Примери за използване на Constitute a breach на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Information where disclosure would constitute a breach of privacy;
Whereas this could constitute a breach of EU data protection rules and fundamental rights;
The existence of any fact which if established would constitute a breach.
Drug use in the workplace may also constitute a breach of health and safety regulations.
The existence and extent of liability of any fact which,if established, would constitute a breach of an. .
You are aware that any delay in the delivery of payment may constitute a breach of contract and you are fully liable for such breach. .
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold us harmless from any claim, demand, action, damage, loss, cost or expense, including without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees, incurred in connection with any suit or proceeding brought against us arising out of your use of our Service oralleging facts or circumstances that could constitute a breach of any provision of these Terms by you.
The existence of any fact which,if established would constitute a breach of an international obligation;
The analysis aims to identify transactions that constitute a breach of the agreement(without the intention of payment) for the purpose of pursuing the rights by the Data Administrator.
Violation of any of these rights may constitute a breach of these conditions as well as a crime punishable in accordance with articles 270 and following of the Penal Code.
(c) the existence of any fact which,if established, would constitute a breach of an. .
The violation of the provisions of this Code may constitute a breach of contract, with all the legal consequences in relation to the termination of the contract and further compensation for damages.
The European Court of Justice ruled that the project would deteriorate the water quality in the Weser and constitute a breach of the EU's Water Framework Directive.
Any use of the Content other than as permitted in these Terms will constitute a breach of the Terms and may also constitute copyright and/ or design right and/or patent infringement.
The passing on of information contained on the Website, which is subject to local access restrictions valid in certain countries,to the persons stated in the relevant restrictions may constitute a breach of securities law or of other laws of said countries.
Disputes as to the interpretation of a treaty, as to any question of international law,as to the existence of any fact which if established would constitute a breach of any international obligation, or as to the extent and nature of the reparation to be made or any such breach, are declared to be among those which are generally suitable for submission to arbitration.
While saying it could accept temporary measures to restrict the movements of Turks to the EU, Ankara has voiced opposition to any attempts to make such restrictions permanent,arguing that doing so would constitute a breach of Brussels' promise to treat Turkey's entry bid in the same way as those of other candidate countries.
Considers that these obstacles are of a nature to limit their participation in society and constitute a breach of the rights which they derive, in particular, from their European citizenship;
The defendants in the main proceedings, on the other hand, argue that, for the purposes of applying Section 5, the decisive criterion is whether, irrespective of the substantive rule of law on which the employer bases its claim,the conduct complained of may constitute a breach of contractual obligations arising from an individual contract of employment, on which it could have relied.
If payment is not made in respect of a'compensation requirement' in a CPO,this may constitute a breach of the CPO and the offender can be brought back before the court.
The European Parliament, on behalf of the Committee on Petitions, endorses the European Ombudsman's critical remarks and his recommendation to the Commission in relation to complaint 676/2008/RT, andrecognises that the excessive delays in responding to the Ombudsman in this case constitute a breach of the Commission's duty of sincere cooperation as envisaged in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
Any other use and/or reproduction of such content, without the prior written consent of QTEM, is prohibited and will constitute a breach of these Terms of Use and may infringe QTEM's intellectual property rights.
The provision of an online content service by a service provider to a subscriber temporarily present in a Member State other than his or her Member State of residence andthe use of the service by such a subscriber in accordance with this Regulation should not constitute a breach of copyright and related rights or any other rights relevant for the use of the content in the service.
Whereas the security of humanitarian staff and of injured people is very often threatened;and whereas these attacks constitute a breach of international humanitarian law and a serious danger to the future of humanitarian aid;
Statutory auditors or audit firms already provide competent authorities supervising public-interest entities with information on facts ordecisions which could constitute a breach of the rules governing the activities of the audited entity or an impairment of the continuous functioning of the audited entity.