Traduction de «caractère illégal » (Français → Anglais) :

line feed | LF | linefeed | line feed character | new line character | newline character | new line | newline | line break character | line break

serif type | serif face

invisible character | non-print character | non-printable character | non-printing character | non-printing symbol | whitespace character

expanded character | extended character

moonlighting [ clandestine employment | illegal employment | illegal work | undeclared employment | undeclared work ]

optical character recognition [ OCR | optical reading | Pattern recognition(ECLAS) ]

illegal abortion

In response to these revelations, the EU amended the Market Abuse legislation, to clarify that manipulation of benchmarks is illegal and to bring such conduct into the remit of criminal law.

4. Acknowledges, however, that the lack of reliable, accurate and comparable data among countries, owing mainly to the illegal and often invisible nature of prostitution and trafficking, keeps the prostitution market opaque and hinders political decision-making, which means that all figures are based solely on estimates;

17. Considers that if private individuals who have bought property in Spain in the knowledge of the likely illegality of the transaction concerned can be obliged to bear the costs of their risk-taking, this must apply by analogy a fortiori to professionals in the field; considers therefore that developers who have entered into contracts the unlawfulness of which they should have known about ought not to be entitled to compensation for plans that are abandoned due to non-compliance with national and European law, and should not have any automatic right of to recover payments already made to municipalities when these have been made in the ...[+++] knowledge of the likely illegality of the contract entered into;

17. Considers that if private individuals who have bought property in Spain in the knowledge of the likely illegality of the transaction concerned can be obliged to bear the costs of their risk-taking, this must apply by analogy a fortiori to professionals in the field; considers therefore that developers who have entered into contracts the unlawfulness of which they should have known about ought not to be entitled to compensation for plans that are abandoned due to non-compliance with national and European law, and should not have any automatic right of to recover payments already made to municipalities when these have been made in the ...[+++] knowledge of the likely illegality of the contract entered into;