Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Measures in question in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Council also asked the Commission to keep it regularly informed about the measures in question.
the Commission shall decide whether the implementation of the measures in question should be authorised
The Commission invited interested parties to submit their comments on the measures in question.
The Commission has not held the necessary evidence to conclude whether the measures in question could be exempted under Articles 92(3)(a)
Although the measures in question apply to companies in all sectors of activity,
the Commission shall decide whether to authorise the implementation of the measures in question and the duration of that authorisation.
The measures in question, which were mainly contained in the distribution contracts,
The Court pointed out that certain restrictions can be justified by the protection of public health and considered the measures in question to be necessary and appropriate for the purpose of achieving that objective.
Member States must assume the responsibility for finding an alternative source of financing the measures in question.
public order requires that the measures in question must necessarily be implemented through the prior control of television broadcasts;
the likelihood of continuation of dumping, should the measures in question be removed, was examined.
The European Parliament, acting by a majority of its component members within four months from the forwarding of the proposal, may oppose the adoption of the measures in question, justifying their opposition by indicating that.
Expenditure under the programme adopted by the Member State shall be eligible under this Regulation only if the measures in question are not covered by any other Community financing.
However, I consider the arguments put forward against the adoption of the measures in question, by which I mean protectionism for the benefit of the industry
2and also of the limited scope of the measures in question.
could bring a partial evaluation of the measures in question.
If, for the purposes of a provisional assessment, that information enabled the Commission to take the view that the measures in question probably constituted existing aid,
the Member State may make an additional financial contribution equal at most to 50% of the Community financing for each of the measures in question.
that intrusions can be justified if the measures in question prove really necessary,