Examples of using Failure to notify in English and their translations into Romanian
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MivoCloud is not liable for anything as a result of User failure to notify MivoCloud in time of any problem.
Failure to notify adequate measures could lead to the Commission referring the case to the EU Court of Justice.
Delivery to date e-mail address, due to failure to notify the User of the change takes effect, referred to in art.
Failure to notify KOPYBAKE within that 7-day period will constitute accept KOPYBAKE, you shall return the product to KOPYBAKE.
Neither the Registrar, nor the registry shall have no liability for loss or damage,that arises from the, failure to notify the Registrars of the changes.
Failure to notify adequate measures could lead to the Commission referring the cases to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Qatar Airways is not responsible for any loss ordamage resulting from your failure to notify a change in address or other changes to your personal data.
Failure to notify adequate measures could lead to the Commission referring the cases to the EU Court of Justice.
Aliberaj said he saw"no violation of the rights of citizens concerning transparency or failure to notify the publishing of acts in time".
Failure to notify: a Member State has not notified the Commission on time of its measures to transpose a directive;
The European Commission has decided to refer Poland to the European Court of Justice for failure to notify national measures transposing Directive 2011/18/EU on railway interoperability.
Failure to notify adequate measures could lead to the Commission referring the cases to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The Court rarely made use of it to set a date subsequent to the date of its judgment12; in any case,it never did so in cases concerning failure to notify measures to transpose directives.
Failure to notify these measures could lead the Commission to referring the cases to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The Commission considers that under those conditions a national judge is not obliged to recover the aid, but is not prevented from doing so if, according to the applicable national law,recovery is the consequence to be drawn from the failure to notify the aid.
Failure to notify adequate measures could lead to the Commission referring the case to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The question is whether the Court of First Instance committed an error of law in finding that the Commission had not discharged its duty of diligence by failing to observe the existence of the aid at issue and the failure to notify it, even though the Member State had a clear and unconditional obligation to notify it.
In 2007, 1 196 new infringements concerned a failure to notify, or late notification of national measures relating to the transposition of Community Directives.
It was in the light of those considerations and the information sent by Salzgitter to the Commission in accordance with the aforementioned obligations that the Courtof First Instance held, in paragraph 179 of the judgment under appeal, that the Commission‘should have observed and found that there was a failure to notify[the aid at issue] and then commenced appropriate proceedings.'.
Failure to notify has serious consequences- it renders the technical regulations concerned inapplicable, so that they are unenforceable against individuals- national courts must decline to apply a non-notified technical regulation.
After having found that the Commission had been in receipt of a number of items of information from Salzgitter and that it had also given a decision of nonobjection on the implementation of the ZRFG, the Court of First Instance held, in paragraphs 176 to 180 of the judgment under appeal, that the Commission had failed to discharge its duty of diligence by not observing,when examining those documents, the failure to notify the aid at issue and by not commencing appropriate proceedings.
The failure to notify in time may bring fines of up to 5.000 RON, and failure to report on a country-by-country basis CbCR may impose fines of up to 100.000 RON even if failure occurs because of a systemic defeat to exchange information between states.
For the families who have had their loved ones die in Custody they do not have any such consolation, having to endure years of grief with unexplained circumstances,botched investigations, failure to notify family members their loved ones have dead, delays in the release of loved ones for burial further adding to the pain and injustice… not to mention failure in conviction even when there has been a verdict of unlawful killing.”.
Since this innovation of the Lisbon Treaty will make it possible to impose sanctions for failure to notify measures at a much earlier stage than in the past, the Commission hopes that the penalty payment will prove sufficient to achieve the innovation's objective, namely to give Member States a stronger incentive to transpose directives in good time.