Examples of using In the territory of the member state concerned in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Member States shall ensure that payment service providers provide a switching service as described in Article 10 between payment accounts held in the same currency to any consumer who opens or holds a payment account with a payment service provider located in the territory of the Member State concerned.
purchase of a dwelling for personal occupation- Dwelling required to be situated in the territory of the Member State concerned).
Member States may require, in accordance with national law, a written undertaking from the research organisation that, in the event that a researcher remains illegally in the territory of the Member State concerned, that research organisation is responsible for reimbursing the costs related to the stay
Member States may require, in accordance with national legislation, a written undertaking of the research organisation that in cases where a researcher remains illegally in the territory of the Member State concerned, the said organisation is responsible for reimbursing the costs related to his/her stay
is based on the principle that host Member States may, in accordance with their national law, grant national protection which includes rights enabling persons excluded from refugee status under Article 12(2) of the directive to remain in the territory of the Member State concerned.
purchase of a dwelling for personal occupation- Dwelling required to be situated in the territory of the Member State concerned).
That legislation grants exclusive rights to a collecting society such as OSA as regards the management of copyright relating to a certain category of works in the territory of the Member State concerned, thereby preventing other undertakings from exercising the economic activity in question in the same territory(see, to that effect, Case C‑475/99 Ambulanz Glöckner[2001]
third-country nationals legally resident in the territory of the Member State concerned on other grounds and nationals of that Member State,
Indeed, it seems to me that it may be accepted that the court of a Member State that is hypothetically not competent to deal with the substance of the case can declare itself competent to authorise a provisional measure based on Article 31 of Regulation No 44/2001 only in so far as that measure has an effect in the territory of the Member State concerned and can be enforced there.
against his conviction and imprisonment for the offence of being present in the territory of the Member State concerned(the Netherlands), knowing that he had been declared an undesirable third-country national against whom a decision had been taken requiring him to leave the national territory
third-country nationals legally resident in the territory of the Member State concerned on grounds that are not humanitarian
1 July 1982 or on the date of implementation of the implementing Regulation in the territory of the Member State concerned, in accordance with the Regulation.
That the education establishment, or, insofar as provided for by national law, a third party accepts responsibility for the third-country national throughout the stay in the territory of the Member State concerned, in particular as regards study costs;
vocational training are limited to cases where such training is carried out in the territory of the Member State concerned.
when he/she is already legally resident in the territory of the Member State concerned.
which must be valid for as long as they are authorised to remain in the territory of the Member State concerned or at the border thereof.
other entities responsible for the application of security standards that are located in the territory of the Member State concerned shall be regularly monitored by,
which must be valid for as long as they are authorised to remain in the territory of the Member State concerned or at the border thereof.
that the host entity accepts responsibility for the third-country national throughout the stay in the territory of the Member State concerned, in particular as regards subsistence and accommodation costs;
This proposal defines the scope of FTT by reference to financial transactions to which a financial institution established in the territory of the Member State concerned is party(acting either for its own account