Examples of using Measure in question in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
The identification of the project or measure in question.
(3) The measure in question should apply from the 1999 harvest.
It may, acting by a qualified majority,amend or annul the measure in question.
The measure in question therefore does not derogate from any general scheme.
It may amend or repeal the measure in question by a qualified majority.
It may, by a qualified majority,amend or revoke the measure in question.
Having regard to the foregoing, the measure in question cannot therefore be classified as State aid.
It may, acting by a qualified majority, amend or annul the measure in question.
The measure in question is binding on approximately 250 large industrial undertakings which do not belong to any particular sector of production.
It may, acting by a qualified majority,amend or annul the measure in question.
At the end of that examination, the Commission may decide that the measure in question does not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87 EC.
It may, acting by qualified majority, amend or repeal the measure in question within one month from the date on which it was referred to the Council.
The decision of 31 January 2007 does not make it possible to understand the reasons which led the Parliament to adopt the measure in question.
It may, acting by a qualified majority,amend or repeal the measure in question within one month following the day on which it was referred to the Council.
According to the settled caselaw relating to Article 253 EC,the scope of the obligation to state reasons depends on the nature of the measure in question.
Any Member State may submit to the Commission its observations on the measure in question; it shall at the same time communicate them to the other Member States.
If a Member State so requests, or if the Commission considers it appropriate,the Commission shall consult all the Member States on the measure in question.
It may, acting by a qualified majority,amend or repeal the measure in question within one month following the day on which it was referred to the Council.
On 24 June 2003, the Commission adopted Decision C(2003) 1761 final relating to State aid N 35/2003 concerning the measure in question(‘the contested decision').
The measure in question, taken as a whole, does not therefore favour certain undertakings or the production of certain goods in the sense of Article 87(1) EC.
The Commission contends that the measure in question is not comparable to the Belgian system and that the PreussenElektra caselaw(paragraph 53 above) does not apply to the present case.
According to settled caselaw, the criterion for distinguishing between a regulation anda decision must be sought in the general application or otherwise of the measure in question.
It is in the light of those principles that the court must examine whether the measure in question confers on its beneficiaries an advantage financed through State resources.
Similarly, there is no evidence to suggest that undertakings consuming less than 20 MWth are in a position comparable to that of the undertakings covered by the measure in question.
The Kingdom of the Netherlands is also wrong in claiming that the measure in question is similar to that referred to in PreussenElektra, cited in paragraph 53 above.
Consequently, the measure in question constitutes, in accordance with the caselaw cited in paragraphs 63 to 66 above, an advantage granted to the undertakings concerned through State resources.