Examples of using To the basic principles in English and their translations into Dutch
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corresponds to the basic principles on which democracy is founded
the official language(s)">of the country in which the article is sold to the consumer" is contrary to the basic principles of the single market as language labelling would be an obstacle to trade.
that we represent them according to the basic principles of democracy and transparency.
ethnic origin of the applicant are not only contrary to the basic principles of human rights, but are in practice extremely damaging to the ability of large sections of society to provide for themselves
bearing in mind the commitment of all Member States to the basic principles of pluralist democracy
Nevertheless, the European Union cannot penalise Turkey for the reprehensible slowness of its democratisation process by abandoning to dangerous international isolation that very section of the Turkish population which is most sensitive to change and to the basic principles of civil coexistence:
We often stick to the basic principle“Quality 1st, Prestige Supreme”.
Such a capital regime would be in contradiction to the basic principle of equality in the treatment of credit institutions and investment firms.
We adhere to the basic principle that human rights are universal,
Clearly, the agreement does not provide for any explicit exception to be made to the basic principle of non-discrimination in favour of SMEs.
Mr President, to date, the European Parliament has always been very devoted to the basic principle of equal opportunities.
Any condition of nationality for certain kinds of employment is, however, an exception to the basic principle of Community law that all European citizens should be treated equally in matters of employment.
He will, of course, always work according to the basic principle of accountability to Parliament
influenced by the sex of the applicant are not only contrary to the basic principle of equal treatment,
as being contrary to the basic principle of the inalienable nature of the human body,
the powers resulting from the exception relating to limitations justified on grounds of public policy, public security or public health,">which might go beyond the requirements justifying an exception to the basic principle of free movement of persons"1