Examples of using Express reference in English and their translations into Greek
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mainly- because the conclusions did not include express reference to the unanimous decision made by the European Council in December.
(c) the MMF makes express reference, in its fund rules
On the other hand, it must be observed that Directive 2001/29 contains no express reference to the second condition contemplated by Article 5(5)
also- and mainly- because the conclusions did not include express reference to the unanimous decision made by the European Council in December.
The Tribunal has held that, in a sphere in which the administration has a wide discretion, the express reference to those criteria in Article 45 of the Staff Regulations shows the particular importance which the legislature attached to their being taken into account(judgment of 31 January 2008
which seek to militarise the system by making express reference to military use of the system for so-called"peacekeeping operations".
by making express reference to the ECB 's competence in the field of establishing sorting standards for both the circulation fitness and authenticity checks of euro notes
To my mind, the requirement of an express reference to‘disputes in connection with liability incurred as a result of an infringement of competition law' appears to be relevant only in the case of disputes which clearly do not have their origin in the legal relationship in connection with which the agreement conferring jurisdiction was entered into.
For all of these reasons I consider that the fact that the wording Article 33 of Directive 2011/95 merely refers to‘freedom of movement' without express reference to the right of residence is not a sufficient basis for concluding that this latter right has been excluded from the scope of that provision.
relevant Regional Advisory Councils(RACs) and Member States in the effective management of cod stocks is one of the priorities of this report. Express reference to the RACs and Member States in the legislation will give a clear indication that the EU institutions are serious about involving these stakeholders in future development of fisheries management systems.
If a provision of EU law which includes an express reference to the law of the Member States cannot,
even in the absence of an express reference back, the application of Union law may,
even in the absence of an express reference back, the application of Union law may,
the principle of equality require that the terms of a provision of EU law which makes no express reference to the law of the Member States for the purpose of determining its meaning
presumption rule under which authors of films who had contractually undertaken to produce a film consented to the exploitation of their works; the legislative proposal also contained express reference to the corresponding provision of the Rental and Lending Rights Directive.
even in the absence of such and express reference, the application of EU law may, where appropriate, involve making a reference
Thus, the Framework Decision includes express references to those rights.
In this respect, the ECB notes that the proposed directive introduces for the first time in Directive 2006/48/ EC express references to guidelines and recommendations of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors( CEBS)( 6).
In that judgment the Court makes express reference to the judgment in Clinique.
Bid documents from one company make express reference to competitors' bids