Examples of using Which in principle in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs which in principle was linked to this report,
After the Court's ruling, the Danish authorities established a system which in principle aims at ensuring that imported second hand cars are not submitted to registration fees to a further extent so.
This Proposal will establish a new type of visa which in principle shall be valid in all Member States and determine the conditions and procedures for issuing this visa.
What's more, which in principle would be a visit of a few days,
Excessive weight loss, which in principle involves similar changes,
the countries now qualifying for GSP in order to focus and target GSP better on those countries most in need, which in principle is to be welcomed.
The Commission has approved the scheme since it is in accordance with the European Union Guidelines on State aid for environmental protection, which in principle foresee the treat aid for energy conservation like aid for environmental purposes.
Serious negligence" may be attributed to the person concerned where he has failed to comply with the procedural requirements which in principle are a condition for the granting of repayment or remission.
For those occupational groups that are in the end to be included in the scope of the national legislation there is so to speak only a minimum standard, which in principle covers the banking world,
This time limit takes into account the relatively short duration of the protection offered by the patent, which in principle is 20 years
These projects, which in principle belong to the regular labour market,
distribution of television rights, which in principle arecovered by Article 85(1)
one meeting of each of the steering groups which in principle are held in the Member Stale of the Presidency.
on exceptional grounds in ad hoc cases aid which in principle cannot be compatible with the Treaty- the Fifth Code has absolutely no bearing on the derogation which that decision authorises.
under the provisions on Justice and Home Affairs in the TEU(Articles K to K.9) which in principle fall outside the scope of the European Community.
The structure of Article 85 is such that conduct which restricts competition incertain respects and which in principle is prohibited by Article 85(1)
especially when the aid that is frozen is covered by Community support frameworks approved by the Commission, which in principle constitutes a sufficient legal basis for granting it.
than the other kind of liberalization, which in principle would appear to be free from any costs:
thus alleges a misapplication of procedural law, which in principle is amenable to review by the Court of Justice.
Precisely because of this, it is extremely important that information which is available in Member States- for instance on new substances which in principle fall under drugs legislation- is analysed