Betekenis van:
matter of law

matter of law
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a disputed legal contention that is generally left for a judge to decide

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    Hyperoniemen

    Werkwoord

    matter of law
    een vervoeging van matter

    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. The appointment of the legal counsellor and related issues are a matter of national law.
    2. Tackling vehicle crime is a matter for the law enforcement agencies of the Member States.
    3. Whether an administrative act is legally binding is a matter of national law.
    4. Liability regarding the environmental consequences of accidents and incidents is a matter for relevant national law and, where applicable, other relevant Union law.
    5. Exercising such national functions is a matter for national law which falls outside the scope of the internal investigations of the Office.
    6. The draft specific measure shall take into account the opinion of the Authority, relevant provisions of Community law and other legitimate factors relevant to the matter under consideration.
    7. The Decision shall take into account the opinion of the Authority, relevant provisions of Community law, and other legitimate factors relevant to the matter under consideration.
    8. The manner in which a Member State gives effect to EU law is purely matter of the internal division of competences within the State.
    9. In this context, “polluter” refers to the person liable under the law applicable in each Member State, without prejudice to the adoption of Community rules in the matter.
    10. This block has been pre-printed to indicate that cross-border movement is permitted to any country accepting this certificate as a matter of national law.
    11. Achieving such an effective, uniform and efficient application of Community law is a matter for the Community, acting in partnership with the Member States.
    12. In so far as these acts are punishable under criminal law, the matter is in the hands of the Berlin judicial authorities.
    13. In this context, “polluter” refers to the person liable under the law applicable in each EFTA State, without prejudice to the adoption of Community rules in the matter.
    14. For any matter not covered by this Regulation or by other acts of Community law, the law of the State where the seat of the IMI Joint Undertaking is located shall apply.
    15. For any matter not covered by this Regulation or by other acts of Community law, the law of the State where the seat of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking is located shall apply.