Traduction de «Percevoir le sens d'un message » (Français → Anglais) :

Is applicable EU law, in particular Article 1(1)(a) of Council Directive 98/59/EC of 20 July 1998 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to collective redundancies, to be interpreted as making it mandatory that in carrying out the calculation provided for by that provision for the number of affected workers it is necessary to regard as workers persons who are not remunerated by the employer but are given financial support and are recognised by the competent public authority having responsibility for employment support, who actually perform work in order to acquire or improve skills or to complete vocational traini ...[+++]ng (‘trainees’), or are Member States permitted to lay down national legislative provisions or practices as regards them?

At that moment, the GOI is liable to forego the customs duties, which constitutes a financial contribution within the meaning of Article 3(1)(a)(ii) of the basic Regulation.

These include in particular the replacement of structured and hierarchical groups by semi-autonomous cells or lone actors and the increased use of the internet to inspire, mobilise, instruct and train local terrorist networks and individuals.[9] The provisions in place to implement FD 2002 were considered insufficient in that conduct such as disseminating messages of public provocation which did not actually incite a particular person to commit a terrorist offence, disseminating messages encouraging people to become terrorists without reference to a specific terrorist offence, or disseminating on the internet terrorist expertise not aime ...[+++]d at supporting the activities of a specific terrorist group, were not necessarily criminalised.

Where a passenger car is permanently moved within the meaning of Article 3(3) to the territory of a Member State, which has maintained registration taxes, that Member State shall calculate registration taxes in accordance with Article 12.

In its ruling of 13 July 2004, the Court found that indirect television advertising of alcoholic beverages resulting from hoardings visible during the retransmission of sporting events does not constitute a separate broadcast announcement in order to promote goods or services within the meaning of the Directive.

Whereas questions affecting observance of the guarantees given have been discussed in detail with the competent authorities of each of these third countries ; whereas, following these discussions, it may be assumed that they are in a position to abide by their guarantees ; whereas consequently there is no need to levy a countervailing charge on imports of certain wines originating in and coming from Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia or Turkey ; whereas Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2223/70 1 waiving the countervailing duty on imports of certain wines originating in and coming from certain third countries, as last amended by Regulation (EEC) ...[+++]No 2436/71, 2 should be supplemented accordingly;