Examples of using Objective elements in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Every show will contain physical, objective elements perceptible to us all.
The other objective elements are independent of his or her conduct(the reward, the promise of the reward, the official act).
In this case, expulsion shall be based on objective elements and a ban on re-entry cannot be imposed.
The objective elements referred to in the recommendation are described in full in the EBA guidelines, with which the ECB complies.
The General Court upholds that argument,rejecting a priori the relevance of the objective elements relied on by Eni.
The objective elements framing supervisory judgments on early intervention are described in detail in the EBA guidelines on early intervention.
An EBA guideline on FOLTF assessments sets out a number of objective elements on which this supervisory decision should be based.
Article 5(1) is to oblige national regulatory authorities to assess the affordability of the tariffs of universal service providers obtained under Article 4(1)on the basis of objective elements.
Nor does the note offer clear guidance on the objective elements to be considered for the exercise of supervisory judgment and discretion in this context.
Recommendation 7 The ECB should further develop its operational guidance for FOLTF assessments,in particular by elaborating further on the use of the objective elements described in the EBA guidelines.
(b) the assets of the entity are or there are objective elements to support a determination that the assets of the entity will be, in the near future, less than its liabilities;
The ECB does also not make systematic use of the recovery indicators and triggers that it has approved as appropriate for crisis identification forindividual bank in the context for recovery planning, or the objective elements that may indicate a FOLTF situation according to the EBA guidelines(see also paragraph 84).
(b) the assets of the institution are or there are objective elements to support a determination that the assets of the institution will be, in the near future, less than its liabilities;
However, that buyer may be refused that right if it is established,having regard to objective elements, that, at the time the payment on account was made, he knew or should reasonably have known that that supply was uncertain.
The entity infringes, or there are objective elements to support a determination that the institution will, in the near future, infringe the requirements for continuing authorisation in a way that would justify the withdrawal of the authorisation by the ECB, including but not limited to the fact that the institution has incurred or is likely to incur losses that will deplete all or a significant amount of its own funds;
By contrast, that taxable person must be refused that right by the national courts and authorities if it is established,having regard to objective elements, that, at the time the payment on account was made, that person knew or should reasonably have known that it was likely that that supply would not take place.
(a) the institution is in breach or there are objective elements to support a determination that the institution will be in breach, in the near future, of the capital requirements for continuing authorisation in a way that would justify the withdrawal of the authorisation by the competent authority because the institution has incurred or is likely to incur in losses that will deplete all or substantially all of its own funds;
For the purposes of point(a) of paragraph 4, a group shall be deemed to be failing or likely to fail where the group infringes orthere are objective elements to support a determination that the group, in the near future, will infringe its consolidated prudential requirements in a way that would justify action by the competent authority including but not limited to because the group has incurred or is likely to incur losses that will deplete all or a significant amount of its own funds.
(c) the institution is or there are objective elements to support a determination that the institution will be, in the near future, unable to pay its obligations as they fall due;
This change aims to add an objective element to this ground.
The Spectacle: Every spectacle will contain a physical and objective element, perceptible to all.
Undoubtedly, the criterion of dangerousness for the community, which is an objective element of a criminal offence, is dependent upon specific characteristics of the state or circumstances in which a particular community lives.
There is also an objective element: on the basis of the available information, is it reasonable to conclude that the applicant might find himself in that situation?
I therefore have no hesitation in asserting that, in this case, the objective element of the abuse of rights alleged by the Secretary of State is wanting, for the purpose of Article 5(2) of Directive 2004/38 has in my view been achieved.
In the light of the approach taken by the European Court of Human Rights(‘the Court of Human Rights') towards the question of judicial impartiality, it must be noted that it hasnot been possible to point to any subjective or objective element of bias in the present case.
I also refer to the principleselaborated above by the European Court of Human Rights that the objective element of the principle of judicial independence requires sufficient guarantees to exclude any legitimate doubt as to the body's independence and impartiality and ensure the appearance of independence(see point 71 of this Opinion).
The concept of terrorismoffences is thus a combination of two elements: an objective element, as it refers to a list of serious criminal conducts, as defined by reference to national law, and a subjective element, as these acts shall be deemed to be terrorist offences when committed with a specific intent.
While these offences do not require that a terrorist offence be committed, as explained in Article 15,they also include an objective element, namely clearly defined conduct and circumstances, and a subjective element, i.e. the intent or knowledge of the perpetrator or potential perpetrator as to his or her conduct having the potential to lead to the commission of or contribution to terrorist offences.