Examples of using Were subject in English and their translations into Danish
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support given to institutions, which, although a central instrument of Community expenditure, were subject to no rules whatever prior to the Commission's first Vademecum in 1999.
indirectly in consumer purchases, which were subject to inflation contents of 7.1 and 9.0 per cent in 1978 and 1979 respectively.
having collected together the nations, which were subject to his sovereignty, that is the Turcilingi
which are in fact observable in every Italic Historical Centres cookery that were subject to that Empire.
provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the Member State concerned.
The euro allows us to deal with the risks that we were subject to before, but we must not forget that those risks may appear again unless we maintain confidence in,
If, however, sales made by exporters located in the PRC to related importers in the Community were subject to an ad valorem duty, the serious risk of such a duty evasion between related parties would be considerably reduced
originating in the Czech Republic and the Slovak, Republic were subject to a tariff-quota system applying until 31 December 1995 does not alter the conclusion that these imports fulfil the criteria laid down in Article 3(4) of the basic Regulation.
in which those countries were subject either to quantitative restrictions
threat to security, as they were subject to control by the Swiss
Greece did not produce, were subject to VAT at 36%, whilst spirits essentially produced in Greece, such as ouzo, brandy and liqueurs, were subject to VAT at 16.
legal assessments were subject only to controlas to legality by the Court of Justice.
together with details of further action including administrative penalties and the infringements which were subject to legal procedures,
In later centuries when scholars were confronted by different civilizations in which their deities were subject to dimension, time,
provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the first State as employed
provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the first State.
provided that at some time in their past working life they were subject to the legislation of the first State as employed or as self-employed persons.
No 2092/91 and were subject to inspection measures of equivalent effectiveness to those referred to in Articles 8
All provisions of this Agreement are subject to applicable, overriding law.
Future price developments in Greece are subject to a number of upward risks.