European Union law

European Union laws put the deficit limit at 3 percent.

The focus of the program is on international human rights and European Union law.

European Union law which can be directly enforced by courts in member states is said to have direct effect.

European Union law was the next example of a supranational legal framework.

You later said that such action would be contrary to European Union law.

Our opinion is not the final one when it comes to explanation of European Union law.

However, there appears also to have been a violation of European Union law.

He is a noted scholar in the area of European Union law.

The proposed code is not unique in European Union law.

Under European Union law, a worker must take at least four weeks' holiday per leave year.

It is sometimes known as the principle of state liability in European Union law.

Under European Union law, all 15 member countries are required to make their laws conform to the new rules in 18 months.

European Union law recognises this, as you have laid out, Commissioner.

Maximum harmonisation is a term used in European Union law.

This is the maximum allowed under European Union law.

In European Union law, the founding treaties are the main primary legislation.

European Union law eliminated the concept of "historical photos" on 1 July 1995.

The meaning of 'worker' is a matter of European Union law.

The term "skilandis" has protected status under European Union law.

It is a fundamental principle of European Union law.

Additionally, proportionality is applied in respect of European Union law.

Subsidiarity is perhaps presently best known as a general principle of European Union law.

Under European Union law all books, poems and paintings pass into the public domain 70 years after the death of their creator.

Several representatives of those European Union law enforcement agencies most directly affected by the problem were able to pool their knowledge.

The following rights are protected by European Union law: