Examples of using Court notes 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 Court notes that the applicants claim,
In research, energy and transport the Court notes certain improvements in the supervisory and control systems.
First of all, the Court notes that the term‘licensee' is not defined under EU law.
The Court notes that the lifting of a reservation largely depends on appropriate action being undertaken by the Member State in question.
The Court notes, once again, that the applicant expresses its position in a way which is vague and incomplete.
In the financial year 2005, the Court notes a continued improvement in the Commission's internal control system.
development and enlargement”, the Court notes certain improvements in the supervisory and control systems.
The Court notes that Article 90 EC seeks to ensure the complete neutrality of internal taxation as regards competition between products already on the domestic market and imported products.
Next, the Court notes that fiscal legislation is an important
The Court notes that the directive imposes on Member States the obligation to ensure that a reasoned decision is adopted on any such application.
The Court notes and regrets that the Commission has not proposed harmonisation with the rest of the General Budget where the financial year is the calendar year.
Next, the Court notes that, with a view to achieving those aims, the Universal Service Directive1.
The Court notes that such a deduction is not provided for by the special scheme for travel agents.
The Court notes that the fact that interest paid to a related company is treated as a distribution is capable of increasing the liability of the borrowing company to tax.
Even though for most of the proposed modifications the objective is successfully achieved, the Court notes that the transposition of the Directive lacks coherence in several places.
Moreover, the Court notes the existence of cooperation mechanisms such as“open method of coordination” which permits such networking and exchanges.
The Court notes that this is the case here,
The Court notes therefore that that situation constitutes a difference of treatment directly based on age.
The Court notes that certain progress was achieved,
The Court notes that responsibility for the accreditation of paying agencies under CAP would remain with the Member States.