Examples of using Certain operators in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Certain operators are not wanted, and are subject to blacklisting or bans in the maritime field.
(c) the conditions under which certain operators are to be exempted from certain controls;
To remove unintended market barriersresulting from the Regulation's application which could harm certain operators.
Certain operators require that the same payment method is used for both deposits and withdrawals of funds(a so-called“closed” system).
In its response to the public consultation, BEREC noted that there havebeen instances of unequal treatment of data by certain operators.
Several investigations have established certain operators having clear buyer power that leads to abuses through unfair trading practices3.
Governance of GMES in its operational phase,with a view to allowing the Commission to delegate activities to certain operators;
With regard to the scope, which ought to be as wide as possible,the difficulties of certain operators of national or river transport cannot, however, be denied.
It also claims that the Member States are still making wide use of thepossibility to reserve certain service activities for certain operators.
Finally, a proposal to train and license certain operators has been introduced as a possible derogation to enable a compromise between different views.
Sequence points also occur during evaluation of expressions containing certain operators(&&,||,?: and the comma operator). .
Certain operators of databases do request a small fee(for example, the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia) of EUR 4.00 for information on debtors' employment.
If specific operators encounter difficulties, a way must be found to help them without mandatory rules across the board,which harm certain operators in the process.
That they are not part of your contract with us as far as we suggest certain operators/ providers and/ or help to reserve such activities or excursions in any way.
Proportionality of the conditions imposed, including through an objective assessment of whether it is justified to impose additional conditions whichcould be in favour of or to the detriment of certain operators;
The Commission isalso itself investigating alleged anti-competitive behaviour by certain operators, and has launched five anti-trust proceedings in the course of this year.
The directive requires authorities and certain operators to take lifetime energy and environmental impacts, including energy consumption, CO 2 emission and other pollutant emissions, into account when purchasing a vehicle.
The Committee hopes that the implementation of the regulation will not lead to an adjustmentin mobile charges, whereby certain operators, under specific circumstances, attempt to recover costs by increasing their gains from other services.
At the material time, certain operators in national broadcast television had not obtained broadcasting rights, but were none the less allowed to continue their broadcasting activities, even though they exceeded the antitrust threshold.
There are also practical difficulties resulting from the wide use by Member Statesof the possibility to reserve certain service activities for certain operators holding specific qualifications, in particular as regards cross-border trade.
On the contrary, for situations when certain operators do not participate in emission trading due to small size or other considerations, the environmental counterpart of the minimum levels of taxation would ensure a more widespread application of the polluter pays principle.
The poor financial health of EU-12 railway undertakings is mostly due to insufficient payment in respect of the provision of public services, undertakings' continueddebts to the State and the(not financially viable) investments made by certain operators in recent years.
That Member State points out that the adaptation of the‘pull' method,used by certain operators for commercial purposes, would have been far simpler than the transition to a system based on the‘push' method.
By its question, the national court is asking, in essence, whether Article 20(1) of Directive 2003/54 is to be interpreted as precluding aprovision, such as the first point of Paragraph 110(1) of the EnWG, which exempts certain operators of energy.
In view of the positive role played in the past by certain operators and air carriers, managing bodies may contract with third parties for the supply of this assistance, without prejudice to the application of relevant rules of Community law, including those on public.
Second, the fact that the contested decision resulted in the prohibition of the maintenance in force of the allocationguarantee which could have been claimed by certain operators under Article 8 of the ZuG 2007 is not such as to confer on that decision the character of a bundle of individual decisions.
Registration obligation of certain operators conducting assembly operations: the Council in its position added provisions concerning the registration obligation of certain operators without establishments conducting transactions with animals that may have an impact on traceability of those animals.
In the case in the main proceedings, the national court is dealing with a challenge made by an electricity supplier which submits that Article 20(1)of Directive 2003/54 precludes a provision of national law which exempts certain operators of energy supply systems from having to allow open access to their systems.
Article 20(1) of Directive 2003/54 concerning common rules for the internal market in electricity must be interpreted asprecluding a provision of national legislation which exempts certain operators of energy supply systems from the obligation to provide third parties with open access to those systems on the grounds that they are located on a geographically connected operation zone and that they predominantly serve to supply the energy needs of the undertaking itself and of connected undertakings.
It follows from all the foregoing that Article 20(1) of Directive 2003/54 must be interpreted as precluding a provision such as the first point of Paragraph 110(1) of the EnWG,which exempts certain operators of energy supply systems from the obligation to provide third parties with open access to those systems on the grounds that they are located on a geographically connected operation zone and that they predominantly serve to supply the energy needs of the undertaking itself and of connected undertakings.