Examples of using Principles of equivalence and effectiveness in English and their translations into Slovak
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Member States arehowever to ensure that those domestic rules comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
In those circumstances, the referring court is required,in accordance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, to apply the directly effective provisions of Directive 1999/70 or of the framework agreement on fixedterm work in the main proceedings in order to ensure, in each case, the effective judicial protection of the rights of individuals conferred by that legislation. 41.
State liability:Commission urges SPAIN to comply with EU rules on the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
It is a matter solely for the Member States, within the context of their procedural autonomy, to determine,in accordance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness of judicial protection, the competent court, the nature of the dispute and, consequently, the detailed rules of judicial review with respect to decisions of the national regulatory authorities concerning the authorisation of rates of notified operators for unbundled access to their local loop.
Member States have discretion with regard to effective remedies,provided that they comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
In such circumstances,national provisions must be applied in compliance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness designed to ensure the protection of the rights which individuals acquire under EU law.
Those remedies, which may include compensation for the loss caused by the infringement of Community law for which the State is liable,must comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
It is therefore for the domestic legal order of every Member State,subject to observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, to establish the criteria for identifyingand assessing the harm caused by an infringement of EU law.
It held that‘in the absence of further detail in EU law, it is for the legal systems of the Member States to determine that extent,subject to observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness'(116).
Directive 89/665 and the principles of equivalence and effectiveness do not preclude the charging of multiple court fees to an individual who brings several court actions concerning the same award of a public contract or who raises supplementary pleas concerning the same award of a public contract within ongoing judicial proceedings.
The procedural autonomy open tomember states' courts was limited to the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Article 1 of Directive 89/665, as amended by Directive 2007/66, and the principles of equivalence and effectiveness do not preclude the charging of multiple court fees to an individual who brings several court actions concerning the same award of a public contract or that individual from having to pay additional court fees in order to be able to raise supplementary pleas concerning the same award of a public contract within ongoing judicial proceedings.
Each Member State would have to choose whether the route taken was administrative or criminal,while ensuring that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness were met, in line with ECJ case law.
Having regard to the foregoing considerations the answer to the question referred is that Article 32(3) of the Visa Code, read in the light of Article 47 of the Charter, must be interpreted as meaning that it requires Member States to provide for an appeal procedure against decisions refusing visas, the procedural rules for which are a matter for thelegal order of each Member State in accordance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
There are no particular restrictions on the national court's power to examine that material,other than those that result from the application of the inter partes principle and, subject to the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, from the national procedural rules governing the productionof evidence in judicial proceedings.
(Right of citizens of the Union and their family members to move and reside freely within the territory of the Member States- Directive 2004/38/EC- Article 27- Administrative prohibition on leaving the territory on account of failure to pay a debt owed to a private legal person- Principle of legal certainty with regard to administrative acts which have become final- Principles of equivalence and effectiveness).
In that context, it is for the referring court- which alone has direct knowledge of the procedural rules governing actions under domestic law-to ascertain whether the principles of equivalence and effectiveness have been complied with in each particular case.
It follows that the rules for assessing damage caused by an infringement of EU law are determined by the national law of each Member State, on the understanding that the national legislations concerning compensation fordamage fixing those rules must observe the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Future or potential resources stemming from an offer of employment made to that direct relative in the ascending line, such as the offer at issue in the dispute in the main proceedings, having regard to the limits imposed by national procedural rules and the requirements which follow from the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Although the procedural rules intended to ensure that the rights derived by individuals from Community laware safeguarded remain broadly governed by the principle of the procedural autonomy of the Member States, subject to observance of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, there are certain rules of Community law relating to evidence.
The referring court is doubtful as to whether making the admissibility of an action for damages in respect of infringement of the public procurement rules subject to a prescriptive six-month limitation period which starts running on the day following the date of award of the contract, irrespective of whether or not the applicant was aware of that award,complies with Directive 89/665 and with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
Generally speaking, the national procedural rules defining the extent and scope of the judicial review of decisions byregulatory authorities are required to comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
KEMPTER be supplemented so as to require the person concerned to have complained to the administrative body immediately after becoming aware of the preliminary ruling of the Court causing the administrative decision that has become final to be unlawful, and within a period of time after delivery of the Court's judgment which appears to be reasonable in light of the principles of national law and consistent with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
It is therefore for the referring court to assess whether those rules afford it the possibility of taking into account the job offer produced in the course of proceedings by Ms Alokpa,having regard to the well-established principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
The Court of Justice of the European Union has been called, in the context of the application of Directive 93/13/EEC on unfair terms in consumer contracts, to examine the application of national order for payment procedures and their enforcement in the light of the principles of equivalence and effectiveness of EU law.
(Directive 93/13/EEC- Consumer contracts- Unfair arbitration clause- Measure void- Arbitration award which has become final- Enforcement- Whether the national court responsible for enforcement can consider of its own motion whether theunfair arbitration clause is null and void- Principles of equivalence and effectiveness).
It confirmed that the prevention of pecuniary damage was covered by the objective of protection pursued by the Environmental Impact Assessment Directive, 2011/92/EU, and thatit was for the domestic legal order of each Member State to provide detailed procedural rules covering compensation claims, subject to the principles of equivalence and effectiveness(172).