Fri. July 25, 2008
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EurActiv
July 25, 2008
On its side, the European Court of Justice ruled in January that internet providers cannot be obliged to release customers' personal data during civil legal ...
Hostelbookers.com
July 25, 2008
When
the US introduced its rules in 2006, the
European Court of Justice ruled that the requirement for European
airlines to comply was not founded on an ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
July 25, 2008
AP BRUSSELS,
Belgium (AP) - An
EU Court of Justice ruling says Irish laws that ban spouses of
EU citizens from living in the country unless they have lived ...
Xinhua
July 25, 2008
"A similar decision on a possible return of remaining ambassadors will not be made until the
International Court Of Justice (ICJ) has given its consultative ...
Irish Times
July 25, 2008
However, the
European Court of Justice ruled today that these laws are contrary to an
EU Directive on freedom of movement. The
immigrant Council of
Ireland ...
BBC News
July 25, 2008
The
European Court of Justice had studied the cases of four non-
EU nationals married to Irish citizens. It said the Irish refusal of residence permits ...
Irish Times
July 25, 2008
The ruling delivered this morning by the
European Court of Justice said Irish laws, requiring a spouse from a outside the
EU to have lived in another member ...
Reuters
July 25, 2008
... up an action plan with short-term measures such as traffic bans to curb pollution was turned down and he took his case to the European Court of Justice. ...
Reuters South Africa
July 25, 2008
The
European Court of Justice ruled in favour of four African men who married
EU citizens in
Ireland but were later refused a permit to stay in that country ...
Belfast Telegraph
July 25, 2008
The
European Court of Justice has ruled that Irish laws restricting residency rights for third-country nationals married to
EU citizens are illegal. ...
EurActiv
July 24, 2008
... down last week by the
European Court of Justice (
EUrActiv 18/07/08).
Spain's Finance Minister Pedro Solbes reacted to the ruling by calling on the EU to ...
Hürriyet
July 24, 2008
... well with the
European Union understanding of governance and individual rights - as was demonstrated in the decision of the
European Court of Justice ...
TheDay
July 24, 2008
HealthTech Wire (press release)
July 24, 2008
The intention is to provide legal certainty for patients, Member States and
healthcare providers, following a series of
European Court of Justice rulings on ...
Economist
July 24, 2008
Forbes
July 24, 2008
FRANKFURT (Thomson Financial) - BASF (
nyse: BF - news - people ) SE. said it is taking the
European Commission to the
EU Court of Justice, accusing it of ...
B92
July 24, 2008
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
July 24, 2008
AP
Paris (AP) -
Serbia's foreign minister wants his country to become an official
EU membership candidate this year and is ready to resume full diplomatic ...
istockAnalyst.com
July 24, 2008
The proposal that at its meeting on Thursday [23 July] the government decides to return our ambassadors to the
EU member- states that have recognized the ...
Bloomberg
July 23, 2008
PRESS TV
July 23, 2008
guardian.co.uk
July 23, 2008
Monsters and Critics.com
July 23, 2008
'The leadership of the country with President
Boris Tadic at the top is really determined to cooperate with the court of justice,' Goencz told the Hungarian ...
RedOrbit
July 23, 2008
The
European Commission brought the case to the
European Court of Justice, which ruled against
France.90 However, France refused to comply with the ruling ...
Monsters and Critics.com
July 23, 2008
He also criticized the work of the ICTY, claiming the UN
war crimes Tribunal was not a court of justice, but rather a political institution. ...
CricInfo.com
July 23, 2008
... Maros Kolpak, won a ruling from the
European Court of Justice which allowed him to play professionally in
Germany without be classed as a foreigner. ...
Independent
July 22, 2008
East Anglian Daily Times
July 22, 2008
Times Online
July 21, 2008
The
EUropean nations will progressively transfer power to the EU and the
European Court of Justice, just as the individual states transferred their ...
