Examples of using Principle of equivalence in English and their translations into Italian
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In accordance with the preceding remarks, therefore, 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 and were denied access to the Irish labour courts.
principle(new Article 73a FR) that Community claims enjoy the same privileges in national legal systems as the fiscal entitlements of Member States“principle of equivalence“, already known in connection with the ECSC4.
The principle of equivalence underlines that the force of gravity is quite different from the other universal forces(the electromagnetic,
The compatibility of those timelimits with Community law must be assessed in the light of the principle of equivalence(which requires timelimits to be not less favourable than those laid down by the rules relating to similar domestic claims) and the principle of effectiveness which requires
In other words, the principle of equivalence between gravitational mass
that for reparation of loss or damage the conditions relating to time-limits laid down by national law must not be less favourable than those relating to similar domestic claims(principle of equivalence) and must not be so framed as to make it virtually impossible
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, UNAIDS/ WHO9
are the Rights Commissioners and the Labour Court required by any principle of Community law(in particular the principle of equivalence and effectiveness) to apply a directly effective provision of Council Directive 1999/70/EC of 28 June 1999 concerning the framework agreement on fixedterm work concluded by ETUC, UNICE and CEEP in circumstances where.
The principles of equivalence and equality before the law.
JOINED CASES C-95/07 AND C-96/07 that at issue in the main proceedings, provided that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness are respected.
Such a limitation rule is not contrary to the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
National measures should comply with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness under the terms set out by the ECJ;
Whereas the principles of equivalence and of mutual recognition of national standards, technical specifications and manufacturing methods are
Paragraph 1 does not state that the principles of equivalence and mutual recognition of standards must be respected.
criminal, while ensuring that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness were met, in line with ECJ case law.
The Court affirmed that European Union law in particular the principles of equivalence and effectiveness and Article of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union does not preclude a national rule of jurisdiction….
According to the Court EU law in particular the principles of equivalence and effectiveness must be interpreted as meaning that a national court is not required to extend to infringements of EU law in particular….
provided that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness are observed.
observe Community law and, in particular, the principles of equivalence and effectiveness.
provided that the principles of equivalence and effectiveness are respected.