Examples of using To the fundamental principles in English and their translations into Dutch
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which are an exception to the fundamental principles of the Treaty with regard to free movement,
This approach runs counter to the fundamental principles underlying the Common Agricultural Policy
access to rights belong, in my opinion, to the fundamental principles on which the European Union has been built.
rules which are contrary to the fundamental principles of Community law as enshrined in the Treaties.
Nevertheless, it would be contrary to the fundamental principles requiring the speediest
procedures are not contrary to the fundamental principles of law in the executing State, the judicial authority of the executing State shall
primacy of Union law, the introduction of the concept of a Union law, restricted to the fundamental principles of Union action,
which then bind the Palestinian Authority to the fundamental principles of peace, democracy,
run counter to the fundamental principles and goals of the EU if they are not consistent with each other
is not contrary to the fundamental principles of our constitutional system
On one hand, it is important to resist Putin's challenge to the fundamental principle that states should not use force to violate one another's territorial integrity.
It should be borne in mind that Article 58.1 represents an exception to the fundamental principle of free movement, and must therefore be interpreted restrictively.25.
firmly committed themselves to the fundamental principle that Turkey should become a member of the European Union.
you mentioned this earlier- is that the European Union must maintain its commitment to the fundamental principle of the social market economy while promoting the interests of the business sector and consumers alike.
in so far as it is an exception to the fundamental principle of the free movement of capital,
Title 1 is devoted to the fundamental principles of the Union.
Does the Commission not think that such measures are contrary to the fundamental principles of the Treaty of Rome on the free movement of goods?