Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In the case of a representative action, the legal standing to bring the representative action should be limited to ad hoc certified entities, designated representative entities that fulfil certain criteria set by law or to public authorities.
• retail supply of gas to RLM and SLP customers, except those supplied under default supply conditions set by law;
• The minimum amount covered is often set by law, as for example in the case of the German Federal Hunting Act.
• The commissions for placing these securities are set by law.
• In 20 of the 27 Member States, the minimum income is set by law or by national inter
• sector agreement.
• Not only are salaries set by law at high levels, but their structure removes incentives for employee development and increased productivity since, given the legal prohibition, salaries cannot be raised.
• One reason why I have no problem with these is that Austrian procurement law takes secondary purposes into account, although there is no target set by law.

• The fact that, as the GOC argued, there are no legal provisions for these schemes confirms beyond any doubt that objective criteria or conditions set by the law governing these schemes simply do not exist.
• This Directive shall apply to the third
• However, the INPS and the INAIL point out that in the first case (payment of 10 %) several judgments have found that taxpayers were not entitled to the benefit of the measure because they applied after the deadline of 31 July 2007 set by the law.
• It is, of course, true that the fight against terrorism must be waged within the bounds set by the law, but the European Union has a credibility problem.
• country nationals concerned having reached the age of majority set out by the law of the Member State concerned.
• The minor children referred to in this Article must be below the age of majority set by the law of the Member State concerned and must not be married.
• The reason given is that the size of the construction operations fell below the thresholds set by the domestic law implementing Directives 85/337/EEC, as amended, and 92/43/EEC.
• The amount of a loss deemed to be serious within the meaning of paragraph 1 may not be set by the laws of Member States at a figure higher than half the subscribed capital.