Examples of using To the general principle in English and their translations into Italian
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an independent contractual obligation, due independently from contractual violations- subjected to the general principle6 October 1976, case C-14/76, par.
rules which are directly linked to the general principle contained in Article 6(1)
as the legislators have the obligation to check if"laws are applicable according to the general principle of proportionality of the Constitution and must respond to
as this would be contrary to the general principle that every EU court seised of a dispute must itself determine whether it has jurisdiction to resolve the dispute before it;
Considerable flexibility is available since exceptions to the general principle of non-discrimination are possible a for objective reasons(non-discrimination only applies where one is comparing like situations); b where a collective agreement exists;
Any other approach could be contrary to the general principle of legal certainty since,
is subject to the general principle of non-discrimination laid down by that article”.
when the legislation of that state authorizes an exception to the general principle.
regions is structured with respect to the general principles contained in Recommendation 2003/556/EC.
Community legislation shall have recourse to the general principles of Title I and to the relevant reference provisions of Title II
Pursuant to the general principles of food law,
Pursuant to the general principles of food law the Authority should take on the role of an independent scientific point of reference in risk assessment
scheme of the Convention and, secondly, to the general principles which stem from the corpus of the national legal systems.
which are framed in substantially similar terms, contain only three articles devoted to the general principles of accession and the details of the procedure for entry into force.
account in Article 1 of the common position, referring more widely to the general principles laid down in Regulation(EC)
scheme of the Convention and secondly to the general principles which stem from the corpus of the national legal sytems.
scheme of the Convention and, secondly, to the general principles which stem from the corpus of the national legal systems.
scheme of the Convention and, secondly, to the general principles which stem from the corpus of the national legal systems.