Примери за използване на Capable of justifying на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Consequently, only the objective of fighting serious crime was capable of justifying such interference.
The only general interest that is capable of justifying a general obligation to retain data is the fight against serious crime.
Google did not demonstrate that the clauses created any efficiencies capable of justifying its practices.
The existence of a relationship of dependency capable of justifying a derived right of residence under Article 20 TFEU in the main proceedings.
I have already set out the reasons for which I consider that only the fight against serious crime is capable of justifying such interference.
These are tablets that have demonstrated a performance capable of justifying their price, regardless of the brand to which they belong.
Does the effective organisation of the school system constitute an imperative requirement of public interest which is capable of justifying indirect discrimination?
In other words, that judgment did not address the question of what objectives were capable of justifying the serious interference with fundamental rights which general data retention obligations, such as those at issue in the main proceedings, entail.
As is apparent from Article 9 of the implementing regulation,the ill health of the asylum seeker is specifically regarded as a‘physical reason' capable of justifying postponement of the transfer.
Second, it is necessary to examine the circumstances in which a relationship of dependency, capable of justifying a derived right of residence under Article 20 TFEU, may come into being in the joined cases in the main proceedings.
In the case of a non-serious interference, it is necessary to go back to the basic principle that emerges from the wording of that provision,namely that any type of‘criminal offence' is capable of justifying such an interference.
Irrigation and the supply of drinking water meet, in principle, those conditions and are therefore capable of justifying the implementation of a project for the diversion of water in the absence of alternative solutions.
However, the objective of promoting the use of renewable energy sources for the production of electricity, such as the objective pursuedby such national legislation, is in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.
It reiterates that ithas consistently held that, in assessing whether there was a'pressing social need' capable of justifying interference with the exercise of freedom of expression, a careful distinction needs to be made between facts and value judgments.
The Court found that the objective of promoting the use of renewable energy sources for the production of electricity, such as the objective pursued by the legislation at issuein the main proceedings, was in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.
Admittedly, as Ireland and the Commission submit,that court has held that national legislation defining‘serious' offences, capable of justifying an interference with private life, was sufficiently clear, referring to a potential penalty equal to or greater than three years' imprisonment.
The Court has also ruled that the objective of preventing unfair competition by undertakings paying their workers less than the minimum wage may also be taken into consideration as an overriding requirement capable of justifying a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
In that regard,I recall that, since the objectives capable of justifying national legislation derogating from the principle of confidentiality of electronic communications are listed exhaustively in Article 15(1)of Directive 2002/58, access to the retained data must correspond effectively and strictly to one of those objectives.
The existence of an objective of general interest recognised by the European Union that is capable of justifying a general data retention obligation.
In other words, according to the referring court, the current list of offences capable of justifying, in Spain, restrictions of the rights protected under Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter, which was established by the reform of the Code of Criminal Procedure, would lead in practice to the majority of offences provided for in the Criminal Code being included in that list.
According to the Advocate General,it is only where the interference suffered is particularly serious that the offences capable of justifying such interference must themselves be particularly serious.
It is established in the case-law that‘it is the Member State wishing to rely on an objective capable of justifying the restriction of the freedom to provide services which must supply the court called on to rule on that question with all the evidence of such a kind as to enable the court to be satisfied that the measure does indeed comply with the requirements deriving from the principle of proportionality'.
In my view, it is only where the interference is particularly serious, as in the cases that gave rise to those judgments,that the offences capable of justifying such an interference must themselves be particularly serious.
Even in the event of misconduct capable of justifying the dismissal of a member of the temporary staff on disciplinary grounds, the authority authorised to conclude contracts of engagement is under no obligation to initiate a disciplinary procedure against the staff member concerned rather than using the possibility of unilaterally terminating the contract provided for in Article 47(c) of the Conditions of Employment of Other Servants.
In my view, it is only where the interference is particularly serious, as in the cases that gave rise to those judgments,that the offences capable of justifying such an interference must themselves be particularly serious.
Where the Union citizen is an adult,a relationship of dependency, capable of justifying the grant to the third-country national concerned of a derived right of residence under article 20 TFEU, is conceivable only in exceptional cases, where, in the light of all the relevant circumstances, any form of separation of the individual concerned from the member of his family on whom he is dependent is not possible;
Agricultural markets have specific features, particularly as a result of the establishment of CMOs, which are capable of justifying exchanges of information under less strict conditions than in a less circumscribed market.
In the light of the foregoing considerations, it must be acknowledged that the objective of promoting the use of renewable energy sources for the production of electricity, such as the objective pursued by thelegislation at issue in the main proceedings, is in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.
Next, with regard to Austria's argument that the promotion of nuclear electricity does not constitute an objective of‘common' interest capable of justifying aid for the development of a certain activity, the General Court states that the objective pursued by a member state must be one of public interest and not solely an objective in the private interest of the beneficiary of the aid.
The Court found that the objective of promoting the use of renewable energy sources for the production of electricity, such as the objective pursued by thelegislation at issue in the main proceedings, was in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.