Примери за използване на Number of provisions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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judicial cooperation in criminal matters, a number of provisions are common to both texts.
Directive 96/29 also contains a number of provisions relating to systems for authorisation,
Polish Governments and the Commission submit that a number of provisions of the EAEC Treaty
in a strictly defined framework, from a number of provisions of legislative acts of the Union.
relates to the compatibility of several provisions of Directive 2006/24 with a number of provisions of the Charter, primarily Article 7 on the right to privacy and Article 8 on
The elaboration of the state apparatus is elaborated in a number of provisions.
A number of provisions relating to temporary admission refer to means of transport used privately or commercially.
European regulation offers a large number of provisions which give supervisors some leeway in deciding on their concrete implementation.
In addition, a number of provisions are strengthened
The Greek Cypriots, who opposed a number of provisions in the proposed deal,
These refer to a large number of provisions in European regulation, which give supervisors some leeway in deciding on their concrete implementation.
Convention on Human Rights, such arrests clearly breach a number of provisions of Directive 2016/343, including its.
If you are a European Union(EU) resident, please note that there are a number of provisions in this privacy policy that apply uniquely to you.
This is addressed in particular through a number of provisions concerning consumer protection,
A number of provisions covering issues like intellectual property that the US government successfully pushed into the original deal were suspended in the new TPP signed last month.
Notes that the current complexity of technical measures: the vast number of provisions, possibly even contradictory,
The legislation of the Russian Federation provides for a number of provisions, according to which each person has the right to realize their capabilities,
the law on the National Council for the Judiciary contain a number of provisions which raise grave concerns as regards the principles of judicial independence and separation of powers.
The referring court decided to stay the proceedings and to refer five questions to the Court concerning the interpretation of a number of provisions of the Montreal Convention, Regulation No 44/2001 and Regulation No 1896/2006.