Examples of using Third countries may in English and their translations into Slovak
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concerning building projects relating to Union delegations or offices in third countries may be submitted jointly with the building project pursuant to Article 258(3).
As hybrid entity mismatches involving third countries may lead to a double deduction
Accordingly, considering that hybrid financial instrument mismatches involving third countries may also lead to a deduction without inclusion,
we are willing to inform Russia of all incidents relating to the Eastern Partnership and reiterate that third countries may, on a case-by-case basis, be entitled to take part, in accordance with the joint declaration in Prague of May 2009.
The Court acknowledges that the liberalisation of the movement of capital with third countries may pursue objectives other than that of establishing the internal market,
of the Financial Regulation concerning building projects relating to Union delegations or offices in third countries may be submitted jointly with the building project pursuant to Article 203(5) of the Financial Regulation.
Natural persons resident in third countries and legal entities established in third countries may deal with EU classified information regarding the programmes only where they are subject,
legal persons established in third countries may deal with European Union classified information regarding the Programme only where they are subject, in those countries,
situated in third countries, the resolution authorities of those third countries may also be invited to participate, as observers, in the resolution college, on request of
legal persons established in third countries may deal with EU classified information regarding the Galileo
legal entities established in third countries may deal with Union classified information regarding the programmes only where they are subject,
legal persons established in non-associated third countries may deal with EU classified information regarding the Fund only where they are subject,
the Commission found that bilateral air service agreements concluded between Member States and third countries may infringe Articles 10
the Commission found that bilateral air service agreements concluded between Member States and third countries may infringe Articles 10
CCPs and trading venues established in third countries may only request a licence
A CCP established in a third country may provide clearing services to clearing members
All certified facilities located in a third country may be inspected by the European Commission
Controllers or processors in a third country may also provide appropriate safeguards for personal data transfers to third countries or international organisations.
According to global trade rules, imports of food products from third countries might be suspended if they present a serious threat to animal or public health.
A CCP established in a third country may provide clearing services to entities established in the Union only where that CCP is recognised by ESMA.