Примери за използване на Primary law на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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(35) Since the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, the Charter has acquired the status of primary law.(36).
Paragraph 13 The secrecy of deliberations is a principle of EU primary law, laid down in Article 35 of Protocol No 3 on the Statute of the CJEU.
The primary law was passed in February 2016,
Following the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, with effect from 1 December 2009 the Charter has the force of primary law(Article 6(1) TEU).
I would also like to stress here that this is quite definitely not the last change to primary law that we will be discussing.
for which there is sufficient legal support in primary law in the form of harmonisation.
It is not the purpose of copyright law, however, to protect against possible breaches of primary law.
the focus turned to the application of primary law.
financial resources as laid down in primary law have to be preserved.
as laid down in Union primary law and the Statute for Members.
All three are therefore regarded as EU primary law and, therefore, ranked first among the sources of EU law. .
Both the former and the latter ought, under primary law, to have participated in the amendments of the legislative acts from which the Council derogated by the contested decision.
Proposes that the EU-27 examine how to mitigate this within the limits of EU primary law while fully respecting the principles of reciprocity, equity, symmetry and non-discrimination;
Proposes that the EU-27 examine how to mitigate this within the limits of Union primary law whilst fully respecting the principles of reciprocity, equity, symmetry and non-discrimination;
Interinstitutional agreements are not allowed to alter primary law stipulations; nevertheless, they do often clarify them.
Interinstitutional agreements are not allowed to alter primary law stipulations; nevertheless, they do often clarify them.
it would be a primary law requirement to increase the ceilings;
or from EU primary law provisions other than the provisions of the Charter itself.
Provisions of EU primary law can also give rise to obligations for Member States,
compliance of European Union acts with primary law, notably the choice of legal bases