These reasons are considered in the order of importance by the , starting from whether you have a family member present in that Dublin country; whether you now or in the past have had a visa or a residence permit issued by a Dublin country; or whether you have travelled to, or through, another Dublin country, either legally or irregularly.

This Directive should not apply to certain credit agreements where the creditor contributes a lump sum, periodic payments or other forms of credit disbursement in return for a sum deriving from the sale of an immovable property and whose primary objective is to facilitate consumption, such as equity release products or other equivalent specialised products.

PLANT HEALTH INCLUDES

National reference laboratories are not prescribed by Plant Health .

ANIMAL HEALTH INCLUDES

For the purpose of completing the national control plan, the descriptions of the organisation and management of official controls may be provided under the headings of feed and food , animal health, animal welfare and plant health .

Any future agreement or modification of existing agreements shall take into account EU and, in particular, this TSI.

But the question is not whether French law is unequivocal on this matter, but whether there is any basis in private law for concluding that there exists a unilateral commitment in circumstances such as those of the present case.

The actuary JWA hired by the French Government considered that this rate seemed high since, after subtracting an inflation rate in the order of 2 %, a net discount rate of 5 % remained, ‘a value to be compared, for example, to the maximum value of 3,5 % authorised under the French for the discounted cash flow of annuities’.

nowhere does French give the creditors of La Poste to understand that La Poste could face, for good, a situation in which it had a shortage of funds,

nowhere does French give the creditors of IFP to understand that IFP could face, for good, a situation in which it had a shortage of funds;

French does not recognise an implicit guarantee: any guarantee provided by the State must be in a law.

French keeps to the principle of personal liability set out in Article 1382 of the Civil Code [125].

For that matter, this is not disputed by the French authorities, which explain that the various operations for the transfer of the activities of Sernam SA to Financière Sernam do not constitute a sale as French does not permit them to carry out a sale which would have led to this result.

Contrary to the French authorities’ affirmation, the Commission is able to conclude that French does acknowledge the existence of implied guarantees, and in particular the existence of a State guarantee deriving from the status of publicly owned establishment.

Contrary to the French authorities’ affirmation, French does acknowledge the existence of implied guarantees, and in particular the existence of a state guarantee deriving from the status of publicly owned establishment

If the Delivery-versus-Payment (DvP) volume settled in non-euro currencies in T2S represents at least 40 % of the DvP volume settled in euro, participating non-euro area central banks may propose the Deputy Chairperson.

Since no reply was received to their questions within the further period allowed, on 12 April 2005 the Commission services sent the Portuguese authorities another official reminder, drawing the latter’s attention once again to the fact that, should they fail to reply within the 4-week period allowed for this purpose, the Commission services reserved the to propose that the Commission send an information injunction, pursuant to Article 10(3) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999.

Since no reply was received within the 4-week period allowed in the last letter mentioned above, on 19 December 2003 the Commission services sent the Portuguese authorities an official reminder, stipulating that, should the latter fail to reply, the Commission services reserved the to propose that the Commission send an information injunction, pursuant to Article 10(3) of Council Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 of 22 March 1999 laying down detailed rules for the application of Article 93 of the EC Treaty [2] (now Article 108 TFEU).

On 13 September 2010, the Council adopted Decision 2010/570/EU, Euratom appointing the members of the European Economic and Social Committee for the period from 21 September 2010 to 20 September 2015 [1], except for one Romanian member, whom the Romanian authorities reserved the to nominate at a later stage.