Examples of using A general principle of in English and their translations into Romanian
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discrimination as between tenderers, which is recognised as a general principle of Community 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
Indeed, what is postulated here is not proportionality as a general principle of action by the European Union
to emphasise that, by proclaiming that such a general principle of Community law exists,
it does not constitute a general principle of law in the light of which the lawfulness of a measure adopted by an institution may be assessed.
Fundamental Rights make clear, the right to good administration is based on the case law of the Court of Justice concerning good administration as a general principle of EU law.
from that framework agreement itself that stable employment has been made a general principle of law.
It is regarded as a general principle of Swedish private international law that a provision of foreign law should not be applied if its application would be manifestly incompatible with the fundamentals of the legal system in this country.
not only as a consequence of the economic crisis but also as a general principle of the future cohesion policy,
the right to judicial review is a general principle of law binding Member States
The Court has emphasised the role of equal treatment as a general principle of EU law by stating that"it must be recalled that the principle of equal treatment is a general principle of EU law,
is at the same time a general principle of law recognised by ECJ case-law.
that the principle of proportionality, as a general principle of EU law, must be observed in any event.
which is a general principle of Community law reflected in Article 47 of the EU Charter.
safeguarded in the Community legal system as a general principle of law.
may be regarded as a fundamental right protected by the Community legal order as a general principle of law, the plea of illegality in respect of Article 23.3 of the ECB Rules of Procedure, based on the
TEU, a general principle of EU law resulting both from the constitutional traditions of the Member States
Derogations are, as a general principle of construction, to be interpreted restrictively.
However it is a trademark designed for a general principle of partnership and not for a nal product.
The Commission shall not require recovery of the aid if this would be contrary to a general principle of Community law.