Examples of using Second plea in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
By the second plea, the applicant calls in question the adequacy of the statement of reasons for the contested decision.
UCB's second plea, alleging incorrect application of the 1996 Leniency Notice.
B- The second plea, alleging infringement of the principle of equal treatment as between tenderers.
B- Second plea in law: the defective nature of the operative part of the contested decision.
By its second plea, Salzgitter accused the Commission of having committed an error in the interpretation of Article 4(c)
The second plea is divided into three parts,
In particular, it is not necessary to examine the second plea, in which the applicants allege that the statement of reasons for the contested decision regarding logistical
By its second plea the Commission argues that,
By its second plea, the appellant claimed infringement of Article 7(1)(b)
The Court of First Instance upheld the second plea(inadequate statement of reasons)
only in support of its second plea, alleging misuse of powers.
OTHERS(CORPO LIVRE) The second plea, alleging infringement of the obligation to state reasons pursuant to Article 73 of Regulation No 40/94.
The Court will consider the impact of that annulment on the calculation of the fine imposed on UCB after it has examined that applicant's second plea see paragraphs 235 to 241 below.
Second plea in law: infringement of the basic regulation,
the judgment under appeal, the Court limited its analysis to the second plea in the action before it, which alleged that the Commission wrongly refused to open the formal investigation procedure provided for in Article 88(2) EC.
In those circumstances, the Court of First Instance held that the first and second pleas in law were well founded
The second plea: infringement of Article 85(1)
In consequence, the Court should consider the appellant's second plea well founded and set aside the judgment under appeal.
It is necessary to consider the first part of the second plea in the light of the principles set out above.
it follows, on that ground alone, that the second plea in law is well founded.