Sentences with phrase «european laws»

Take a recent job that entailed producing marketable Dutch jurisprudence information within the guidelines of European laws, which prohibit the disclosure of any information that could identify the parties involved.

The solvent is illegal in pesticides sold in Europe — but here comes the hitch: European laws do not allow customs agents to seize the fake pesticides because pesticides are not covered by counterfeiting laws.

To meet European laws governing the size of exposed components several changes became necessary including a modified hood and a retractable Flying Lady mascot; obeying emission legislation in Japan as well as in the United States had resulted in fuel injection been fitted.

Thanks to European laws that tax cars heavily with big - displacement engines, a Mustang V8 may sell there for $ 100,000 or more.

The CNB - CSIC animal facility has undergone all the relevant inspections and provides all relevant data on animal experimentation to the Spanish authorities, as stipulated by Spanish and European laws.

The experiment was performed according to Dutch and European laws.

He knows the minutae of European laws and procedures.

Michael Fallon, the business minister, has promised to cut red tape with «no more gold - plating» of European laws

Michael Fallon, the business minister, has promised to cut red tape with «no more gold - plating» of European laws - Telegraph

The move will allow MPs and British judges to override unpopular European laws in the same way that Germany's judges can.

In regards to law making the Scottish Parliament does not need approval from the UK Government when passing Bills on devolved matters only reserved matters and in regards to passing legislation on devolved matters the Scottish Government do not need European consent either unless any of their new laws are in contradiction with existing European laws.

Parliament voted shortly after midnight on Monday to support the EU (Withdrawal) Bill at second reading, which seeks to transfer European laws onto the UK statute book when Britain quits the EU.

This means updating European laws as they are passed, albeit with no say in them, European Court of Justice (ECJ) jurisdiction and, yes, free movement, although May promised a registration system for new EU arrivals similar to that already used in many continental states.

In light of International Women's Day, it was announced that new European laws could make wolf - whistling illegal.

Wolf - whistling could technically be made illegal under European laws set to be signed by David Cameron today.

The safeguards provided by European laws may cease once the UK withdraws from the European Union.

«As rightly observed in the article Overlapping International and European Laws: «Environmental protection has become a fertile source of laws, international, European and national, since the U.N. sponsored the Stockholm Conference of 1972 and its Declaration on, and Action Programme for the Human Environment.

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European laws on who are parents have been slow to adapt to changing societies.

Yet VW has steadfastly denied that its software constituted an illegal «defeat device» as the term is defined under European law.

It's likely that the U.K. would continue to be bound by European law during that period, although it could take a more aggressive stance and repeal the U.K.'s European Communities Act of 1972 immediately, but that would have extremely complex legal consequences and overshadow the separation negotiations.

One major catalyst for the referendum was U.K. citizens» fears that high immigration was fueled by the right to free movement of people throughout the EU, which is entrenched in European law.

The shutdown of the Andromeda botnet, announced on Monday, was engineered by a taskforce coordinated by Europol which included several European law enforcement agencies, the FBI, the German Federal Office for Information Security and agencies from Australia, Belarus, Canada, Montenegro, Singapore and Taiwan.

Another 2011 European law requiring websites to alert visitors to «cookie» trackers that collect data on browsing history has largely turned into a distracting annoyance rather than changing how companies operate.

While some U.S. officials have in recent months raised concerns publicly about the European law, Nielsen is the most senior Trump administration official yet to do so.

The European law, called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is the biggest overhaul of online privacy since the birth of the internet, giving Europeans the right to know what data is stored on them and the right to have it deleted.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) brought up specific potential rules and regulations — the Honest Ads Act, which she and other lawmakers put forth in October to institute new rules on political ads, and the idea of requiring companies to inform users of a data breach within 72 hours, which is in a European law that is about to be instituted.

It was a warning to US companies that they would not evade the reach of European law simply by being located in the US.

At issue is what the relevant European law says should be done — and, more to the point, what should have been done on October 6 2008, when Gordon Brown closed down the UK operations of Icesave, an online subsidiary of Landesbanki, Iceland's second - biggest bank.

Leveraging its Best Friends network of prominent European law firms, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek advised its clients on 53 mergers and acquisitions involving a total of $ 200.9 billion.

Four years after the BHA complained to the European Commission (EC) alleging that UK law breaks European law in allowing widespread discrimination in employment by faith schools, and two years after the EC took the matter up as the subject of a formal investigation, the Commission has decided that there is no breach of current legislation.

Fabien earned his Master's Degree in European Law, and has worked as a lawyer in the insurance industry in Paris, as well as in the communication department of a non-profit organization.

Although the European law permits forward facing at any age it's unusual to see children under age three forward facing in Sweden.

Kenneth Armstrong, professor of European Law at Cambridge University, says this is the «dominant legal opinion» on the subject and the authors of the Article are in agreement.

When eastern nations joined in 2004 and 2007 (and when Croatia arrived late in 2013), the EU made certain demands of the new joinees to bring them into line with European law.

According to European law, we leave two years after the Article 50 notification.

Here are some facts about it: it writes European law and you can not vote it out of power.

If that is not possible, it is to be dis - applied to the extent required for consistency with European law.

Four years after the British Humanist Association (BHA) complained to the European Commission (EC) alleging that UK law breaks European law in allowing widespread discrimination in employment by «faith» schools, and two years after the Commission took the matter up as the subject of a formal investigation, the Commission has decided that there is in fact no breach of the relevant legislation.

The government conceded that some parts of the IPAct including the lack of independent oversight and broad purposes for data retention are inconsistent with European law.

These rulings confirmed that some of the features of the DRIPA contravened principles of European law.

The Church of England claims that European law may force religious organisations to recognise same - sex marriage if the state does so.

It also seemed to be contrary to the government's principle of consulting «only on issues that are genuinely undecided,» which was not the case, as the Court had already ruled that some surveillance practices found in the IPAct were inconsistent with European law.

Business Secretary Vince Cable has admitted European law means it would be «quite tricky» for the Government to block Pfizer's bid for AstraZeneca.

Suddenly, a lot of the equalities legislation that was guaranteed by European law could now be open for revision — «under cover» of Brexit if not directly as part of it.

But the bit on age discrimination was European law.

Here the Aarhus Convention still offers some protection, but ultimate Europhile Grayling, who must hate being thwarted by European law, is likely to look for ways to restrict this as well.

Rights at work in European law are often implemented through directives — member states are usually obliged to put them through as secondary legislation.

Jean - Claude Piris, who has worked for many years in the highest echelons of European law - making and treaty formulation, is far more qualified than your blogger to evaluate the various implications of a formalisation of the currently observable divergence in paths of the European centre and its periphery.

It was the 13th defeat peers have inflicted on the landmark legislation, which seeks to transfer European law onto the UK statute book on Brexit day.