Examples of using Substantive scope in English and their translations into Slovak
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Competition- Community rules- Substantive scope(Arts 81 EC and 82 EC).
Social security for migrant workers- Community legislation- Substantive scope.
Community legislation- Substantive scope: judgment of 11 September 2008(Petersen, C-228/07).
However, that judgment confirms that the CSG does fall within the substantive scope of Regulation No 1408/71.
The substantive scope and the provisions of this Regulation should be consistent with… Regulation No 44/2001….
Social security for migrant workers- Community legislation- Substantive scope- Old-age or survivors' benefits.
Second, the substantive scope of Rome I and Rome II should be consistent with each other and with Brussels I.(22).
As a preliminary point, it must be found that thesituation of the applicant in the main proceedings falls within the substantive scope of European Union law.
States that the substantive scope and the provisions of that regulation should be consistent with those of Regulation No 44/2001.
I would add that the legislativework commenced in 2008 with a view to amending the substantive scope of Directive 2000/78 does not call that analysis into question.
The substantive scope and the provisions of this Regulation should be consistent with[the Brussels I Regulation] and the instruments dealing with the law applicable to contractual obligations.'.
According to recital 7 of Regulation No 593/2008, the substantive scope and enacting terms of that regulation should be consistent with Regulation No 44/2001.
Nonetheless, the premiss on which the question referred is based is that the CRDS, like the CSG,continues to fall within the substantive scope of Regulation No 1408/71.
The Rome I Regulation', states that the substantive scope and the provisions of that regulation should be consistent with those of the Brussels I Regulation.
That definition does not therefore mention international conventions in the field of social security 43 or, a fortiori, the provisions of other international conventions which, depending on circumstances,may fall within the substantive scope of Regulation No 1408/71.
First, recital 7 of the Rome I Regulation states that the substantive scope and the provisions of that regulation should be consistent with Regulation No 44/2001.
The substantive scope and the provisions of this Regulation should be consistent with[Regulation No 44/2001] and the instruments dealing with the law applicable to contractual obligations.'.
Recital 7 in the preamble to the Rome I Regulation states that the substantive scope and the provisions of that regulation are to be consistent with Regulation No 44/2001.
Moreover, any interpretation of provisions of EU law- in this instance, the articles from Directive 2000/78 mentioned in the second and third questions referred- given in the light of the provisions of the Charter- and, more specifically, Articles 20, 21, 26 and 30(36)- is possible only within the limits of the powers conferred on the Court,which here depend on the substantive scope of that directive.
Multi-territorial copyright licensing: While the substantive scope of copyright has been largely harmonised, rights are still licensed on a national basis.
Recital 7 in the preamble to Regulation(EC) No 593/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 June 2008 on the law applicable to contractual obligations(Rome I)(5)provides that‘the substantive scope and the provisions of this Regulation should be consistent with those of Regulation[No 44/2001]'.
According to recital 7 of Regulation No 593/2008, the substantive scope and enacting terms of that regulation should be consistent with Regulation No 44/2001.
Although Regulation No 44/2001 predates Regulation No 864/2007,the EU legislature has considered that the substantive scope and provisions of the one ought to be consistent with those of the other.
By its first question, the referring court asks the Court, in essence,to determine whether the substantive scope of Directive 2000/78 could be construed extensively in the light of the content of Article 5(2) of the UN Disability Convention.
There are certain principles common to bothregulations, including the objective of ensuring that their substantive scope and interpretation are consistent with each other as well as with Brussels I.
I note, in this connection, that there is nothing to suggest thatarrangements for the transfer of personal data to third countries are excluded from the substantive scope of Article 8(3) of the Charter, which enshrines at the highest level of the hierarchy of rules in EU law the importance of control by an independent authority of compliance with the rules on the protection of personal data.
That objective is also apparent from recital 7 in the preamble to Regulation No 593/2008,which states that the substantive scope and the provisions of that regulation should be consistent with those of Regulation No 44/2001.
This suggests that the Contracting Parties did not presume the standstill clause to have an excessively wide substantive scope such as to remove particularly sensitive policy areas from the purview of national legislative discretion.