Examples of using Is to be interpreted as meaning in English and their translations into Danish
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Article 6(1) of Regulation No 1824/80 is to be interpreted as meaning that the security is forfeited where the quality standards referred to in Article 7 of the abovementioned regulation have been slightly infringed, even where the consignee has not made any observations in that regard.».
I share the Commission's opinion that there are no compelling reasons for supposing that the expression"uniform free domicile price" in Article 8(2) of Regulation No 803/68 is to be interpreted as meaning that this price must be uniform for all destinations of the customs territory of the Community.
Article 33 of the Sixth Directive 77/388 is to be interpreted as meaning that, in order for a tax to be characterized as a turnover tax,
The word'acquired' in Article 10(1) of Regulations No 3 and No 1408/71 is to be interpreted as meaning that the protection ensured by that provision extends to the benefits arising from particular schemes under national law which are given effect by increasing the value of the payment which would otherwise be made to the recipient.
amendment by Council Regulation(EEC) No. 3813/81 of 15 December 1981, is to be interpreted as meaning that the power to notify the guarantor of the nondischarge of the Tl document was vested exclusively in the office of departure.
Article 48(1) of Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71 is to be interpreted as meaning that even if a worker has not completed a period of insurance of one year,
the national court is essentially asking whether the 1992 regulation is to be interpreted as meaning that, after its entry into force, a Member State may, by adopting provisions of national law,
updated by Regulation No 307/1999, is to be interpreted as meaning that it does not preclude a Member State whose social legislation is alone applicable to a resident selfemployed worker,
Article 221(1) of Regulation No 2913/92 is to be interpreted as meaning that the communication of the amount of duty to be recovered must have been preceded by the entry in the accounts of that amount by the customs authorities of the Member State
Article 49 EC is to be interpreted as meaning that it precludes application of national legislation such as that in issue in the present case which lays down tax rules which are less favourable where an occupational pension insurance policy is taken out with an insurance company established in another Member State than when it is taken out with an insurance company established in the Member State in question.
EC is to be interpreted as meaning that the national court is bound to order the recovery of aid implemented contrary to that provision,
Accordingly, the reply to the second question must be that Article 56 EC is to be interpreted as meaning that it precludes legislation of a Member State which allows an exemption from corporation tax for certain dividends received from resident companies by resident insurance companies
Article 22 of Regulation No 3 of the Council concerning social security for migrant workers is to be interpreted as meaning that the State where he is resident does not have to issue benefits in kind to a pensioner who is entitled to draw pensions under the legislation of several Member States
Commercial Matters is to be interpreted as meaning that a judgment given in default of appearance may not be recognized where the document instituting the proceedings was not served on the de fendant in due form,
of the Sixth Directive is to be interpreted as meaning that the notion of‘capital goods used by the taxable person for the purposes of his business' includes vehicles which a leasing undertaking purchases with a view,
of Regulation No 3665/87 is to be interpreted as meaning that the GCC countries are regarded, where products are processed before being cleared through customs on the territory of one of those countries
the facts established by the national court, whether Article 27(2) of the Convention is to be interpreted as meaning that a judgment given in default of appearance may not be recognized where the document instituting the proceedings was not served on the defendant in due form,
of the Council of 29 June 2000 on combating late payment in commercial transactions is to be interpreted as meaning that it requires, in order that a payment by bank transfer may avoid
Article 5(a) of Council Regulation(EEC) No 2137/85 of 25 July 1985 on the European Economic Interest Grouping(EEIG) is to be interpreted as meaning that the business name of an EEIG must include the words"European Economic Interest Grouping"to be included may be imposed by the provisions of internal law applicable in the Member State in which the grouping has its official address.">