Examples of using Preliminary reference in English and their translations into Slovak
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Earth's radial density distribution according to the preliminary reference earth model(PREM).
In particular, the present preliminary reference concerns personal data published in the historical archives of a newspaper.
Regarding conditions two, three and four,(53) it seems to me that they are uncontroversial in this preliminary reference.
Within one year, the average length of preliminary reference proceedings has thus fallen from 25 to 23 months.
The preliminary reference procedure has long been envisaged as a judicial dialogue between the European Court of Justice and national courts.
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Similarly, the Court's categorical statement in The Municipality of Almelo andOthers was a response to a preliminary reference with its obvious limitations as to the facts of the case.
The preliminary reference does not include any description of individual provisions of United Kingdom legislation.
I recall though that, according to the established case-law, the Court may, in answering a preliminary reference, take into account all relevant provisions of EU law, even if they have not been mentioned by the national referring court.
The preliminary reference was adopted by the High Court on 16 July 2009(the ‘order of 16 July 2009').
For these reasons I propose that the Court answers the secondgroup of questions in the sense that under the circumstances specified in the preliminary reference an internet search engine service provider‘processes' personal data in the sense of Article 2(b) of the Directive.
Via preliminary references under Article 267 of the TFEU, they also make it possible for the CJEU to rule on the interpretation and validity of EU acts.
In addition, the spirit of cooperation which must prevail in the operation of the preliminary reference procedure means that the national court is to set out in its order for reference  the reasons why it considers such a reference  to be necessary.
A preliminary reference by the German Oberlandesgericht(Higher Regional Court) Rostock did not lead to a judgment of the Court(Case C-50/03, removed from the register on 9 November 2004).
For these reasons I propose that the Court should answer the third preliminary  question to the effect that the rights to erasure and blocking of data, provided for in Article 12(b), and the right to object, provided for by Article 14(a), of the Directive,do not extend to such a right to be forgotten as described in the preliminary reference.
According to the preliminary reference and Mr Kaltoft's written observations, he has been obese for the whole of his employment with the Municipality of Billund.
It will therefore be for the Court to determine whether the EAW system is to continue to apply for as long as the United Kingdom acts as issuing Member State, even though the rights which the person concerned derives from the Framework Decision will probably no longer be protected in the same way after 29 March 2019,particularly if the preliminary reference mechanism is no longer open to the courts of that State.
This case represents the latest preliminary reference in the chain of cases relating to keyword advertising on an internet search engine.
(Preliminary reference- Environment- Placing on the market of plant protection products- Validity of Regulation(EC) No 1107/2009 with regard to the precautionary principle- Reliability and impartiality of the assessment procedure- Cumulative effect of active substances- Pesticides- Glyphosate).
Together with the Court of Justice of the EU("CJEU" or"Court of Justice") through the preliminary reference procedure 4, national judges must ensure in complete independence the full application of EU law and judicial protection of the rights of individuals in all Member States.
(Preliminary reference- Common policy on asylum and subsidiary protection- Common procedures for granting international protection- Directive 2013/32/EU- Article 46(3)- Article 47 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union- Right to an effective remedy- Extent of the powers of the first-instance court or tribunal- No power to vary- Time limit of 60 days for the court or tribunal to decide).
Much of the case-law mentioned arises from preliminary references from national courts aimed at enabling them to verify whether the administrative decision-maker applied a correct interpretation of EU law.
Preliminary reference- Oberlandesgericht Celle(Germany)- Interpretation of Article 49 EC- National legislation requiring undertakings involved in the tendering procedure for public-works contracts to give a commitment that they will comply with, and ensure compliance by their subcontractors with, the provisions on minimum pay prescribed by the collective agreement in force at the place where the services in question are to be provided.
In any case, the answers to be given to this preliminary reference have to be such as not to restrain legal uses of a sign relating to any categories of goods that a trade mark proprietor cannot legitimately oppose.
The present preliminary reference is affected by the fact that when the Commission proposal for the Directive was made in 1990, the internet in the present sense of the World Wide Web, did not exist, and nor were there any search engines.
Nonetheless, the Court in the preliminary reference procedure is solely competent to provide the national court with all the criteria for the interpretation of EU law which may enable it to determine the issue of compatibility.
It appears from the preliminary reference that some of the trade marks involved in the case are barely stylised word marks and one is a device mark including the words AMOR AMOR in manuscript block capitals.
For the Court, this preliminary reference touches on the topical legal question relating to the application of trade mark protection in the new environment of electronic commerce and information society services in the internet.
In this preliminary reference the referring court seeks clarification on the extent of the obligation of national authorities, pursuant to Article 88(3) EC, to recover State aid granted in contravention of the notification and standstill obligations imposed by that provision, in the event that the Commission subsequently declares the aid in question compatible with the common market.