Übersetzung für "ex aequo et bono " (Französisch → Englisch) :

under Article 270 TFEU, applicable to the EAEC Treaty pursuant to Article 106a thereof, in which BN seeks, first, annulment of the decision of the European Parliament of 20 March 2012 terminating his duties as advisor to the Director of the Resources Directorate of the Directorate-General (DG) for Personnel, and reassigning him, from 15 March 2012, to a post as advisor in the ‘Eco-Management and Audit Scheme’ Service of the General Coordination Unit of the Resources Directorate of the DG for Infrastructure and Logistics (‘the EMAS Service’), and of the decision of 21 September 2012 rejecting his complaint against the decision of 20 March 2012, and, secondly, compensation for the harm suffered as a result of harassment and maladministration by his superiors, a ...[+++]ssessed on an equitable basis at EUR 400 000.

Should there be an insufficient number of points, the choice between those officials must be made on the basis of secondary considerations such as seniority.

The general principle of contra bonos mores can be seen in laws of Austria [23], Greece [24] and Portugal [25] and Germany [26].

Germany is the largest applicant within the EU Member States, followed by the UK. France and Netherlands are close together on third place, as are the followers Belgium and Denmark.

After all, the University of Toronto is placed sixteenth in the whole while UBC and McGill are tied at thirty-first.

Right now we're tied for number two, and our objective is to solidify that position.