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It must be held at bay!
The rule of law, it must be held high!
It must be held for 8 seconds.
The front will be moved here and it must be held.
It must be held at his expense.
In the light of all the foregoing considerations, it must be held that.
It must be held at one end, not in the middle.
With respect to the welding material, it must be held perpendicularly.
It must be held that the first to third questions are admissible.
After information is encoded, it must be held for later use.
To conclude, it must be held that this evidence has no probative value.
After the dough is completely ready, it must be held under the lid for about 1 hour.
Accordingly, it must be held that this reference for a preliminary ruling is manifestly inadmissible.
Having regard to the foregoing considerations, it must be held that the third question is inadmissible.
Consequently, it must be held that the decision of 8 February 2016 was revoked within a reasonable period.
Since the applicants do not attempt to contradict that explanation provided by the Commission, it must be held that they have not demonstrated that restricting access to certain material in the file was not legitimate in the present case.
It must be held, therefore, that the prohibition of discrimination based on nationality laid down by Article 39 EC applies equally to privatelaw associations such as MPG.
In those circumstances, it must be held that the request for a preliminary ruling is admissible.
It must be held that that classification extends to all the provisions of the directive which are essential for the purpose of attaining the objective pursued by Article 6 thereof.'.
In those circumstances, it must be held that the manager is making a communication to a public.
It must be held that from the evidence produced by the applicant and examined in paragraphs 114 to 141 of the present judgment, the only evidence which is, to some extent, relevant are the five market surveys, examined in paragraphs 129 to 131 of the present judgment.
In such circumstances, it must be held that ClientEarth has retained an interest in bringing proceedings.
In the same way, it must be held that the present case does not concern a situation of the‘mere' provision of physical facilities for enabling or making a communication.
In view of all the foregoing considerations, it must be held that, in the present case, the condition concerning the existence of a selective economic advantage is likely to be satisfied.
Therefore, it must be held that, even if it cannot be ruled out that they achieve results which, in essence, are identical, the approach of the old and new legislation differs and that they have laid down different procedures, meaning that the new legislation cannot be treated as if it was legislation existing when the Sixth Directive entered into force.
In those circumstances, it must be held that the applicant has not established that its position was substantially affected by the aid covered by the contested decision.
Consequently, it must be held that it is possible to separate from the selling of contact lenses the obtaining of medical advice which requires the physical examination of a patient and on which the sale may be dependent.
In such circumstances, it must be held that the event giving rise to the damage is the conduct by which an operator offers for sale allegedly infringing goods, inter alia by placing an offer for sale on its website.
In those circumstances, it must be held that the minimum health and safety requirements referred to in Article 1e of the Staff Regulations, and in particular the provisions of Article 7 of Directive 2003/88, supplement the provisions on leave in the Staff Regulations themselves.
Consequently, it must be held that, in the letter of 7 June 2006, the Commission merely fixed the rate applicable for the case in hand and that that letter concerns the applicants individually since they are required to reimburse an amount increased by interest at that rate.