Examples of using Scope of article in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The project falls within the scope of Article 2;
Extending the scope of Article 2 to plans or programmes other than those indicated in Annex I.
(a) the projects fall within the scope of Article 2;
These fees do not fall within the scope of Article 3 of Regulation 2560, but they are covered by Article 4- Transparency of Charges.
(a) the projects fall within the scope of Article 2;
This report also clarifies the scope of Article 290 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union with regard to delegated acts.
Its conduct therefore falls within the scope of Article 82 EC.
(CS) I fully support extending the scope of Article 186 to include the milk and dairy products sector.
Vertical agreements which generally fall outside the scope of article 101(1).
Therefore, it is important to recognise that the scope of Article 8 also includes the exchange of information not currently covered by EMCS.
Neither labour law nortaxation laws fall within the scope of Article 224 TFEU.
However, in order for it to fall within the scope of Article 82 EC, it must also occupy a dominant position within the common market or in a substantial part of it.
The European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR)has clarified the scope of Article 6 of the ECHR.
Opinion of the EP Legal Service on the Scope of Article 9 TFEU(horizontal social provision) as requested by the chair of the EMPL committee(SJ-00004/10), paragraph 15.
I therefore conclude that a holder of an existing authorisation does not come within the scope of Article 13(1).
Cooperation policy, the interpretation and scope of Article 47 EU should depend on the distribution of competences between the Community and the Member States pursuant to the EC Treaty.
Views expressed by the Advocates General as to the scope of Article 4(c) CS and Article 67 CS.
The threshold of €1 000 000 has been set in order to limit the proportion of Community funding operations which would be excluded from the scope of Article 55.
It follows from this that any proposal to enlarge the scope of Article 2 would, at this stage, be premature.
The essential question to be answered is whether companies in Agrichem's position fall within the scope of Article 13.
It considers that those requirements none the less fall within the scope of Article 28 EC because they affect medicinal products from other Member States more severely than medicinal products of national origin.
It is not entirely clear to what extent such orders are, as a general matter,excluded from the scope of Article 31 of the Regulation.
It follows that the interpretation and the scope of Article 47 EU cannot be a function of the distribution of competences between the Community and the Member States by virtue of the EC Treaty.
That is why I am of the opinion that the Law of 1958 does not fall within the scope of Article 81 EC, read in conjunction with Article 10 EC.
Finally, we come to the scope, in which connection I would like to make it quite clear, once again,that we excluded all services of common economic interest from the scope of Article 16.
The European Union legislature thus did not intend thereby to introduce restrictions of the scope of Article 12, as interpreted in the case-law of the Court.
Agrichem argues that as a holder of existing authorisations, rather than a company which wishes to bring new plant protection products on to the market,it does not fall within the scope of Article 13.
Proposal for a Council Directive…/…/EC of[…] determining the scope of Article 143(b) and(c) of Directive 2006/112/EC as regards exemption from value added tax on the final importation of certain goods on the common system of value added tax(codification).
In its opinion, those provisions satisfy the conditions stated by the Court in Keck and Mithouard andtherefore fall outside the scope of Article 28 EC.
(17) Whereas it is also appropriate to extend the scope of Article 22b of Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71 to all civil servants, persons treated as such and members of their families covered by a special Greek health-care scheme;