Sentence examples for launch infringement from inspiring English sources

"I've said before and say again, we will not hesitate to launch infringement proceedings for noncompliance if the framework is not swiftly transposed," Mrs. Kroes said May 26.

The European Commission said that it "remains preoccupied that a number of the new provisions may violate E.U. law" and that it "reserves the right to take any steps that it deems appropriate, namely the possibility of launching infringement procedures".

But any such deal must be green-lit by the EU, which has launched infringement proceedings against Hungary over its controversial central-bank law, the independence of its data ombudsman and its judicial reforms.

In blunt language, the EU asserted that it "reserves the right to take any steps that it deems appropriate, namely the possibility of launching infringement procedures" against Hungary for violating the basic conditions of membership in the European Union.

It has started a "Creativity Lab" where engineers work alongside artists, writers and psychologists to come up with more than just new hardware.The big Taiwanese companies are improving the quality of their patent filings, says Shin-Horng Chen of the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research, and launching infringement suits of their own, as HTC has done.

The commission said that it "remains preoccupied that a number of the new provisions may violate E.U. law" and that it "reserves the right to take any steps that it deems appropriate, namely the possibility of launching infringement procedures" — a European Union term for a formal lawsuit.

The Commission said on Wednesday that it was launching infringement proceedings against Luxembourg for giving only partial answers to requests for information about Fiat Finance and Trade tax rulings.

Online behavioral-advertising company Phorm found itself at the center of an international legal spat brewing between the British government and the European Commission on Tuesday, after the Commission accused Britain of inadequately protecting communications privacy when Phorm technology was tested without users' consent, and launched infringement proceedings.

As regards the general data protection directive, the Commission has launched infringement procedures against six Member States.

This is why the EU has launched an infringement action against Hungary for failing to guarantee the independence of the office.

"It is a clear case for the commission to start an investigation with a view to launching an infringement proceeding against the UK for a bad application of EU legislation".