Traduction de «De facto application » (Anglais → Français) :

provisional application [ de facto application ]

de facto applicant

corporation de facto corporation de facto | de facto corporation de facto corporation

de facto separated | separated de facto | separated in fact

common-law marriage | common law marriage | common law relationship | common law union | common-law union | de facto union | de facto relationship

de facto separation | separation de facto | separation in fact

de facto corporation [ corporation de facto ]

de facto care | de facto custody

de facto insolvency | insolvency de facto

administer award applications | regulate grant applications | administer grant applications | manage grant applications

Common Technical Measures – contains common rules currently contained in all of the primary technical measures regulations but applicable to all sea basins and considered as de facto permanent as there is no need or justification for changing them.

As regards the Commission's argument that the scope for public authorities to adjust refunds seems to point to discretionary treatment of economic operators that goes beyond the simple management of tax revenue by reference to objective criteria, which, in the Court of Justice's view, may mean that the individual application of a general measure takes on the features of a selective measure , the French authorities underline that a general measure covering all producers was introduced starting in the 2009-2010 marketing year in view of the end of the milk quota system and that the refund threshold of 1 % or 2 % is not discriminatory, beca ...[+++]use it applies to all milk producers on the basis of the quantity in excess of the individual quota, which de facto means a reduction of the tax applied.

Principle 1: the existence of an appropriate and effective constitutional statutory/legal framework and of de facto application provisions in this framework;

In his application initiating proceedings, the applicant claims that the Tribunal, before ruling and by way of measures of organisation of procedure, should order the European Commission to produce the relevant documents in order to enable him to assess whether there was any manifest de facto or de jure error of assessment in the evaluation of his performance, and in particular to produce the test paper for the case study on which he was examined, together with his corrected answers.