Examples of using To fully exercise in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
Citizens will only be able to fully exercise their strengthened rights if they are fully informed of them.
Real-life circumstances are such thatit is totally or partially impossible to fully exercise the right to tourism.
The person will always be able to fully exercise his defence rights in the issuing Member State where the trial on the merits of the case takes place.
Those girls know the kind of effect they have on men on the set and those watching,so they always intend to fully exercise that power.
Participation: People with disabilities must be able to fully exercise their fundamental rights linked to citizenship.
Protect consumers from abusive,uncompetitive and unfair practices by market actors and enable them to fully exercise their rights;
However, these periods also need to belong enough to allow data subjects to fully exercise their rights, for instance by obtaining evidence that an information exchange took place in order to appeal against a decision.
When a man is required to“rent” his own property from the government by paying property taxes on it,he is being forbidden to fully exercise his right of ownership.
The aim of this day is to promote greater efforts for the elimination of extreme poverty and discrimination,to ensure that every person is able to fully exercise his or her fundamental rights.
Encourages national parliaments to fully exercise their European functions in order to directly influence and scrutinise the content of European policies, in particular via the monitoring of their national governments acting as members of the European Council and the Council;
The overall objective is to discourage debtors from paying late andto provide creditors with measures that enable them to fully exercise all their rights when paid late.
Calls on the Commission to closelymonitor whether the Privacy Shield allows for the DPAs to fully exercise all their powers, and if not,to identify the provisions that result in a hindrance to the DPAs' exercise of powers;
The Commission considered that the open file and the provisional Regulation already containedsufficient information allowing all interested parties to fully exercise their rights of defence.
In keeping with the provisions of Decision 2003/78/EC, COSCO and the two advisory groups CAG andSAG should be enabled to fully exercise their allocated roles, which should not be curtailed by shifting their influence from direct evaluation to all the aspects before the call for proposals.
However, it should be possible to continue questioning where the person concerned has been made aware that heor she has become a suspect or an accused person and that person is able to fully exercise the rights provided for in this Directive.
This is, however, justified by the aim of ensuring full efficiency of the Regulation andthe fact that for individuals to be able to fully exercise their rights wherever they might be in the Union, the incompatibilities between judicial and administrative systems between Member States have to be removed.
Emphasises that citizens must be able to participate more directly in the democratic life of the EU and follow the decision-making process at the EU institutions in detail,and have access to all the relevant information in order to fully exercise their democratic rights;
In this context, this process should gradually result in the normalisation of relations between Kosovo andSerbia with the prospect of both being able to fully exercise their rights and fulfil their responsibilities.
Whereas there is a need for a recast CAP to deliver at the level of what is at stake,there is an imperative to give the co-legislators the means to fully exercise their mission within a regulated time frame, and there are the uncertainties related to Brexit;
The Rapporteur reminds that the Court of Justice of the EU(CJEU) stipulated that principles of publicity and transparency are inherent to the EU legislative process and that citizens must follow in detail the decision-making process within the EU institutions andhave access to all relevant information in order to fully exercise their democratic rights.
Where the Commission delegates its responsibilities during the transitional period to another body or bodies, pursuant to Article 15(4), it shall ensure that the European Data Protection Supervisor has the right andis able to fully exercise his tasks, including carrying out on-the-spot checks, and to exercise any other powers conferred on him by Article 47 of Regulation(EC) No 45/2001.
Take measures that prohibit the confiscation or non-consensual retention of work contracts, and travel or identity documents from migrants, in order to prevent abuse, all forms of exploitation, forced, compulsory and child labour, extortionand other situations of dependency, and to allow migrants to fully exercise their human rights.
In this proposal, access to legal assistance and representation throughout all stages of the procedureis considered necessary to enable applicants to fully exercise their rights given the tighter time-limits for the procedure.
Similarly, if a man must comply with laws dictating the use or upkeep of his property(or any other rule except that of not using the property to initiate force or fraud against others),he is being forbidden to fully exercise his right of ownership.
(b) is accurately informed and involved in the implementation stage of the agreements, especially in regard to the decisions taken by the bodies set up by agreements,and is allowed to fully exercise its rights as a co-legislator when they impact EU legislation;
Further progress should gradually lead to the comprehensive normalisation of relations between Serbia and Kosovo, in the form of a legally binding agreement by the end of Serbia's accession negotiations,with the prospect of both Serbia and Kosovo being able to fully exercise their rights and fulfil their responsibilities.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 79. and 80. Common reply The Commission welcomes the fact that the Court concludes in paragraph 80 that‘The Commission systematically initiated corrective actions when deficiencies were identified.' The Commission considers that this is a positive result,which demonstrates its strong commitment to fully exercise its supervisory role in the management of the Structural Funds.