Examples of using First two questions in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
In this case, the first two questions contain a request for an interpretation of Article 9 of Directive 98/5 for the purpose of enabling the referring court to determine the compatibility with that article of the appeal procedure established by Luxembourg law.
I invite the Court to reply jointly to the first two questions submitted by the Bayerisches Verwaltungsgericht Munchen,
the Slovak Government nevertheless considers that the first two questions asked by the referring court are admissible.
It asks its third question only in the event that the first two questions should be answered in the negative,
In its first two questions the national court refers to the interpretation of the provisions of primary law,
In the light of what I have put forward in my proposed answers to the first two questions, as regards the interaction between the Montreal Convention
If the first two questions are answered in the affirmative, that legislation precluded,
which is liable to prevent the Court from providing a useful answer to the national court as regards the first two questions.
the Commission regarding the principal issue raised by the first two questions of the national court,
If the first two questions are answered in the negative, the referring court asks the Court of Justice of the European Union
The first two question the infallibility and certitude of these acts.
The first two questions.
Focus on the first two questions, more than anything.
By the first two questions, which can be examined together,
It follows from the foregoing that the answer to the first two questions referred must be as follows.
I believe that, in view of their close connection, the first two questions should be examined together.
The German Government contends, as its primary argument, that the first two questions asked by the referring court are inadmissible.
However, the referring court seeks to obtain, by means of its first two questions, an assessment of whether national procedural provisions comply with Directive 93/13.
The first two questions relate to the requirements for lis pendens to be established for the purposes of Article 27(1)