Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To public order in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Council underlines the importance of an early return to public order in Kyrgyzstan under a democratic government that fully respects the rule of law and human rights.
Is there any threat to public order or act of terrorism in defending human rights?
The domain name is not contrary to public order or morality(e.g. obscene
is contrary to public order or is against a religion
the police does lasting damage to public order, and must be stopped.
Are not likely to be a danger to themselves, to public order or to public safety.
when the agreement is contrary to public order or against the interest of children in family disputes.
It should also be able to check that the person concerned does not constitute an actual threat to public order, domestic security or public health.
Exception: safeguard clause(temporary reintroduction of border checks in the event of a serious threat to public order or national security);
be obtained in particular should a domain name be manifestly contrary to public order.
You cannot use trademarks that are contrary to morality or to public order.
collective behaviour in relation to public order enforcement.
Days The domain name may not:- be related to public order or morality.
This declaration can be made whenever the law decides that a foreigner forms a'threat to public order, peace or national security.
actual threat to public order or to national security in two groups of cases.
very specific measures relating to public order or administrative policy,
Article 7 of the Commission' s proposal on the threat to public order is clear
The Council stressed the importance of an early return to public order in Kyrgyzstan, with constitutional reform
However, the concept of"threat to public order" used when applying this measure must be that of Directive 64/221 as interpreted by the Court of Justice28.
present threat to public order or to national security and safety, taken in the following cases.