Examples of using A general principle in English and their translations into Romanian
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As a general principle, your provision of any Personal Data hereunder is entirely voluntary;
As a general principle, exchange of organs from/to third countries should be supervised by the Competent Authority.
As a general principle, giving consent
Establish open access to scientific publications as a general principle for all EU funded projects in Horizon 2020.
The administration's liability for the abnormal functioning of authorities is a general principle of EU law,
As a general principle it was EESC's opinion,
As a general principle, the more information you provide, the stronger your
As a general principle of regulation, the public interest- the"public good"- should have primacy over private and business interests.
the Commission wants to extend it as a general principle for any EU funding,
As a general principle, tests must be conducted according to the methods described in Annex V to Directive 67/548/EEC.
The proposal would fall under the exclusive powers of the Community and so as a general principle the subsidiarity principle would not apply.
Indeed, the Court of Justice has recognised the duty of sincere cooperation as a general principle of Community law.
grounds of religion or belief is mandatory as a general principle of EU law.
The provisions of the Private International Law Act introduce, as a general principle, the freedom of choice of law by the parties.
the Court of Justice acknowledged the existence of a principle of non-discrimination on grounds of age which must be regarded as a general principle of European Union law.
Particular care needs to be taken with the statement of reasons for certainprovisions such as: derogations;departures from the general scheme of rules;exceptions to a general principle, such as retroactive provisions;those liable to be prejudicial to certain interested parties;andthose which provide for entry into force on the day of publication.
the referring court is essentially asking whether EU law must be interpreted as laying down a general principle of non-discrimination on grounds of obesity as such as regards employment and occupation.
The Commission points out that the existence of an infringement of Directive 2000/78 or of a general principle of Union law prohibiting discrimination cannot depend on assessments
thus corresponding to a general principle of EU law.
Article 3 refers to accessibility as a general principle of the Convention that should be considered in relation to the enjoyment of the rights