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IRISH EYES AREN'T SMILING

机译：爱尔兰的眼睛不笑

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As reported in the October 2004 issue of Wastes Management, the European Commission and the European Court of Justice (ECJ) are actively pursuing a number of EU member states for alleged infringements of EU waste and environment law. Towards the end of 2004 further cases came to light, some of which could have fundamental impacts on future enforcement of EU law and waste management practices. The Commission has extensive powers to take legal action against member states that, in its view, are not fulfilling their obligations to implement EU laws. Successive failures to address alleged non-compliances can lead to hefty financial penalties. Two recent cases have attracted particular attention due to their potentially far-reaching impacts. Both cases are currently subject to published opinions by an EU Advocate General, which are published as a preliminary to the final ECJ ruling.
机译：正如2004年10月出版的《废物管理》所报道的那样，欧洲委员会和欧洲法院（ECJ）正因涉嫌违反欧盟废物和环境法而积极追究一些欧盟成员国。到2004年底，又有更多案件曝光，其中一些案件可能对欧盟法律和废物管理实践的未来执行产生根本性影响。委员会拥有广泛的权力对它认为没有履行其执行欧盟法律义务的成员国采取法律行动。连续未能解决涉嫌违规行为可能会导致严重的经济处罚。由于其潜在的深远影响，最近发生的两个案例引起了特别关注。目前，这两个案件都受到欧盟总检察长的公开意见，这些意见是欧洲法院最终裁决的初步内容。

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