Examples of using Margin of discretion in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Commission, while fully respecting the Member State's wide margin of discretion to define the SGEI, may therefore require amendments, for instance in the allocation of the aid, where it can reasonably
extent of judicial review of decisions by the national regulatory authorities, particularly those in which they have exercised a margin of discretion.
more particularly, the margin of discretion available to the author of the act in question(Holcim(Deutschland) v Commission, paragraph 50).
regional and local authorities must retain their wide margin of discretion to decide on the modes of organising and providing those services and to define their characteristics, including any conditions regarding the quality or price of the services, in order to pursue their general interest objectives.
local authorities must retain their wide margin of discretion to decide on the modes of organising and providing those services and to define their characteristics in order to pursue their general interest objectives.
within the limits of the Member State's margin of discretion in the area, the competent national authority carried out a fair
On the other hand, even assuming that the provision at issue leaves the Member States a margin of discretion as regards fixing the material time for the purpose of reaching the age limit, it follows from the case-law cited at point 25 above that, although Directive 2003/86 allows the Member States a margin of discretion, the latter must not be used by them in a manner which would undermine the objective of the directive, which is to promote family reunification.
the EU legislature intended to leave to the Member States a margin of discretion, subject to the requirement not to impair the effectiveness of EU law.
the EU legislature intended to leave to the Member States a margin of discretion, subject to the requirement not to impair the effectiveness of EU law.
even in cases where there were clear grounds, despite the margin of discretion left by those directives, for expecting that there may
where those conditions are not present, the margin of discretion of the Community legislature and the national authorities must be increased.
Where do the boundaries of that margin of discretion lie?
Therefore, the wording used should reflect such margin of discretion.
The Commission will decide within its margin of discretion on opening or terminating an infringement procedure.
The proposed instrument is a directive since a regulation might unnecessarily restrict the margin of discretion of Member States.
reducing the margin of discretion.
Member States have a margin of discretion in regulating the retail sector,
I see nothing in Hungary's argument to show that in acting in that way the Council clearly exceeded its margin of discretion.
First, the Commission has a margin of discretion when setting the amount of a fine and is not required to apply specific mathematical formulae.
These are obviously important factors which the Commission sought to take account of when using its margin of discretion in determining the appropriate fiscal policy setting for individual economies.