Examples of using Acts which in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Acts which are established to have as their purpose the obtaining of an advantage contrary to the objectives of the Community law applicable in the case by artificially creating the conditions required for obtaining that advantage shall result,
In addition there are 299 acts which were previously aligned to the regulatory procedure with scrutiny,
whereas it is appropriate to refrain from acts which would defeat the object
There are acts which, in and of themselves, independently of circumstances and intentions, are always gravely
insists that you participate in acts which amount to mortal sin,
because there is today confusion as to whether there are acts which are intrinsically evil
of police cooperation and judicial cooperation in criminal matters to identify acts which could be repealed in the context of the expiry of the transitional period set out in the Treaties.40.
to the orientations and acts which are undermining our Faith
The functioning of the Internal Market will be improved through the harmonization of measures such as time limits for notification of the amount of the customs debt where the acts which led to the incurrence of the debt are liable to give rise to criminal court proceedings, and the rules on the collection of interest on arrears.
Such ruses are acts which are intended to mislead an adversary
protection of the Stalin-type regime is appropriately characterised by the three so-called cassation acts which provide for the annulment of any unlawful decision issued between 1948 and 1989(regardless whether which court at
Terrorism": intentional acts which, given their nature or their context, may seriously damage a country
perform all lawful acts which Promethean deems necessary
Such individuals often perform public emotional acts, which are often accompanied by outbursts of rage.
(2) The act, which deals with the performance impossible, is invalid.
An act which threatens a person's life.
Under the Treaty, measures in the GSP Regulation are considered to be delegated acts, which means that the European Parliament will have greater supervisory powers in future.
In 1994, Congress passed a law called the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, which determined that supplements should be regulated as foods, not drugs.
According to this rule the National Assembly cannot pass a central budget act which would result in government debt exceeding half of GDP.
This is favored by the fact that the legal systems of many European countries contain legislation permitting an act which remains an'abominable crime' and which always constitutes a grave moral disorder.