Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Second member state in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Evidently, in both cases mentioned above, the readmission mechanism cannot apply where a transfer of responsibility of the protection of the person concerned has taken place between the first and second Member State in accordance with their obligations under international instruments.
Where the conditions required for the entitlement to benefit under the legislation of the second Member State are no longer satisfied the first Member State shall pay instead of the supplement the full amount of the benefits, which are still due under the legislation of the lastmentioned State. .
The competent Institution or institutions of the second Member State shall inform the competent institution of the first Member State immediately of the date on which the right is acquired under the legislation applied by these institutions and also of the nature
However, the file shall be closed only if the coordinating office of the first Member State receives a discharge from the coordinating office of the second Member State indicating that claim proceedings have been initiated in the latter Member State, in accordance with the rules of the ATA Convention.
After expiry of the period referred to in paragraph 5, the institution or institutions of the second Member State shall inform the Institution or institutions of the first Member State of the exact amounts of the benefits which were paid by the institution or institutions of the second Member State in the expired periods.
nickel allergy and a second Member State plans to introduce on its territory a different set of control measures;
The competent institution of the second Member State shall, however, meet the cost
In the cases referred to in paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 4 the competent institution of the first Member State shall award a supplement to the benefits granted under the legislation of the second Member State, equal to the difference between the amount of the benefits actually received under the legislation of the second Member State and the amount of the benefits due under the legislation of the first Member State. .
is not entitled to benefits under the legislation of the second Member State, the competent institution of the first Member State shall be bound to provide benefits under the legislation which it administers,
b the tax authorities of the second Member State not making a corresponding reduction in the taxable profits of the associated enterprise. 2.
17 EC preclude national authorities from refusing to grant an application for a change of surname made on behalf of minor Union citizens with double nationality that would enable them to bear the surname to which they are entitled according to the law and tradition of their second Member State of nationality.
is not entitled to benefits under the legislation of the second Member State, the competent institution of the first Member State shall be bound to provide benefits under the legislation which it administers,
Second Member States should not be allowed to require from EU Blue Card holders any other authorisation than the EU Blue Card issued by the first Member State. .
Second Member States are not allowed to require a work permit
Second Member States should not be allowed to require from EU Blue Card holders engaging in business activities a work permit
be entrusted by the leader of the team with the task of taking certain investigative measures where this has been approved by the competent authorities of the Member State of operation and the seconding Member State.
Where the EU Blue Card is issued by a Member State not applying the Schengen acquis in full, second Member States must allow entry and stay on the basis of the EU Blue Card
In the interests both of the persons concerned and of the first and second Member States, this transitional period should not be excessively long and at the end of the transitional period the long‑term residents should be able to apply for long‑term resident status in the second Member State, entailing withdrawal of long‑term resident status in the Member State in which they originally acquired it.
guarantees set out in the Asylum Procedures Directive apply to applicants who are the subject to procedures pursuant to the Dublin Regulation8 in the second Member States, and underlines that the notion of implicit withdrawal of applications should not be an obstacle for applicants to re-access asylum procedures in the responsible Member State. .
In the second Member State, there is no such duty to inform.