Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To cases where in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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vocational training are limited to cases where such training is carried out in the territory of the Member State concerned.
An ν Member State may extend the provisions of Article 2 to cases where the person to whom the invoice is made out is established in the Member State in which the customs value is declared.
The customs authorities may extend the provisions of paragraph 2 to cases where the person to whom the invoice is made out is established in the Member State in which the customs value is declared.
This is a very important provision which particularly refers to cases where timely information
Particular attention is given in this respect to cases where vulnerable asylum seekers are detained;
This can lead to cases where some Member States admit immigrants who then of course find their way onto the internal labour market as a whole,
I definitely support the idea that a solution must be found to cases where a producer has already started to replace the cages, but will presumably not
The presence of the staff concerned on Commission premises must be strictly limited to cases where it is physically impossible for the work to be performed elsewhere”Section III C 3 a of the Code.
The proposed amendment extends this duty of the employer to cases where a woman is dismissed within six months of the end of her maternity leave,
To cases where pelts and goods manufactured therefrom are being reintroduced into the Community following an outward processing procedure
The consultation mechanisms have been considerably strengthened by extending them in particular to cases where differences of interpretation of the texts arise in the implementation of the Convention.
Adoption of good practices' refers to cases where, due to the project,
Member States may extend the provisions of paragraph 2 to cases where the person to whom the invoice is made out is established in the Member State in which the customs value is declared.
That possibility should be extended to cases where a document showing entitlement to a favourable tariff treatment by reason of the nature of goods is produced after clearance.
At present, its applications appear to be limited to cases where it is necessary to eliminate all mist entirely particularly development work for a single face.
This refers to cases where the homes are not completed by the developer
the Council of Ministers to limit criminal sanctions to cases where the infringement was done to fund organised crime
export duties to cases where such payment is justified
by not applying these provisions to cases where the State acts in an entrepreneurial capacity,
Any other arrangement, by not applying these provisions to cases where the State acts in an entrepreneurial capacity,