Examples of using Principle of equivalence in English and their translations into Hungarian
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However, these domestic requirements should not be less favourable than those governing similar domestic actions(principle of equivalence), nor should they render the exercise of the Union right to damages practically impossible
therefore we have the present proposal which aims at extending the principle of equivalence between a residence permit and short-stay visas to long-stay D visas.
This regulation extends the principle of equivalence between residences permits and short-stay visas issued by the Member States fully
However, those rules must not be less favourable than those governing similar domestic actions(principle of equivalence); nor may they be framed in such a way as to make it in practice impossible
then the principle of equivalence might well dictate that the same is to applied to Court rulings concerning EU law.
both the principle of effectiveness and the principle of equivalence would be infringed if fixedterm workers such as the complainants were directed to seek legal redress in the ordinary Irish courts in respect of the period prior to 14 July 2003
In accordance with the principle of equivalence, national rules
The principle of equivalence precludes national rules which allow for revision of national judicial decisions delivered in civil proceedings because of a later judgment of the national Constitutional Court
Still referring to the principle of equivalence, the Court adds that‘where,
However, harm reduction interventions in prisons within the European Union are still not in accordance with the principle of equivalence adopted by UN General Assembly8,
However, the requirements of national law regarding the quantification of harm in competition law cases should not be less favourable than those governing similar domestic actions(principle of equivalence), nor should they render the exercise of the Union right to damages practically impossible or excessively difficult(principle of effectiveness).
the national procedural rules governing actions for the protection of individual rights granted by Union law must be no less favourable than those governing similar domestic actions(principle of equivalence) and must not render practically impossible
Member States must ensure that such rules are not less favourable than those governing similar domestic actions(principle of equivalence) and are not framed in such a way as to render impossible in practice the exercise of rights conferred by Community law(principle of effectiveness).
provided that those limitation periods are not less favourable than those laid down for the exercise of analogous rights in matters relating to tax(principle of equivalence) and are not such as to render the exercise of the rights conferred by Community law virtually impossible
Whereas the principles of equivalence and of mutual recognition of national standards,
provided that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness are observed.
If that were the case, in accordance with the case-law of the Court cited in paragraph 60 above, that possibility should, in accordance with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness, in the same circumstances, prevail
(Directive 93/13/EEC- Consumer contracts- Unfair arbitration clause- Measure void- Arbitration award which has become final- Enforcement- Whether the national court responsible for enforcement can consider of its own motion whether the unfair arbitration clause is null and void- Principles of equivalence and effectiveness).
on the understanding that the national legislations concerning compensation for damage fixing those rules must observe the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.