Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Court held in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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On 26 October 1992, the Court held a formal sitting following the death on 24August 1992 of Andreas Donner,
In Eurowings the Court held that a Member State could not impose higher taxation on the leasing of equipment from another Member State compensating for the lower tax rates imposed on the lessor in that State18.
In the context of study visits, the court held the traditional judicial meeting(6 and7 June)
In its judgment, the Court held that the determination of compliance with the principle of subsidiarity should be made for the Directive as a whole,
paragraph 56, the Court held that a need for sound financial management of a pension scheme could not be invoked to support the need for higher actuarial values for women.
On that basis the Court held that, in the case before it, the function of ex post facto review exercised by the Corte dei Conti essentially entailed assessing
In 1994 the Court held two formal sittings:
Given the nature of the information, the court held that, by publishing Mrs. Coste's story,
In Case 302/86 Commission ν Denmark[1988] ECR 4607, paragraph 9, the Court held that protection of the environment is an imperative requirement which may limit the application of Article 30 of the Treaty.
Judge John L. Murray, the Court held a formal sitting on 7 October 1991.
The Court held that the agreements, which hindered parallel trade,
The Court held that the manufacturer's taxable amount is equal to the selling price charged by the manufacturer,
The Court held that the Stichting and Sociëteit had failed to establish that it was difficult for competitors to gain access to the market
The Court held that'feta' was now widely accepted as the name of a product which has been legally made for a long time in several EU Member States, other than Greece.
The Court held that the right of residence for the Community citizens' spouses who are third‑country nationals is conferred directly by Community rules
The Court held that, in view of the replies given concerning the scope of the Agreement, it was unnecessary to reply to the question whether
The Court held that the characteristics of the Belgian market were not such as to call into question the assessment made in relation to the British market.
The Court held that it is therefore possible to impose both types of penalty at the same time,
The Court held that the German legislature may, in principle, make partial application
The Court held that the system of levies