Examples of using Clear and unconditional in English and their translations into Slovak
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That mechanism should apply inareas where Union law defines clear and unconditional obligations.
It is this second definition which has the clear and unconditional support and backing of the European Economic and Social Committee.
It is clear from the wording of the second sentence of Article 6(1) of the Third Code that, after the entry into force of that code on 1 January 1986, the obligation to notify financialmeasures such as those at issue in this case was clear and unconditional.
This mechanism should apply inareas where Union legislation defines clear and unconditional obligations Amendment 24 Proposal for a regulation.
I shall explain why I consider that that obligation was clear and unconditional and why the contested decision, in as much as it ordered the aid at issue to be recovered, did not breach either the principle of legal certainty, or the principle of protection of the legitimate expectations of the recipient undertaking.
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.
The requirement in Article 9(4) of theConvention that procedures must be timely is not sufficiently clear and unconditional to be directly applicable and must therefore be transposed into national law in order to take effect.
Contrary to the finding reached by the Court of First Instance, I take the view that it is difficult in this case to accuse the Commission of having failed to discharge its duty of diligence, even though the grant of the aid at issuewas not notified in any form whatsoever, despite the clear and unconditional nature of the obligation to do so.
Since those articles do not impose on Member States clear and unconditional obligations which may be relied on by individuals before the national courts, they contend that the question is inadmissible in so far as it concerns the interpretation of those articles.
In my view, neither the Federal Republic of Germany nor Salzgitter is justified in submitting that there has been a breach of the principle of good administration on the part of the Commission, even though the grant of the aid at issuewas not notified in any form whatsoever, despite the clear and unconditional nature of the obligation to do so.
This mechanism should apply inareas where Community legislation defines clear and unconditional obligations To allow for a proportionate response to instances of incorrect or insufficient application of Community law, a three-step mechanism should apply.
Ms Milkova submits that Article 5(2) of the UN Disability Convention- which guarantees to persons with disabilities equal and effective legal protection against discrimination on all grounds-is applicable on the ground that that provision creates sufficiently precise, clear and unconditional obligations, and that it follows from this that the Bulgarian ZDSL must be reformed.
In the event that a treaty authorises withdrawal under its provisions,Article 68 of that convention specifies inter alia, in clear and unconditional terms, that a notification of withdrawal, as provided for in Article 65 or 67 thereof, may be revoked at any time before it takes effect.
The terms of the directive are unconditional and sufficiently clear and precise;
To this end,it has to set out individual rights and be clear, precise and unconditional.
Determining the extent of gold-plating is also fairly straightforwardwhen the obligation set by an international treaty or an EC act is clear, precise and unconditional.
Stresses that the Commission had a clear, precise and unconditional obligation to adopt delegated acts as regards the specification of the scientific criteria for the determination of endocrine-disrupting properties by 13 December 2013;
Whereas the Court ruled in its judgement that the Commission had a clear, precise and unconditional obligation to adopt delegated acts in order to establish the aforementioned scientific criteria no later than 13 December 2013;
Whereas the General Court decided in its judgment of16 December 2015 that the Commission had a clear, precise and unconditional obligation to adopt delegated acts establishing the aforementioned scientific criteria by no later than 13 December 2013;
It follows from all the foregoing considerations that the answer to the fifth question is that the provisions of Article 14(1)(c)and Article 15 of Directive 2006/54 are sufficiently clear, precise and unconditional to have direct effect.
The provision is regarded as having direct effect because it lays down,in terms which are clear, precise and unconditional, an unequivocal standstill clause which contains an obligation of the Contracting Parties to refrain from acting.
The provisions of Article 14(1)(c)and Article 15 of Directive 2006/54 are sufficiently clear, precise and unconditional to have direct effect.