January 2012, which recognized these registers,making express reference to them in countless articles.
The explanations relating to the Charter make express reference, as regards the ne bis in idem principle, to the CISA, with the result that the latter lawfully limits the ne bis in idem principle enshrined in the Charter.
First of all, it is a requirement of the uniform application of EU law andof the principle of equal treatment that the terms of a provision of EU law that has not been defined and that makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope should be given uniform autonomous interpretation throughout the European Union.
The EESC proposes including an express reference to"organisations of employers and of SMEs" in Article 6.3 on means to prevent grossly unfair clauses, and points out that the existing reference solely to"organisations" could cause transposition problems.