Examples of using Express reference in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The EESC welcomes the express reference to product placement in the proposed amendment to the directive.
In the case of express roads the application of the Agreement follows from an express reference in point 7(b) of Annex I to the EIA Directive.
Law 36/2011 introduces express reference to mediation not only during pre‑trial conciliation, but also once the court proceedings are under way.
The recent review of the Staff Regulations which entered intoforce on 1 January 2014 introduced an express reference to flexible working arrangements.
The legislative proposal also contained express reference to the corresponding provision of the Rental and Lending Rights Directive.
The information must therefore be duplicated in the same number of groupings or divisions of the lots andthe sales documents must contain an express reference to the original lot.
That express reference to data retention obligations confirms that such obligations are not in themselves inconsistent with the regime established by Directive 2002/58.
Another significant issue is the enforcement of Investment Court System decisions,which CETA attempts to sidestep by an express reference to enforcement under the 1958 NY Convention.
If that express reference to legal advice is intended to have a practical effect, it must be agreed that it does not cover only legal advice drawn up in the context of court proceedings, quite the reverse.
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Since Regulation No 2201/2003 makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining the meaning and scope of the notion of‘habitual residence', the Court held that it is an autonomous concept.
In my opinion, Profit's express acceptance of the clausemight follow either from its inclusion in the agreement or from an express reference to it in the Memorandum.
This provision can be transposed without an express reference to the ICC Statute if the relevant national legislation provides for definitions of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes which mirror the Statute.
As the first two of these are already mentioned expressly in paragraphs 2 and 3 of the initial proposal, Article 5(3)of the amended proposal now contains an express reference to the legitimate expectations of the parties.
Express reference to the RACs and Member States in the legislation will give a clear indication that the EU institutions are serious about involving these stakeholders in future development of fisheries management systems.
To enhance the protective character of this provision,the ECB recommends including an express reference to the euro symbol and to the terms« euro» and« euro cent» in the new Article 2( 1)( c)( i).
As a result, the ECB recommends that an express reference to the counterfeit coin experts be included in the new Article 2( 2), in particular since one of the main purposes of the first proposed regulation is to make the decision-making process more transparent.
While the current wording of the Regulation is sufficiently broad to cover data management and use,the above provisions have been modified to include an express reference to this in the interest of legal certainty.
First, that provision does not include any express reference to the application of domestic rules or any requirement that an action brought against a number of defendants should be admissible, by the time it is brought, in relation to each of those defendants under national law.
First, in A, cited above, the Court established that Regulation No 2201/2003 did not define the concept of habitual residence andthat it made no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope.
The fact that express reference was made in the Sixth Directive to an individual VAT identification number only after the introduction of Article 28h of that directive, which forms the basis of the new Article 22(1)(c) to(e) of the directive, by Council Directive 91/680/EEC of 16 December 1991 OJ 1991 L 376, p.
FIAMM AND OTHERS v COUNCIL AND COMMISSION regime governing banana imports expressly mentions specific provisions of the WTO agreements,and can therefore not be regarded as making express reference to them and hence as conferring on individuals rights which they can invoke. 7.
The Court has consistently held that theterms of a provision of Community law which makes no express reference to the laws of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope must normally be given an independent interpretation which must take into account the context of the provision and the purpose of the relevant rules. 18.
Where a Member State intends to grant de minimis aid under this Regulation to an undertaking, it shall inform that undertaking in writing of the prospective amount of the aid expressed as gross grant equivalent, of the service of general economic interest in respect of which it is granted and of the de minimis character of the aid,making express reference to this Regulation and citing its title and publication reference in the Official Journal of the European Union.
In Article 7 of Directive 2003/9,now Article 7 of Directive 2013/33/EU,(37) the express reference to freedom of movement, on the one hand, and the restrictions on residence, on the other hand, is the result of the complex negotiations in which it was sought to regulate in a precise way the restrictions on the various components of freedom of movement which had been considered together in the Commission's proposal.
First of all, according to settled case-law, the need for uniform application of Union law and the principle of equality require that theterms of a provision of Union law which makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning and scope must normally be given an autonomous and uniform interpretation throughout the Union.
In my view, if national legislation is called into question on thegrounds of infringement of Article 63 TFEU without express reference to a possible breach of the Charter(in other words, if the complaint relates to the mere restriction of the free movement of capital as such, without associating that restriction with the breach of a particular fundamental right), the judicial test must be that always used by the Court for this task: the traditional test.
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