Examples of using Fourth question in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Regarding Mr Karas' fourth question, let me confirm that the results of the study on the consequences of the new framework on the European economy- especially SMEs- will be available in due time to inform the EU legislature.
By its fourth question, the national court is essentially asking whether Regulation No 1999/85
By its fourth question, the national court asks, in essence,
By its fourth question, the national court essentially seeks to ascertain whether Community law precludes a clause in an employment contract from limiting the period during which annual leave accrues to the minimum period of 14 weeks' maternity leave to which female workers are entitled under the directive.
The fourth question deals with the consequences following from a finding by the national court of the incompatibility of the legislation in question in the main proceedings with Community law, the effect of which would be,
Fourth question: does the Union intend- do we the democratically legitimised Chamber intend- to adopt qualitative indicators for measuring
By its fourth question, the referring court asks, in essence, whether a national court is required,
My conclusion on the fourth question, which means that no application can be made for nonrecognition of an order for a child's return issued in the circumstances set out in Article 11(8)
By its fourth question, the national court first asks whether a price comparison entails discrediting the competitor
By its fourth question the national court is asking, essentially, whether,
Π In the event of an affirmative reply to first part of the fourth question, the Hoge Raad asks further whether the examination in question must be limited to the finding that the document reached the habitual residence of the defendant in sufficient time
The first, second and fourth questions.
Third and fourth questions, on reference prices which may adopted by a Member State.
The third and fourth questions concern the procedural aspect of the ne bis in idem principle,
As concerns the third and fourth questions, which it proposes should be answered together,
It follows from the foregoing considerations that the answer to the second, third and fourth questions is that the ne bis in idem principle laid down in Article 50 of the Charter does not preclude a Member State from imposing successively,
What's the fourth question?
Finally, I would like to raise the fourth question: how can intercultural dialogue be conducted effectively?
Finally, my fourth question concerns one of the results of Beijing that agreements have been reached regarding gender mainstreaming.
By the fourth question, the referring court enquires about the implications of the statement made in recital 22 to the Directive to the effect that benefits dependent on marital status are unaffected by the Directive.