Examples of using Time-limit in English and their translations into Romanian
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Member States may extend that time-limit of eight months by a period of not more than four months,
The time-limit for access to the labour market should therefore be reduced from no later than nine months to no later than six months from the lodging of the application.
However, if those applications are submitted within six months following this time-limit, the provisions of the first subparagraph of Article 50(2) shall apply.
The time-limit for the administrative procedure starts to run from the moment an application is lodged.
On 8 June 2019, after the expiry of the three-month constitutional time-limit, a number of 61 MPs convened in a sitting
The determining authority may extend that time-limit of six months by a period of not more than three months, where.
The time-limit for the border procedure remains set at four weeks as in the Asylum Procedures Directive(Article 41(2)).
After requesting an extension of the time-limit, which the Commission granted,
detention in such a centre was not subject to any time-limit.
Time-limit of 60 days for the approval of reports
Member States shall, at the request of the Commission, send it the necessary information for drawing up its report not later than nine months before that time-limit expires.
the Commission proposes extending this time-limit to three years.
Under Article 18 of the Directive, the time-limit for implementation by the Member States ended on 2 December 2003.
The national court asks the Court of Justice whether the directive precludes the one-month time-limit laid down for by Spanish law.
The vote in plenary must take place within this time-limit and no later than the end of the fourth month.
The time-limit for the transposition of the directive into domestic law expired on 16 July 2009.
The Court must now decide whether it wishes to maintain the same approach for situations which arose after the expiry of the time-limit for the transposition of Directive 2000/78.
In this case, the time-limit is extended
However, also in this case, the time-limit for examining an application should not be longer than 15 months(Article 34(5)).
The written notification shall specify the possible redress procedures available and the time-limit for taking action.