Examples of using To the general principle in English and their translations into Romanian
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Exceptions to the general principle are set out in Article 7.
Sets up a procedure to contest exceptions to the general principle;
Clarifications to the general principles for the measurement of prices and volumes.
It must be added that any other approach could be contrary to the general principle of legal certainty.
Lawyers have to refer to the general principles of the responsibility of the State.
Secondly, I think that the conclusions which the Court drew in Mangold from the existence of such a principle are consistent with the case-law it has progressively developed in regard to the general principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination.
Member States may decide,having regard to the general principle of justification, that an existing exposure situation warrants no consideration of protective measures.
According to the settled case-law of the Court, VAT exemptions- which, as I will explain in point 41 below, are autonomous concepts of EU law-must be interpreted strictly, since they constitute exceptions to the general principle that VAT is to be levied on all services supplied for consideration by a taxable person.
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Any other commercial practices which are contrary to fair practices or to the general principle of good faith and which cause or may cause damage to any market participants.
As an exception to the general principle, where the outcome of the apportionment does not fairly represent the extent of business activity, a safeguard clause provides for an alternative method.
However, the draft Communication proposes that this could be a proportionate exception to the general principles in view of the highly mobile nature of film production.
Furthermore, since this is an exception to the general principle, stated in Article 87(1) EC, that State aid is incompatible with the common market, Article 87(2)(b) EC must be interpreted narrowly.
On 18 June 2007, the Council issued guidelines to the Commission on negotiating framework agreements relating to the general principles of participation in Union programmes with thirteen neighbouring countries.
However, as exceptions to the general principle of equality should be narrowly drawn,the double test of a justified aim and proportionate way of reaching it(i.e. in the least discriminatory way possible) is required.
Subject to the general principle of effectiveness, Article 35 of the Regulation allows EU countries to choose the body or bodies that will be designated as national competition authorities and to allocate functions between them.
(34) Pursuant to the general principles of food law,the Authority should take on the role of an independent scientific point of reference in risk assessment and in so doing should assist in ensuring the smooth functioning of the internal market.
Since Article 87(2)(b) EC is an exception to the general principle, stated in Article 87(1) EC, that State aid is incompatible with the common market, it must be interpreted narrowly.
Clarifications to the general principles that shall be followed in the measurement of prices and volumes contained in Chapter 10 of Annex A to Regulation(EC) No 2223/96, particularly as concerns the elementary level of aggregation, the choice of index formula and the choice of base year, are laid down in Part I of Annex I to the present Decision.
Community legislation shall have recourse to the general principles of Title I and to the relevant reference provisions of Title II and of Annexes I and II, while, where necessary, taking into account the specificities of the legislation concerned.
Having regard to the general principle of equality and nondiscrimination, is there no objective justification for the difference in treatment created by Article 33(2) of the… Workers' Statute(in its current version and in the previous one which remained in force until 14 June 2004) and, consequently, must compensation for dismissal payable to an employee pursuant to extrajudicial conciliation be included.
Consequently, I see no reason to give an autonomous scope to the general principle of non-discrimination on grounds of age by confining myself to interpreting that principle, since the major disadvantage of that approach would be to deprive Directive 2000/78 of all useful effect.
(6) With regard to the general principles of access to the PRS, given the actual purpose of the service and its characteristics, its use must be strictly limited to the Council, the Commission, the Member States, duly authorised European Union agencies and international organisations, with the Council, the Commission and the Member States granted discretionary, unlimited and uninterrupted access worldwide.
( 17) Whereas, by way of exception to the general principles, the drawing up of common technical specifications takes account of a current practice in some Member States whereby for selected devices mainly used for the evaluation of the safety of blood supply and of organ donation, such specifications are adopted by the public authorities; whereas it is appropriate that these particular specifications should be replaced by common technical specifications; whereas these common technical specifications can be used for performance evaluation and reevaluation;
In this context,as an exception to the general principle, where the outcome of the apportionment of the tax base between Member States does not fairly represent the extent of business activity, a safeguard clause provides for an alternative method.
Such compulsory transfer is an exception to the general principle laid down by Article 544 of the Civil Code, which provides that ownership means the right to enjoy and dispose of things in the most absolute manner, provided that one does not use them in a way prohibited by law.
Any other approach could be contrary to the general principle of legal certainty since, if the lawfulness of the pricing practices of a dominant undertaking depended on the particular situation of competing undertakings, particularly their cost structure- information which is generally not known to the dominant undertaking- the latter would not be in a position to assess the lawfulness of its own activities.