Examples of using Misapplication in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
risk arises from the misapplication of cryptocurrency technology
The main infringements were unjustified direct award without a competitive procedure, misapplication of selection and award criteria
relating to misinterpretation and misapplication of Article 107(3)(b)
Exercise all possible precautions to prevent misapplication or misuse of a research effort, by oneself or others.
relating to misinterpretation and misapplication of Article 107(3)(b) TFEU.
misuse, misapplication, unauthorized modifications,
Although it's the misapplication of technology that is primarily responsible for environmental damage, innovations in power generation
where there is possible misapplication of EU law.
Bearing in mind the possible mistranslation of‘syndicalist,' in academic studies, and the misapplication of the term‘anarchist' in official records,
where there is possible misapplication of EU law.
clearly inadequate fashion or even if there is a clear and malicious misapplication of national law.
When you submit a case to Solvit, your local Solvit Centre will first check the details of your application to make sure that it does indeed concern the misapplication of Internal Market rules
SOLVIT is an online problem-solving network in which EU Member States work together to solve problems caused by the misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities without having to pursue legal action.
very useful instrument for solving the problems- without legal proceedings- encountered by citizens and businesses as a result of the misapplication of internal market law by public authorities.
misuse, misapplication, storage damage,
both allege misinterpretation and misapplication of Article 9(5)
offer the parties the possibility of obtaining compensation in the event of the misapplication of EU law.
misuse, misapplication, storage damage,
The Working Group also monitors the work of SOLVIT, an online problem-solving network through which Member States work together to solve problems caused by the misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities,
alleging misinterpretation and misapplication of Article 9(5)