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common law {sostantivo}
common law
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relativo al diritto comune
common {sostantivo}
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common law {sostantivo}
common law
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "common law"
"common law" traduzione italiano
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The Roman-dominated common law and the Nordic legal traditions are incredibly different on a range of crucial points.
People used to a common law system are often anxious that what we are trying to do here is move closer to a codified system which they
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That requires sound and fair inspections, but also a common and global approach.
None of the Baltic States appears on the common list annexed to that regulation.
We must also promote information in relation to the common agricultural policy.
We must continue to look for a common denominator in respect of this cooperation.
The Council then used an approach which I am afraid is becoming all too common.
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However, there should be more common ground between the Commission and the European Parliament in our proposals.
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Logically, this is more common in sports with greater financial resources.
It is the most common, chronic, terminal illness among our older people.
Road traffic accidents are the most common cause of death among children and young people.
However, something quite common unfortunately appearedingratitude.
Breast cancer is the most common cause of death among women between the ages of 35 and 55.
The idea of a common European future, the 'finality ' of Europe, is hazy at present.
I'm an artist and an engineer, which is, increasingly, a more common kind of hybrid.
Breast cancer, Mr President, is the most common cancer in the European Union.
One very common reaction I've heard about 20 times is, "But it was investigated.
That especially applies in view of the fact that flags of convenience are a common phenomenon.
This is, in fact, a reaction to a second common misconception.
Rape is at present the world's most common crime of violence.
A lot of money is spent on infrastructures, and that is a very common error, as I said.
This tends to be more common in sports which have few resources, so that often public opinion does not even realise what has happened.
However, it is a matter of common consensus that democracy in the European Union is necessarily democracy at many levels.
Forced labour is still common practice: recent Amnesty International surveys have shown that approximately 90 % of the population of the...
The lack of such a system would make it a great deal more difficult for the common market to function, and even though the latter is
Therefore a common start to negotiations should be made with all at the same time.
A common problem is certainly the scarcity of properly trained candidates.
We need a common fisheries policy, one policy for all the Member States.
The idea of a common European Union and a common Europe has not yet become a reality for everyone.
It is a common responsibility and common lesson for us all.
I believe that racism and anti-Semitism have one aspect in common with terrorism.
And I think one thing we have in common is a very deep need to express ourselves.
But I think that actually, despite our gaps, we really have a lot in common.
Because Darwin was talking about our distant ancestry, our common ancestry with apes.
Mr President, the three Baltic Republics share certain common characteristics.
The Mediterranean forests are part of the common heritage of all Europeans.
The historic unity of all its peoples was restored in the face of a common destiny.
We all have a common interest in securing a democratic debate prior to the next treaty.
It is in our common interest to find a rapid and common solution.
Firstly, the fact that mental ill health is extremely common.
Why are people not prepared to discuss cooperation and common rules for exports?
In the final analysis, this is about one of the Union’ s common external borders.
There are many common questions: which youngsters are most at risk from drugs?
Of course, the criminal justice system treats them as common old garden criminals.
Fluorescent light is one of common sources contributing to flicker in cameras.
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The common foreign and security policy must be included in the Community Pillar.
Let us just think about what we have in common and what we want to achieve together.
We all know that the only way out of this dilemma is to achieve common, reliable regulation.
What would be in store for us if the Council's common position were not adopted tomorrow?
Mr President, the Community budget is the blood supply to a sustainable common agricultural policy.
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "common law" in Italiano
Mr President, first of all there is a debate over whether the European Union should be discussing things in relation to common standards on procedural law.
Our safeguards against any attempt by the state to interfere in freedoms and rights go back hundreds of years and are protected by common and statute law.
My personal view is that the European Public Prosecutor is just the first step along the road to corpus juris, a body of common law across the continent.
For example, Ireland and Britain have common law systems in operation, but many other European Union states have a civil law structure.
Any member or aspiring member of the EU should already have in place systems to protect their citizens based on their own common law, precedent and legislation.
A very great deal is at stake here, for while war may have its rules, common law for some and codified law for others, the use of anti-personnel mines is not covered by them.
Our future objective must be the creation of common asylum law and clear rules on migration, with the fixing of quotas being reserved to the Member States.
Instead, we must dump a large cold bucket of logic, common sense and international law onto the head of the US Government and bring it to its senses.
In Britain and in Ireland we have a different legal system - the old common law system - to that which pertains in the majority of other Member States.
Supposing a Member State's legislation allowed family reunification based on common law relationships, who would be able to verify the existence of such a relationship, and how?
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