Translation of "Judicial oversight" in German

Judicial oversight is key."

The Executive branch is rejecting Congressional and Judicial oversight.

Taxable persons under insolvency procedures or restructuring procedures subject to judicial oversight are often prevented by financial difficulties from paying VAT invoiced on their supplies of goods and services.

The purpose of the derogation requested by Lithuania is to make, under certain conditions, the recipient liable for VAT due on the supply of goods and services in the case of insolvency procedures or of restructuring procedures subject to judicial oversight, of timber transactions, of supplies of ferrous and non-ferrous waste and of construction work.

In addition, a lack of parliamentary and judicial oversight has resulted in a democratic deficit such as would make Montesquieu turn in his grave.

Such a model, combined with additional judicial oversight, could be a start for German legislators to show they are serious about fixing a problem, rather than expecting Facebook to do it for them.

So it was only just the other week that I heard London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner talking about why the police need access to all of our communications, spying on us without any judicial oversight, and he said it was a matter of life and death.

Without judicial oversight, there is no guarantee that supervisory agencies will monitor and enforce the rules of market competition effectively and impartially.

Hungary’s recent experience demonstrates that if incumbents do not fear judicial oversight, they will engage in predatory behavior toward weaker market participants, thereby capturing larger segments of the economy.

Giving effect to democratic principles necessitates the peaceful transition of power, an active and vibrant civil society, human rights defenders, free and responsible media, and effective judicial and independent oversight mechanisms.

The purpose of the measure is to continue to make the recipient liable for the VAT due on the supply of goods and services in the case of insolvency procedures or restructuring procedures subject to judicial oversight and of timber transactions.

Taxable persons under insolvency procedures or restructuring procedures subject to judicial oversight are often prevented, as a result of financial difficulties, from paying to the tax authorities VAT invoiced on their supplies of goods and services.

He further points out the key elements that should be improved from a data protection perspective, in particular as regards data retention periods, enforceability of the citizens' data protection rights, judicial oversight and independent supervision.

And finally, judicial review will be improved as the European Court of Justice will assume judicial oversight of all aspects of freedom security and justice, while the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights becomes legally binding.

There is also no judicial oversight of the collection of foreign intelligence outside the U.S. which is conducted under the sole competence of the Executive Branch.

However, the position was unique in among Japan's external possessions, as the Governor-General had sweeping plenipotentiary powers, and the position also entailed judicial oversight and some legislative powers.

And finally, judicial review will be improved as the Court of Justice of the European Union is now assuming judicial oversight of all aspects of freedom security and justice, while the Charter of Fundamental Rights becomes legally binding on the EU.

At the same time, protection of the freedom of individuals requires that the use of physical force is reserved for the organs of the state which are bound by the law and subject to judicial oversight.

That is, the military, police and border security officials—and the White House—should not be subject to any legal restraint or judicial oversight.

Former prime minister Victor Ponta was placed under judicial oversight for abuse of power and tax evasion, while party leader Liviu Dragnea was embroiled in a trial over the creation of fictional jobs.