Voorbeelden van het gebruik van This derogation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This derogation similar to Prader Willi.
Four Member States use this derogation.
This derogation expired at the end of 1997.
Luxembourg has availed itself of this derogation.
This derogation ended in July of last year.
On 5 February 2011, this derogation was extended to 2013.
This derogation expires on 30 December 2011.
Member States may decide not to apply this derogation.
This derogation applies to small quantities.
A majority of Member States do not apply this derogation.
This derogation shall apply until 30 June 1978.
Whereas the areas to which this derogation applies should be demarcated;
This derogation is applicable to all French overseas departments.
The mad cow affair has led the Commission to remove this derogation.
This derogation shall apply until 31 December 1978.
Therefore, the conditions for implementing this derogation no longer apply.
This derogation applies to Martinique and French Guiana.
In the Commission's view, this derogation should be limited to the exceptional cases.
This derogation is used by only one Member State.
The Danish Government has secured continuous extension of this derogation.
This derogation is applicable to Reunion and Martinique.
The ESC therefore proposes that the Member States no longer be empowered to authorize this derogation.
This derogation is subject to the following conditions.
Ireland has already given up the application of this derogation and the UK intends to abandon it by this summer.
This derogation is currently applied in 10 Member States.
In eight indent, it has been clarified that this derogation concerns only the permissibility of unsolicited commercial communications.
This derogation is very important to Sweden
the EESC recommends that no time limit should be set for the removal of this derogation.
However, this derogation was valid only till the end of 1975.
until 31 December 1992 at the latest, Annex I products whose hydrogen cyanide level exceeds that fixed in Annex II; this derogation shall apply only to products originating in that territory.