Traduction de «Interprétation de tribunal » (Français → Anglais) :

court interpreting [ courtroom interpreting | legal interpretation ]

Veterans Review and Appeal Board Interpretations

language interpretation agency director | language translation agency manager | interpretation agency manager | language interpretation agency supervisor

Solicitors court allowance

Federal Supreme Court Regulations of 11 September 2006 on the Oversight of the Federal Criminal Court, Federal Administrative Court and Federal Patent Court | Federal Supreme Court Oversight Regulations [ FSCOR ]

construct and interpret pedigree charts | interpret pedigree diagram | analyse pedigree chart | interpret pedigree charts

Biopsy interpretation

conduct and interpret EMGs | interpret nerve conduction tests | interpret electromyograms | interpret EMG

Lastly, it is alleged that the General Court erred in its interpretation regarding the absence of ‘existing aid’, thereby infringing Articles 1, 14 and 15 of Regulation 659/1999 (1) It cannot be denied that the succession of rules in force represents a continuous reduction in social security contributions over a period of several decades.

By their sixth ground of appeal, the appellants submit that the General Court erred in law when it ruled, in paragraphs 100 and 103 and also in paragraphs 108 and 110, that the consistency of the restrictive measures adopted by the European Union with the principles of legal certainty and of foreseeability of the law, from which it follows that those measures must be clear and precise, is to be verified in the light of the rules of the case-law as to the uniform interpretation of acts of the European Union, which require that those acts be interpreted and applied in the light of the versions existing in the other official languages.

First, the Commission argues that the General Court could not legally draw the conclusion that the Council had breached Article 13(1) of the Basic anti-dumping Regulation (2), because such a conclusion is based on an incorrect interpretation of the relevant recital of the contested Regulation and on an incorrect interpretation of Article 13(1) of the Basic anti-dumping Regulation.

If, for specific reasons (for example, if the Tribunal has summoned, to give evidence, a person who cannot express himself in the language of the case), one of the parties considers it essential that interpreters be present, for the whole hearing or for specific purposes, a reasoned request to that effect must be sent to the Tribunal as soon as the notice to attend the hearing is received, so that arrangements can be made for interpreters to be present.