Examples of using Broad interpretation in English and their translations into Greek
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Szpunar said that the courts would“not in favour of giving the provisions of EU law such a broad interpretation that they would have effects beyond the borders of the 28 Member States.”.
related media emphasizes a broad interpretation of photography as a conceptual art form,
Maciej Szpunar, commented that he was“not in favor of giving the provisions of EU law such a broad interpretation that they would have effects beyond the borders of the 28 member states.”.
and applies broad interpretation of eligible expenditures(paragraph 57).
(2) If the first question is answered in terms of a broad interpretation, are the requirements of graphic representability set out in Article 2 satisfied where an odour is reproduced.
In a written opinion on Thursday, Advocate General Maciej Szpunar said he is“not in favor of giving the provisions of EU law such a broad interpretation that they would have effects beyond the borders of the 28 Member States.”.
to my fellow Members to continue to urge the Council representatives to adopt a broad interpretation and a broad scope for the Daphne programme.
According to the rapporteur, this development would be based on a broad interpretation of the new Article 190(5)
I believe that a broad interpretation of the concept of‘controller',
Those factors favour a broad interpretation of the combined provisions of Article 2(f)
It must only be emphasised that a broad interpretation of Article 125 TFEU would,
programme on that basis would be incompatible both with the principle of the broad interpretation of the conditions governing the application of the SEA Directive(35)
that statutory limitation is to be given a broad interpretation with the result that- having particular regard to the different legal traditions of the Member States- it can also include customary law
Furthermore, it is also not necessary to give Article 5(4) of Annex XIII to the Staff Regulations a broad interpretation which also includes successful candidates in an open competition
Furthermore, it is also not necessary to give Article 5(4) of Annex XIII to the Staff Regulations a broad interpretation which also includes successful candidates in an open competition
In its contention, Article 344 TFEU must be given a broad interpretation which means that it is applicable to disputes between an individual
Furthermore, a broad interpretation of Article 5(4)
Furthermore, a broad interpretation of Article 5(4)
The Court clearly espoused the broad interpretation supported by the Commission,
The referring court, however, has also raised the question whether a‘broad interpretation' of Directive 2004/38 might be possible in the light of Articles 7
