Examples of using Whose decision in English and their translations into Italian
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will not be as safe as they have been till now for the Hamas leadership, whose decision to continue to attack via missiles
legal person whose decision is accepted by the Member State, and which is controlled as radioactive
in certain cases a prosecutor whose decision terminates proceedings, or administrative authorities in some cases),
before an independent body which shall take its decision within two months of the submission of all relevant information and whose decision shall be subject to judicial review, and.
by instituting a new higher authority, whose decisions will bind France,
by instituting a new High Authority, whose decisions will bind France,
Protection will be reinforced by the existence of quasi-judicial bodies- the Boards of Appeal of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market(trade marks and designs)- whose decisions may be challenged before the Court of Justice of the European Communities.
sets explicitly the goal of"creating an ever closer union among the populations of Europe", whose decisions"are taken as close as possible to the citizens,
The great merit of the Pompidou plan is that it goes to the core of the problem by bringing in the idea of a European government whose decisions must be accepted by all Member States
The means of redress shall include the possibility of review by an independent authority that is vested with specific regulatory powers regarding the re-use of public sector information and whose decisions are binding upon the public sector body concerned.
In addition, they prohibit Community institutions and bodies and the governments of the Member States from seeking to influence those members of the NCBs» decision-making bodies whose decisions may affect the fulfilment of the NCBs» ESCBrelated tasks.
the social partners might be obliged to resort to the European Court of Justice, whose decisions are sometimes a source of either incomprehension or controversy.
or to farming, whose decisions(e.g. a declaration of war)
The same could be said of the work of the Court of Justice in Luxembourg, whose decisions should gradually build a clear and specific"legal corpus" to
which presupposes a forming of the community to respect consciences whose decisions in the internal forum cannot be known in the external forum.
his friend Danny Saunders, whose decisions in life thus far have alienated him from the Hasidic Jewish community of which he is a member.
to the institutions of the Communities whose decisions are in dispute,
a country whose decisions have an immense impact on global politics,
to the institutions of the Union whose decisions are in dispute,
the European monetary authority whose decisions have an impact throughout economic life.