Examples of using Temporal scope in English and their translations into Slovak
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The same temporal scope should apply to the right to legal aid.
Consequently, the facts of the dispute in the main proceedings fall within the temporal scope of Directive 2000/78.
In the same vein, the temporal scope of the Restructuring Communication is extended beyond 31 December 20118.
The referring court takes the view that the situation at issue falls within the personal,material and temporal scope of Regulation No 1408/71.
Given its background and temporal scope, it is submitted as a part of the 2030 framework for climate and energy policies.
(State aid- Export aid in the book sector- Failure to give prior notification- Article 87(3)(d)EC- Temporal scope of Community law- Method of calculating the amount of the aid).
The temporal scope of the external evaluation was subsequently extended to cover the entire period since the Agency took up its responsibilities.
The date of transfer thus plays a role in determining the temporal scope of the obligations imposed on employers by Directive 77/187.
Temporal scope: providing access to a lawyer from the first police interrogation and notification of custody from deprivation of liberty.
Article 6 of Directive 2006/24 lays down one of the basic elements of data retention as harmonised or, as the case may be, established by that directive,that is to say, its temporal scope.
Temporal scope: to provide access to a lawyer already before the first police interrogation would ensure that the suspect can prepare his defence ahead of the interrogation.
The rule that exceptions to the general principle prohibiting State aid mustbe strictly interpreted precludes such an extension of the temporal scope of an approved aid scheme.
A restriction of the temporal scope of that directive, in derogation from the aforementioned general principles, would have required an express stipulation to that effect by the EU legislature.
Finally, the Commission submits thatthere is no overriding reason in the interest of legal certainty which could justify, in the present case, limiting the temporal scope of Article 87(3)(d) EC.
Jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters- Regulation(EC)No 44/2001- Temporal scope- Enforcement of a judgment delivered before the State of enforcement acceded to the European Union.
The Court then points out that the temporal scope of the contested decision(from 25 September 2015 to 26 September 2017) is precisely delineated; the provisional nature of the decision therefore cannot be denied.
It therefore has to be considered that the request for a preliminary ruling, all of the questions in which relate to the lessee's claim alleging unjust enrichment brought in 2008,falls within the temporal scope of Regulation No 44/2001.
(Enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters- Temporal scope of Regulation(EC) No 44/2001- Article 66- Obligation to enforce a judgment given in another Member State before the accession to the European Union of the State in which enforcement is sought).
In my view, it would be contrary to the system which the Community legislature has introduced to apply the reductions consequent on modulation andfinancial discipline retroactively to aid applications which are not caught by the temporal scope of Regulation No 796/2004.
Taking the view that the wording of Article 66does not enable a clear determination of the temporal scope of Regulation No 44/2001, the Nejvyšší soud decided to stay the proceedings and refer the following question to the Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling.
Pursuant to the second sentence of Article 2(2) of Regulation No 2988/95, the 20% ceiling must, in any event, apply to the penalty which Mr Jager incurred in relation to his application for‘livestock' aid,even though that application is caught by the temporal scope of Regulation No 3887/92.
A modification is considered to be material in particular where it involves a substitution of at least one party, in casethe object or scope of the operation, including its temporal scope, or the consideration agreed upon is altered, or where the original operation would have attracted a higher tax had it been concluded as modified.
Furthermore, as regards the application ratione temporis of Regulation No 44/2001 to the main proceedings, the documents before the Court show that all the questions asked in the request for a preliminary ruling concern the legal proceedings for unjust enrichment brought by Mr Kostanjevec in 2008,so that the proceedings fall within the temporal scope of Regulation No 44/2001.
Article 30(1) of Directive 2008/48 must be interpreted as not precluding a national measure designed totranspose that directive into domestic law from defining its temporal scope so that the measure also applies to credit agreements, such as those at issue in the main proceedings, which are excluded from the material scope of that directive and were existing on the date when that national measure entered into force.
Case T-348/04: Société internationale de diffusion et d'édition SA(SIDE) v Commission of the European Communities(State aid- Export aid in the book sector- Failure to give prior notification- Article 87(3)(d)EC- Temporal scope of Community law- Method of calculating the amount of the aid).
With regard to the argument that there is no overriding reason in the interest of legal certainty which could justify, in the present case,limiting the temporal scope of that provision, Community law must ensure observance of the principles of legal certainty and the protection of legitimate expectation, by virtue of which the effects of Community legislation must be clear and predictable for those who are subject to it(see, to that effect, Meridionale industria salumi, paragraph 10).
In that connection, I consider that Articles 66 and 67 of Regulation No 796/2004 constitute more than mere‘subsequent amendment of the provisions which impose administrative penalties', within the meaning of the second sentence of Article 2(2) of Regulation No 2988/95, and, in my view, that precludes their retroactiveapplication to aid applications which are caught by the temporal scope of Regulation No 3887/92. 28.
In the light of the foregoing considerations, the answer to Question 1 is that Article 30(1) of Directive 2008/48 must be interpreted as not precluding a national measure designed totranspose that directive into domestic law from defining its temporal scope so that the measure also applies to credit agreements, such as those at issue in the main proceedings, which are excluded from the material scope of that directive and were existing on the date when that national measure entered into force.
Provisions governing the scope, traditionally at the beginning of the wording of a rule, determine the extent of its application to specific legal relations, starting from a number of factors, such as entities affected by the given legislation(personal scope), territoriality(territorial scope), time(temporal scope) and finally material scope, which most affects the relevant legal relations in terms of their material(content) side.
Consumer protection- Credit agreements for consumers- Directive 2008/48/EC- Articles 22, 24 and 30- National legislation designed to transpose that directive-Applicability to agreements not included in the material and temporal scope of the directive- Obligations not provided for by the directive- Limitation on the bank charges capable of being levied by the creditor- Articles 56 TFEU, 58 TFEU and 63 TFEU- Obligation to put in place, in national law, adequate and effective out-of-court dispute resolution procedures.