Examples of using Fourth question in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
second questions in Cases C-20/00 and C-64/00 and the fourth question in Case C-64/00.
third questions, there is no need to answer the fourth question.
In its fourth question, however, the national court asks the Court whether it is possible for a Member State to apply Article 7 ofthat directive only to certain undertakings.
By its fourth question the referring court seeks to ascertain whether Community law precludes a Member State from requiring nationals of other Member States to produce a formal residence permit
The fourth question is: does the Commission consider that its handling of this matter stands as a good example of best practice in terms of prior consultation
Regarding Mr Karas' fourth question, let me confirm that the results of the study on the consequences of the new framework on the European economy- especially SMEs- will be available in due time to inform the EU legislature.
In addition, the Danish Government submits that the answer to the fourth question leaves no scope for reasonable doubt,
Fourth question: Concerning cooperation among national enforcement authorities,
The Bundesgerichtshofs fourth question must be construed as seeking to ascertain whether a judgment ordering payment of contractual consideration,
By its fourth question, the national court asks, in essence,
Therefore, the answer to the fourth question is that Article 3(1)
The fourth question, which relates solely to the situation of Mr Dereci,
Fourth question: does the Union intend- do we the democratically legitimised Chamber intend- to adopt qualitative indicators for measuring
By its fourth question, the national court seeks to ascertain whether a heavier contributions burden on a worker who transfers his residence from one Member State to another
In the present case, the referring court expresses doubt concerning the interpretation of the concept of‘disability' within the meaning of Directive 2000/78, and, by its fourth question, seeks to know whether such a concept applies to an obese worker who has been dismissed.
In the light of those considerations, I propose that the answer to the fourth question should be that the prohibition imposed on the members of a selective distribution system,
By its fourth question, the Court of Session asks to what extent the national court, which must determine
In the light of the foregoing, the answer to the fourth question is that Article 6 of Directive 93/98 must be interpreted as meaning that a portrait photograph can,
The first, second and fourth questions.
The second and fourth questions.