Examples of using An applicant in English and their translations into Polish
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at least one Member State and an applicant country;
Acceptance into the academy program requires that an applicant will be entering 7th,
which is implemented by Member States, an applicant for asylum must be guaranteed a decent standard of living.
Look deep inside them to see what they don't want you to see to find out what an applicant is hiding.
managed by at least two Member States(or one Member State and an applicant country) under the conditions set out in the annual work programmes;
The corresponding provision in Article 47(2) stipulates furthermore that an applicant for a registered Community design shall be allowed an amendment of the application.
Furthermore, an applicant will not enjoy free legal assistance during the preliminary examination phase Article 15(3)c.
Where an applicant submits more than one import licence application,
In addition, an applicant will only be entitled to material reception rights where he or she is required to be present.
Where an applicant submits more than one application for an import licence,
The costs necessary to transfer an applicant or another person as referred to in Article 18(1)(d)
Where an applicant has concealed financial resources
VIS registered applicant' means an applicant whose data are registered in the Visa Information System;
An applicant shall be allowed to submit an application for renewal before the expiry of the EU Blue Card.
I am writing this letter as formally introducing myself as an applicant.
Therefore, the possibility for an applicant to refer to the results of animal test studies made by a prior applicant against financial compensation can be provided, including when data protection has been granted.
When imposing a compensation measure on an applicant, the competent authority in the host Member State could explicitly justify its decision with regards to.
Indirect action' means any measures that are the subject of a contract of perfomance between a competent body appointed by each of the Member States and an applicant.
Member States retain the right to refuse to relocate an applicant for which it is likely that there are national security or public order concerns.
Proportionate sanctions should be attached to failure by an applicant to remain in the Member State responsible.