Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Judicial decisions in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This would in fact involve accepting the automatic mutual recognition of judicial decisions freezing certain assets
At the same time the judicial decisions would not resolve the underlying problem of the divergent rules
This will enhance the trust Member States place in each other's judicial decisions and it will allow easier mutual recognition of criminal justice decisions. .
Such a principle affects the Community rules since it enlarges the scope of recognition of judicial decisions.
free circulation of judicial decisions in civil and criminal matters to ensure that justice is ensured across borders;
Member States shall notify the Commission of administrative or judicial decisions, or the main points thereof,
For these purposes, information may be disclosed in public court proceedings or in judicial decisions.
This, incidentally, is the solution recommended by the study done for the Commission on making more efficient the enforcement of judicial decisions within the European Union.10.
Detention conditions can have a direct impact on the smooth functioning of the principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions.
We would also stress the need for the mutual recognition of judicial decisions.
authorities may disclose the information received in public court proceedings or in judicial decisions concerning such taxation.
namely the recognition not only of judicial decisions but also of authentic acts.
The Commission intends to make the principle of the mutual recognition of judicial decisions the keystone of the system.
For these purposes, information may be disclosed in public court proceedings or in judicial decisions.
Legislative measures, administrative measures and judicial decisions concerning the application of this Agreement;
The only long-term guarantee for public services is real European legislation, not judicial decisions, however well-founded they may be.
Unlike the EU arrest warrant system, in which Turkey has no part, there is no implied principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions between the states involved.
On the other hand, I think that the agreement reached on the mutual recognition of judicial decisions, the so-called European arrest warrant, is very important.
The Group recommends that this principle of mutual recognition of judicial decisions should be formally enshrined in the Treaty.
Other proposals concerning the mutual recognition and enforcement of judicial decisions should be envisaged for this reason.