Examples of using As a general principle in English and their translations into Hungarian
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is laid down expressly as a general principle which need not apply in all cases.
As a general principle, tests must be conducted according to the methods described in Annex V to Directive 67/548/EEC.
the Commission wants to extend it as a general principle for any EU funding, for example cohesion funding.
On the basis of existing experience, as a general principle, the Commission will pursue its acquisition policy as defined in previous years.
As a general principle of policy, the public interest- the"public good"- should be balanced with private and business interests.
As a general principle, the country where you will work will be responsible for your benefits coverage.
As a general principle, alerts on persons should be automatically deleted from SIS after a period of five years.
As a general principle, the EESC is in favour of liability regardless of fault in the event of delay in any transport sector.
deviation as a general principle and strict observance of the rules laid down in the Schengen Code.
As a general principle, the definition of additional indicators to be collected by Member States and Regions has to keep the right balance between
Whereas it is accordingly necessary to make it obligatory, as a general principle, for undertakings which seek application of Article 85(3)
As a general principle, in line with Article 458(3)
As a general principle, Article 61(2)
As a general principle, the Commission believes that such fora should be characterised by broad stakeholder involvement
Regulation No 1371/2007 and, moreover, that the right to invoke force majeure was recognised as a general principle of EU law.
As a general principle and without prejudice to Articles 10 and 15, information on breaches may be reported through the internal reporting channels
which the Court has recognised as a general principle of EU law.
In comparison with the latter provisions, which only cover a specific situation, the proposal lays down as a general principle that it is for Member States to determine the cases
Article 108(3) TFEU requires, as a general principle, state aid to be notified to the European Commission so that it can assess
The strong multiculturalist takes difference so seriously as a general principle that he cannot take any particular difference seriously, cannot allow its