Examples of using Confines itself in English and their translations into Polish
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The Court must therefore confine itself to reviewing whether the Council has examined,
The Committee feels that the Commission should confine itself to setting out precisely the information that is required.
the EU must not confine itself to the military dimension alone:
the Commission may confine itself to examining the general characteristics of the scheme in question without being required to examine each particular case in which it applies.
Whereas this Directive must confine itself to defining the objectives to be achieved
In view of the diverse nature of supplementary social security pension schemes, the Community must confine itself to establishing the objectives to be achieved in general terms,
Meillet's critique of Balto-Slavic confined itself to the seven characteristics listed by Karl Brugmann in 1903,
The Commission did not have to confine itself to simple codification of its previous practice,
The Court must thus confine itself to reviewing whether, in the exercise of that freedom of choice, the Council made a manifest error
should confine itself to broad general"framework" principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
a constructive approach that sees Europe as not just imposing sanctions, confining itself to sanctions, but as also helping a Member State to resolve a crisis.
Court in Teckal were fulfilled in the present case, 14as Italy confined itself to submitting only vague
The Commission submits in that regard that the Court concluded in that case that one undertaking ought to be placed in a different category and confined itself to placing it in a different category,
A common immigration policy cannot confine itself to admission and return policies:
the competent authority cannot confine itself to noting mere suppositions
first of all, that the Commission confined itself in its decision to differentiating internet‑based communications for the general public(‘consumer communications')
that the report fails to cover a series of issues which the EESC has flagged up in the past, confining itself to the traditional questions that have been the concern of DG Competition
the service responsible for the register shall use the European Parliament's existing systems and databases and confine itself to establishing links with the latter in order to extract the necessary data
the Court must confine itself to verifying whether the Commission complied with the relevant rules governing procedure
without excessive concern to prove the point, confined itself to basing the principle of Community liability in the absence of unlawful conduct on the statement that‘[ n]