Examples of using Partial access in English and their translations into Italian
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the possibility of granting partial access.
The Court considers that the Court of First Instance wrongly held that the fact that the institutions could not have allowed partial access, even if they had carried out such an examination,
Article 35 has clearly also been infringed, since the team of inspectors was allowed only partial access to the Mururoa atoll and denied any access at all to the Fangataufa atoll.
The failure by the Community institutions to fulfil their obligation to examine the possibility of granting the public partial access to documents in their possession leads to the annulment of their decisions refusing to communicate those documents.
New authorities to get access to the SIS(including where necessary the possibility to give partial access or access with a purpose different from the original one set in the alerts);
Partial access may be rejected if such rejection is justified by an overriding reason of general interest,
the host Member State must allow at least partial access to the profession, without prejudice to the possibility that the migrant might prefer full access by,
According to the Court, the partial access principle applies where it is possible to objectively separate the economic activity which the professional wishes to pursue in the host Member State from the rest of the activities covered by a profession in that Member State.
introduces the obligation on the host Member State to allow partial access on its territory to a regulated profession which in fact combines two distinct and autonomous professional activities.
Article 52(1), the professional activity shall be exercised under the professional title of the home Member State once partial access has been granted.
This will bring more legal certainty for professionals and will allow professionals fulfilling the conditions for partial access to establish themselves or to provide services where they were previously excluded from the benefits of the Directive.
the Council decided to grant partial access to documents 7594/00 and 7184/01.
also to professionals who meet the conditions for partial access.
on the ground that the Council should have considered the possibility of partial access to documents.
the principle of proportionality by failing to consider whether it was appropriate to grant wider partial access to the document, thus restricting the refusal to the parts of that document for which it was appropriate
a host Member State should under these particular circumstances grant partial access.
promotion of South African exports, as these already have partial access, and industrial products have unrestricted access. .
that he would be willing to accept that if the Council gave him partial access to a document containing information about himself, it would be obliged to provide the same partial access to any other person in accordance with Regulation 1049/2001.
might be able to gain partial access to the profession in the host Member State.
Moreover, the complainant points out that two of the documents to which she was given partial access are Commission working documents,