Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Judicial systems in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Annex 1: governance of national judicial systems.
Legal and judicial systems in the Member States;
Introduction: Building bridges between judicial systems.
Legal and judicial systems lack sufficient independence;
The relationship between ISDS and domestic judicial systems.
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Shortcomings in judicial systems lead to higher borrowing costs16.
The relationship between ISDS and domestic judicial systems.
The effectiveness of judicial systems in these two areas is important for the economy.
Reduce the pressure on the Member States' judicial systems.
Unlike other international judicial systems on which the Court has ruled in the past, 3.
This situation implies a multi-faceted challenge for the Member States' judicial systems.
The relationship between ISDS and domestic judicial systems will be harder to resolve.
Pre-trial detention is a measure of an exceptional nature in all Member States' judicial systems.
I soon learned that the police and judicial systems were not friendly to men in adversarial situations with women.
because all parties have different judicial systems.
The Member State judicial systems are very diverse, reflecting differences in national judicial traditions. Courts.
Relationship between domestic judicial systems and ISDS.
integrated into national judicial systems.
The relationship with the organisation of the judicial systems of the Member States.
The Scoreboard feeds the European Semester process by providing objective data concerning the functioning of the national judicial systems.
Grajzl has experience in the empirical research on the functioning of judicial systems, which is of great value for the research project.
The Scoreboard also pays attention to those factors that can help improve the quality of the judicial systems.
National governments need to build up trust between their judicial systems so that the European arrest warrant works even more efficiently.
The portal will have to provide European citizens, in their language, with data on judicial systems and procedures.
At present, many different judicial systems operate side by side in the European Union, each within national borders.
Ordinary courts Ordinary courts are the core of the judicial systems in the Member States.
National judges, at all levels of jurisdiction and all locations from Sicily to Lapland should have an adequate level of knowledge of Union law and national judicial systems.
There are big differences between the different national judicial systems as regards these powers.
giving them access to a range of information on the various judicial systems.
the Commission must express its confidence in the judicial systems of the two countries in question.
