Übersetzung für "confusion mind " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

37 However, as was determined in paragraphs 43 and 44 of the order under appeal, since the condition that the application must be signed by a lawyer authorised to practise before a court of a Member State is an essential procedural condition laid down by the Statute of the Court of Justice and published, inter alia, in the Selected Instruments taken from the Treaties of the European Union and in the OfficialJournal of the European Union, the appellants were thus put in a position to be aware of the existence of that condition and cannot reasonably maintain that the conduct of the Commission caused a pardonable confusion in their minds ...[+++] as to the rules relating to their legal representation before the Community courts. In those circumstances, the appellants cannot be considered to have shown all the diligence required of a normally experienced trader.

33 The contested decision, which restricted itself to providing the information that that there was a legal remedy, what time-limit applied to that remedy and which court had jurisdiction, and which was silent on all the procedural formalities relating to lodging an application, could not have engendered any confusion in the minds of the appellants.

The Court stated that such an error can concern only exceptional circumstances in which, in particular, the conduct of the institution concerned has been such as to give rise to a pardonable confusion in the mind of a party acting in good faith and exercising all the diligence required of a normally experienced trader.

10. Notes that there is a wide variety of dialogues and consultations, each based on different structures, formats, frequencies, and methodologies, thus obscuring the picture and creating confusion as regards EU action in this area; deplores the fact that whatever information might exist concerning the agendas, aims, benchmarks, or outcome of the dialogues and consultations based on agreements, of ad hoc dialogues and consultations, of dialogue and consultation with like-minded countries, or of the political dialogue and consultation, the information does not extend to human rights; notes that neither the Council nor the Commission has ...[+++] devised a method for organising and systematising these dialogues and consultations, making the results impossible to view from an overall perspective; calls on the Commission and Council to bring a systematic approach to bear on the human rights dialogues and consultations with third countries, classifying them by methodology and subject so as to provide a basis for objective assessment and monitoring of the human rights situation, the breakthroughs achieved, and so on;

The Commission strongly believes any confusion in the minds of consumers about validity of euro coins should be avoided.

It is most important that we do not, whether consciously or not, have any confusion in our minds – either in the minds of the public or, as I have seen in this House, in our own – about the use of depleted uranium weapons and the use of nuclear weapons. On this point you have given us vital information and I simply want to add my own personal testimony.