Examples of using Letter dated in English and their translations into Slovenian
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In his letter dated 16 June 1997 No.
The appellant replied by a letter dated 19.
By letter dated 17 February 2005, Mr Maruko applied to the VddB for a widower's pension.
This application was refused by letter dated 10 July 2007.
Noting that Denmark by letter dated 16 February 2001 requested to participate in the Agreement;
Landkreis Nordsachsen submitted its comments by letter dated 27 October 2011.
By letter dated 29 July 1994(48), Germany explained to the Commission how this provision was to be interpreted.
That decision was notified by letter dated 9 September 2004.
By letter dated 25 May 2005, the Portuguese authorities replied to the Commission's formal letter of notice.
DFS submitted its comments by letter dated 28 October 2011.
By letter dated 13 May 2016, the Commission informed Italy of the extension of this procedure to a fifth support measure.
Five exploratory opinions requested by the upcoming Lithuanian presidency(letter dated 15 April 2013).
The Republic of Poland replied by a letter dated 2 August 2018 in which it disputed all the allegations of infringement of EU law.
That Member State replied to that reasoned opinion by a letter dated 14 September 2018 in which it denied the alleged infringements.
According to a letter dated October 18, Anhong Capital and Bain Capital have not seen the success of the transaction, so no further due diligence will be conducted.
NHS responded to Uniplex 's letter before action by letter dated 13 February 2008, denying the various allegations made by Uniplex.
In a letter dated 14 February 2007 the upcoming Portuguese Presidency asked the European Economic and Social Committee to draw up an exploratory opinion on:.
In accordance with the second subparagraph of Article 395(2) of Directive 2006/112/EC,the Commission informed the other Member States by letter dated 1 June 2012 of the request made by Portugal.
In a letter dated 17 June 2002 and at a meeting held in Rome on 23 July 2002, Italy indicated its willingness to amend Law No 109/94 in the manner requested.
In a letter dated 22 September 2011, Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič and Commissioner Štefan Füle asked the European Economic and Social Committee to draw up an exploratory opinion on.
In a letter dated 25 September 2014, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs-Minister of Interior of the Republic of Latvia, Rihards Kozloviskis, asked the European Economic and Social Committee to draw up an exploratory opinion on the.
In a letter dated 26 February 2007, the European Commission asked the European Economic and Social Committee, under Article 262 of the Treaty establishing the European Community, to draw up an exploratory opinion on.
In a letter dated 1 August 2011, the European Parliament asked the European Economic and Social Committee(hereinafter the"EESC"), under Article 304 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, to draw up an exploratory opinion on.
In a letter dated 27 June 2008, in the context of the forthcoming Czech presidency of the European Union, the Czech Minister for Foreign and European Affairs asked the European Economic and Social Committee to draft an exploratory opinion on the following subject:.
By letter dated 4 November 2004, the Commission drew the Portuguese authorities' attention to the terms of the judgment in Case C-275/03 and the fact that Article 228 EC requires Portugal to take the necessary measures to comply with that judgment.
In a letter dated 15 November 2010, on behalf of the Hungarian Presidency, and in accordance with Article 304 TFEU, Mr Péter Györkös, Ambassador, asked the European Economic and Social Committee, to draw up an exploratory opinion on.
In a letter dated 15 November 2010, and in accordance with Article 304 TFEU, Mr Péter Györkös, Ambassador, asked the European Economic and Social Committee, on behalf of the Hungarian Presidency, to draw up an exploratory opinion on the.
In a letter dated 25 October 2007, Mr Jean-Pierre Jouyet, Minister for European affairs, asked the European Economic and Social Committee to draw up an exploratory opinion for the future French presidency on The European Union and the global food challenge.