Examples of using A principle of in English and their translations into Dutch
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Some Member States also favour establishing a principle of subsidiary liability to ensure compliance with employment rights throughout the EU.
It is a principle of philosophy that what you can know is limited by what you are.
Gender equality is a principle of Community law and a fundamental aspect of the European social model.
In Denmark, the supply of water is decentralised and based on a principle of solidarity where accessibility
Proposal on the establishment of a principle of availability of law enforcement relevant information 2005.
Guarantees The level of the guarantees taken by the banks obeys a principle of simple balance.
gentlemen,'equal pay for equal work' is a principle of the 1957 Treaty establishing the European Community.
We have said that there are not two principles in the universe, a principle of good and a principle of evil.
Admittedly, paragraph 1 of the Bourlanges report affirms that its proposals are based on a principle of'democratisation?
That is, the words may express a formula or a principle of equal damages.
When the British handed over Hong Kong to China after 150 years of colonial rule, a principle of'one country, two systems' was agreed.
It manifests its desire for independence, while here we wish to implement a principle of integration and delegation of powers and sovereignty.
The affirmation of a principle of societal responsibility for any type of business,
Will you maintain zero rating as a principle of VAT for essential goods
Secondly, we call for the application of a principle of positive discrimination in favour of the lessfavoured regions under the new RDT framework programmes.
The UK is renouncing access to funding on a principle of not applying for this fund in order to receive a rebate.
That is a principle of individuality and applies to everyone,
It seems right to adopt a principle of mitigation so that there is a sliding scale taking account of the variability of permits and circumstances.
This is equivalent to a principle of prevention and also implies a limited use of packaging materials, and above all their re-use and recycling.
The introduction of a principle of proportionality for the implementing arrangements which would depend on the amount of finance allocated;