Examples of using Contested regulation in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The contested regulation, as amended, provides in Article 2 that‘all funds
The applicant submits that the classification contained in item 2 in the table annexed to the contested regulation, although in the form of a regulation, in fact represents
308 EC constituted the legal basis of the contested regulation must be dismissed in their entirety as unfounded.
In the proceedings before the Court of First Instance, the appellant claimed that the contested regulation breached the right to a fair hearing,
In paragraph 186 of that judgment, it held that the contested regulation unarguably had general application within the meaning of the second paragraph of Article 249 EC,
In this case, item 2 in the table annexed to the contested regulation provides that goods with the characteristics described in column 1 are to be classified,
Advocate General Miguel Poiares Maduro suggests that the Court set aside the judgment of the Court of First Instance and annul the contested Regulation insofar as it concerns Mr Kadi.
All other findings made in the contested Regulation, which were not contested within the time limits for a challenge
the United Kingdom- argue that, to the extent that the contested regulation may interfere with the appellant's fundamental rights,
The restrictive measures provided for by Resolution 1390(2002), which the contested regulation was intended to put into effect,
I accordingly conclude that the Court of First Instance erred in law in holding that it had no jurisdiction to review the contested regulation in the light of fundamental rights that are part of the general principles of Community law.
The contested regulation, like Resolution 1390(2002)
10the Court of First Instance upheld the contested regulation and rejected all of the appellant's pleas.
then further confirmed in the contested regulation.
the United Kingdom agree with the Court of First Instance that the contested regulation finds its legal basis in Articles 60 EC, 301 EC and 308 EC.
namely the issue whether the contested regulation infringes the appellant's fundamental rights.
Möllendorf Niehuus, which concerned the question whether the contested regulation forbids the final registration.
Instead, the Court of First Instance confined its analysis to the question whether the Security Council resolutions which the contested regulation seeks to implement were in conformity with principles of jus cogens.
within whose ambit the contested regulation falls and in which the Court has jurisdiction to review the validity of Community measures in the light of fundamental rights.
the first alleged that the Council was incompetent to adopt the contested regulation, the second alleged infringement of Article 249 EC