Usage of "european union law"

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Body of treaties and legislation which have direct effect or indirect effect on the laws of European Union member states.

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Under European Union law, only two GMO varieties are approved for cultivation. 
 Reuters 

But under European Union law he can file for bankruptcy anywhere in Europe. 
 The Guardian 

According to European Union law, they should seek asylum in Italy or be sent home. 
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Opponents of the scheme say it could breach European Union law by discriminating against foreigners. 
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European Union law requires nine countries to take part in order for the scheme to proceed. 
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The final rules will be incorporated in a draft European Union law due in early 2015. 
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European Union law demands that subsidized German hard coal mines close by 2018 at the latest. 
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A draft European Union law that was leaked last week called for sharp restrictions on non-audit work. 
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It warned it could "react" if the provisions were found to violate European Union law. 
 The Irish Times 

Flights to Europe and within Europe on an European Union -based carrier are also subject to European Union law. 
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The ECB said a draft European Union law aimed at boosting competition may need to be further assessed. 
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This six months is coming up soon." "We will transpose the European Union law," he said. 
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The EU has yet to rule on whether the $40 billion project complies with European Union law. 
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However, European Union law limits fines to a maximum of 10 per cent of a company's annual worldwide turnover. 
 The Irish Times 

The guidelines from the watchdogs are an interim fix pending a new European Union law to regulate major benchmarks. 
 Reuters 

The stock has been weighed down by concerns over whether its monopoly is in line with European Union law. 
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Significats de european union law en anglès