Examples of using Specific expression in English and their translations into Slovak
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Slang, specific expressions;
In relation to freedom of movement for workers, that provision finds specific expression in Article 39 EC.
Specific expression of information and ideas is protected.
In every project we try to find a contemporary, specific expression of universal architecture.
Vital world” is a specific expression of relaxation and regeneration of the whole body and soul.
He was able to create the most out of the least,and even with many variations of one topic each work has its own specific expression.
FIX: Long query contains specific expressions receives syntax error if forced parameterization is enabled in SQL Server 2016.
The Fa that I have revealed to you is expressed in human language,but it's still not the same as the specific expression of the Fa's true manifestation.
It may be seen as a specific expression, in the context of tax law, of the freedom to conduct business, the fundamental right to property and the general principle of legal certainty.
In both semesters students realize three assigned works.This way we keep the balance among interconnected, but still specific expressions and approaches significant for particular department studios.
Consent: Voluntary and specific expression of a data subject's intent, which is based on good information, and which gives the data subject a clear and unambiguous consent to the management of personal data in a complex manner or for each operation;
The CJEU holds that a Council Decisionadopted on the basis of Article 218(9)TFEU is a specific expression of the requirement of unity of representation of the EU, arising from the obligation of sincere cooperation.
Further,‘the provisions of the Treaty applying to public service concessions, in particular Art-icles 43 EC and 49 EC,and the prohibition of discrimination on grounds of nationality are specific expressions of the principle of equal treatment'.
They can be identified using flow cytometry or immunohistochemical staining by their specific expression of proteins such as CD14, CD40, CD11b, CD64, F4/80(mice)/EMR1(human), lysozyme M, MAC-1/MAC-3 and CD68.
Consent: voluntary and specific expression of the data subject's intention, which is based on proper information and by which the data subjects provide a clear and unambiguous consent to managing their personal data comprehensively or for particular operations;
The right of employees of the same employer performing work of equalvalue to receive the same remuneration constitutes a specific expression of the general principle of equality, which it is the task of the Civil Service Tribunal to ensure is observed.
Article 33 of Directive 2011/95 provides, to that end, a specific expression of the principle of equality of treatment in relation to freedom of movement within a State, by stating that it must be established‘under the same conditions and restrictions as those provided for other third-country nationals legally resident in their territories' without specifying the possibility of any derogation, unlike other articles in the directive.
He continued the work of Silvan Tomkins, and despite the then prevailing belief of many anthropologists- headed by Margaret Mead-proved that the specific expression of human emotion in the face is not culturally conditioned and is universal for all human races and cultures.
Article 7(1) of Regulation No 492/2011 constitutes merely the specific expression of the principle of non-discrimination laid down in Article 45(2) TFEU within the specific field of conditions of employment and work and must therefore be interpreted in the same way as Article 45(2) TFEU.[9].
The obligation devolving on Member States, set out in Article 292 EC, to have recourse to the Community judicial system and to respect the Court's exclusive jurisdiction, which is a fundamental featureof that system, must be understood as a specific expression of Member States' more general duty of loyalty resulting from Article 10 EC.
Observance of the principle of equal treatment,of which Article 39 EC is a specific expression, requires that comparable situations should not be treated differently and that different situations should not be treated in the same way, unless such treatment is objectively justified.
According to the Court, Article 344 TFEU provides for‘the obligation devolving on Member States to have recourse to the[EU] judicial system and to respect the Court's exclusive jurisdiction, which is a fundamental feature of that system,[an obligation which]must be understood as a specific expression of Member States' more general duty of loyalty resulting from Article[4(3) TEU]'.
From that point of view,it is not surprising that the prohibition of age discrimination, as a specific expression of the general principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination and as a fundamental right, should enjoy the eminent status of a general principle of Community law.
As the referring court states, Diageo Brands also contends that the Bulgarian courts infringed the principle of cooperation between the national courts and the Court of Justice, a principle which, according to Diageo Brands, takes the form of an obligation to make use of the preliminary ruling procedure andis a specific expression of the principle of sincere cooperation between the Member States, enshrined in Article 4(3) TEU.
Church communion, already present and at work in the activities of the individual,finds its specific expression in the lay faithful's working together in groups, that is, in activities done with others in the course of their responsible participation in the life and mission of the Church.
Moreover, the fact that the main proceedings were between private parties could not preclude the general principle of Community law in question from being relied on to exclude national legislation, since the Court has already on several occasions taken a more significantstep by recognising that provisions of the Treaty containing specific expressions of the general principle of equal treatment and non-discrimination have horizontal direct effect.
Next, it ought to beborne in mind that the NPE rule is a specific expression within Directive 2011/92 of a more general principle of access to justice in EU environmental law as is evident from the Court's case-law,(11) and the Convention(as one of its three pillars).
In the field of public procurement and public service concessions,the principle of equal treatment and the specific expressions of that principle, namely the prohibition on discrimination on grounds of nationality and Articles 43 EC and 49 EC, are to be applied in cases where a public authority entrusts the supply of economic activities to a third party.
As was pointed out in the Opinion of Advocate General Kokott at point 36,this requirement‘is a specific expression of the general principle of legal certainty, which is a fundamental principle of Community law and requires, in particular, that rules should be clear and precise, so that individuals may ascertain unequivocally what their rights and obligations are and may take steps accordingly'.
In that paragraph, the Court of First Instance held, in particular,that equality of purchasing power, as a specific expression of the principle of equal treatment, is not infringed by the change in method in question, since no arbitrary or manifestly inappropriate distinction is made which goes beyond the legislature's discretion, all the more so as the transitional arrangements guarantee that the nominal amount of the net pension is to be maintained.