Examples of using Refusals in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(e) information provided by Member States concerning abnormal rates of overstayers and refusals of entry for a specific group of travellers for that Member State;
There is also a requirement to share information between Member States on refusals to open accounts.
Abusive refusals by CSDs to grant different types of access,
The game ends when any player has completed all three city plans, or has used three building permit refusals, or has built all of their houses on their score sheet.
Individual refusals are a real and serious cause for economic dismissal, but the firm has
Refusals in common cases have to include information on the rules for appealing- this is explicitly required by the Access to Public Information Act(APIA).
Refusals and the reasons underlying them shall be sent without delay to the requesting Member State
Finally, in 13% of refusals protection of the decisionmaking process was associated with other grounds for refusal, such as protection of the public interest as regards public security(3,3% of cases).
In 2006, Jehovah's Witnesses initiated lawsuits to annul the refusals and to order the Ministry of Justice to grant chaplain certificates to Witness ministers.
Tacit refusals could be appealed in a month period after expiry of the deadline for issuing the administrative act(the response to the request for information).
Refusals are often given to people without work,
Member States shall establish a procedure enabling the applicant to appeal against such refusals.
In such a case, the Member States shall inform the Commission of approvals granted and refusals to give recognition.
In such a case, the Member State shall inform the Commission of approvals granted and refusals to give recognition.
Member States shall inform the Commission of any official approval or recognition granted, as well as contested refusals.
A new rule was also instituted which eliminated riders after three refusals, run-outs, or falls.
(a) the reductions, refusals, withdrawals or penalties provided for in Chapters III
overstaying by travellers or refusals of entry;
such as acceptance refusals, shortages or exceeded transit times.
The reductions, refusals, withdrawals and penalties referred to in the first subparagraph shall be applied in accordance with Article 6 of this Regulation without prejudice to additional penalties pursuant to other provisions of Union or national law.