Examples of using General principle in English and their translations into Italian
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General principle for intermediaries that they should act in the best interest of their customers;
providing general principle of avoiding allocation
This issue is left to the general principle expressed in Article 22(2),
The general principle shouldtherefore be to allow restructuring aid only incircumstances in which it can be demonstratedthat the approval of restructuring aid is in the Community interest.
The general principle should therefore be to allow restructuring aid only in circumstances in which it can be demonstrated that the approval of restructuring aid is in the Community interest.
In the Commission's view it is no longer justifiable to restrict the general principle governing the single market in this way.
Whereas subsidiarity is a fundamental general principle of Community policy
General principle… I believe in fostering people's tries at improving their selves…
Can(any) general principle of Community law apply
This will take into account the general principle that all parts of the food production chain must be subject to official controls.
This general principle of the rule of law is also enshrined in Article 7 ECHR.
Indeed, not everyone benefits from the general principle of equality of treatment in access to employment.
a compulsory general principle of the Organizational, Management and Control adopted by
It is possible, because the love of God is not an abstract general principle, but personal and concrete,
She wants to put into practice once more the general principle of the Gospel, of all prophets, of all the Saints who have fasted.
They might have a shared general principle behind them, but the forms they take vary in different cultures.
My views about copyright take an hour to expound, but one general principle applies.
sets out the following general principle.
there is no pertin- ent specific substantive rule of Community law governing the situation on which the general principle of equality can bite.
becoming a general principle of Community law.