Examples of using Ratione in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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That directive is, therefore, not applicable ratione temporis to the dispute in the main proceedings.
It must be held that Directive 2004/38 applies ratione temporis to the cases in the main proceedings.
The Government raised an objection that the complaint was incompatible ratione materiae with the provisions of the Convention.
Where individual provisions of primary law are relevant hereinafter, the rules which are applicable ratione temporis will be cited.
It should be pointed out that that amendment does not apply, ratione temporis, in the circumstances of the main proceedings.
The Commission's argument is based on Article 6 of Directive 2008/98 which does not apply ratione temporis to that mixture.
a Christian monk who wrote of the old English calendar in his De Temporum Ratione.
Firstly, the Commission itself accepts the application ratione temporis of Article 100(5) of Regulation No 1083/2006 to the present case.
The Commission added that the new system of fees made it possible to take account of the operators' different situation ratione temporis.
As a preliminary point, it must be determined whether such an action falls within the scope ratione materiae of Regulation No 44/2001.
As explained in note 5 the case to hand is governed ratione temporis solely by Regulation No 259/93 rather than Regulation No 1013/2006.
Directive was negotiated and adopted in 1995(17), it was given a wide scope of application ratione materiae.
It is certainly true that the GDPR was not applicable ratione temporis to the cases discussed in this section,
The court having jurisdiction ratione loci and ratione materiae is the court,
However, the legitimate expectation which UCB enjoyed is limited by the application ratione temporis of each notice,
her application was inadmissible ratione materiae and thus did not have to be examined by the Court.
first asserted in his book De Ratione Temporum that Easter was named after Eostre a.k.a.
The limitation ratione temporis of that ruling was incorporated into Protocol(No 17) on Article 141 of the Treaty establishing the European Community(1992).
The foregoing is reinforced by the adoption of Regulation No 472/2013, even though that regulation is not applicable, ratione temporis, to the contested statement.
financial nature, plainly falls within the ambit ratione materiae of Articles 60 EC and 301 EC.
