Examples of using Idem in English and their translations into Polish
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Idem velle atque idem nolle[9]-to want the same thing,
As the case-law currently stands, the Court of Justice affords the ne bis in idem principle fairly uniform treatment,
In the context of so-called OEM packages idem TControl his portfolio is now also available to other telematics providers.
The above provisions shall not preclude the application of broader national provisions on the ne bis in idem principle with regard to judicial decisions taken abroad.
Ensure a balanced, multidisciplinary approach_BAR_ Member States to transpose EU common priorities into national strategies/action plans_BAR_ 2007_BAR_ MS_BAR_ Idem_BAR.
The idem GmbH- transport solutions was 2004 As an IT consulting for temperature control
Establish strategies and guidelines for increasing availability of services for drug users not reached by existing services_BAR_ Ongoing_BAR_ MS_BAR_ Idem_BAR.
This emphasizes the Managing partners of telematics specialist idem GmbH, Pete Jendras,
Improve access to and coverage of rehabilitation and social reintegration programmes_BAR_ Ongoing_BAR_ MS_BAR_ Idem_BAR.
Together with relevant system partners, the idem GmbH its service centers
school communities and relevant NGO's._BAR_ 2007_BAR_ MS_BAR_ Idem_BAR.
Idem Transics improved over the sales of his high-quality solutions Trailer TX-Magellan Route,
the mouse click/ idem in Pips/ the mouse click price.
This emphasizes the managing partner of telematics specialist idem GmbH, Pete Jendras,
The idem GmbH- transport solutions was 2004 As an IT consulting for temperature control
The idem GmbH- transport solutions wurde 2004 As an IT consulting for temperature control
Idem GmbH is at the beginning 2012 BPW Bergische axes KG participates as a shareholder and technology partner.
forces the idem GmbH its traditional cooperation with the manufacturer crown.
is easy to understand, according to idem.
punished in criminal proceedings twice for the same offence the ne bis in idem principle.