Examples of using Second sub-paragraph in English and their translations into Italian
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to non-taxable persons established in the Community the proposal introduces a specific provision establishing the place of supply in the Member State where the supplier is identified for VAT Article 9(2)(f) second sub-paragraph.
application of the Directive to undertakings engaged in non-profit making activities), the second sub-paragraph of Article 1(1) introduces a distinction between"economic entity" and the"activity" of an undertaking which seems highly ambiguous.
wrote out a warrant for an"administrative offense", in which he accused me of transgressing on March 15-17 the second sub-paragraph of the order of May 12, 1966, by the ATP of the Lithuanian SSR.
The first and second sub-paragraphs of ex-Article 7(1)
Without prejudice to the first and second sub-paragraphs, agreements with third countries
Without prejudice to the first and second sub-paragraphs, cooperation agreements with third countries
Without prejudice to the first and second sub-paragraphs, cooperation agreements with third countries
Article 4(1) second sub-paragraph tenth indent.
Article 4(1) second sub-paragraph ninth indent.
Definition, Article 6 paragraph 3, second sub-paragraph.
Article 4(1) second sub-paragraph second and third indent.
Article 14(1) second sub-paragraph third part of sentence.
Second sub-paragraph of Article 35(1) of Regulation EC.
It could be supposed that the text replaces all of the second sub-paragraph, including the first,
of Directive 77/388/EEC and in the second sub-paragraph of Article 1(1) of Directive 89/465/EEC.
However, it continues to apply until 31 December 2017 in respect of Member States which have exercised the option laid down in the second sub-paragraph of Article 4(1) of that Regulation.
These contacts have highlighted three additional elements, relating principally to the procedural rules contained in the second sub-paragraph of Article 22(4), that can frustrate the attempts of Member States to make a joint referral.
In cases of emergency measures due to natural disasters the rural development programmes may provide that eligibility of expenditure relating to programme changes may start from a date earlier than the date referred to in the second sub-paragraph.
The rest of the new language in the second sub-paragraph of Article 22(4) introduced by amendment 73 can be accepted;
as determined by EIOPA in accordance with this paragraph, the supervisory authority may extend the period set out in the second sub-paragraph of paragraph 3 by an appropriate period of time taking into account all relevant factors.