Examples of using Not in relation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Treat others with respect, even if they do not in relation to you.
If u have some that is not in relation send us to be put on our grill.
There have beenACAT proceedings in relation to a guardianship order, but not in relation to a mental health order.
Seller is not in relation to the purchaser bound by any codes of conduct under§ 1826, paragraph.
This settlement is only effective between the spouses, not in relation to third parties.
Seller is not in relation to the purchaser bound by codes of conduct within the meaning of§ 1826 paragraph.
This settlement is only effective between the spouses, not in relation to third parties.
Seller is not in relation to the purchaser bound by codes of conduct within the meaning of§ 1826 paragraph.
I understand the point that he makes, but not in relation to the amendments.
Seller is not in relation to the Buyer bound by any codes of conduct or any such does not comply voluntarily as defined in§ 1826 paragraph.
Advertisements which use the word in a descriptive way in its usual sense and not in relation to the trade mark.
Seller is not in relation to the purchaser bound by codes of conduct within the meaning of§ 1826 paragraph. 1 point. e of the Civil Code.
He asks us to feel that we are always under the gaze of the heavenly Father andto live in relation to him, not in relation to the judgement of others.
The police said the arrest was not in relation to any threat in the UK but to"an incident overseas" involving suicide bomb attacks in Iraq.
That does not prevent the aims of the taxation from beingattained since they are by nature attained globally and not in relation to each specific motor vehicle individually.
The few agencies that analyse their performance do so in accordance with the procedures andprocesses that are imposed on them and not in relation to concrete results.
Thus, they maintain that the system for sharing jurisdiction set upby the Brussels Convention applies only in relations between Contracting States and not in relations between a Contracting State and a non-Contracting State where no question of sharing jurisdiction with another Contracting State arises.
The other option is for us to harmonise the field of application and use so that we do not fall back to the national level in this regard andonly have European harmonisation in relation to the products themselves and not in relation to their use.
An SGEI is defined, ex hypothesi,in relation to the general interest which it is designed to satisfy and not in relation to the means which will ensure its provision.
Therefore, the requirement that they should act with complete independence in exercising their functions mustbe defined only in the context of the executive and not in relation to the other branches of the State.
Since the UK is not part of the Schengen area,it will only use SIS for police and judicial cooperation and not in relation to external border policy.
Payments are calculated in relation to the costincurred/income foregone linked to the management prescription, not in relation to the environmental benefits generated.
A service of general economic interest is defined, ex hypothesi,in relation to the general interest which it is designed to satisfy and not in relation to the means which will ensure its provision.
In most cases, errors arise because beneficiaries incorrectly calculate the amount of eligible costs chargeable to the project or declare costs which are not in relation to the project or cannot be substantiated.
That conclusion is bolstered further, where the requirement of clarity reduces the rigour of the review carried out by thecourts solely in relation to Union law but not in relation to purely domestic provisions.
If that were not the case, the very definition of the broadcasting SGEI would be dependent on its method of financing, whilst an SGEI, ex hypothesi, is defined in relation to thegeneral interest which it is designed to satisfy and not in relation to the means which will ensure its provision.
Moreover, if notaries would normally be‘courts or tribunals', quod non, it is not clear why it would be necessary to state that fact explicitly andonly in relation to a specific function exercised by Hungarian notaries, but not in relation to other functions or notaries of other Member States.