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You will also need a very tightly-fitting cover as rays will sometimes(particularly when feeding)come right up to the water surface and may breach as much as half their body.
The Commission has concerns,that these practices may breach EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices.”.
According to media reports, half its bench have serious doubts andthink that the treaty may breach the national constitution.
If proven, these practices may breach EU competition rules, which prohibit agreements between companies that prevent, restrict or distort competition within the EU's Single Market.
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Just in December, NASA told the Science Committee that the launch would be delayed from 2018 to 2019, andnow the launch is delayed by another year and costs may breach the cap.
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Website plugins are a common feature of online retail as companies seek to promote their products on popular social networks, butcritics fear the data transfer may breach privacy laws.
Shale gas pioneer Chesapeake Energy(CHK. US)bounced modestly after warning Tuesday that it may breach loan covenants, something that would threaten its viability as a going concern.
If proven, the practices under investigation may breach EU competition rules under Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU), which prohibits agreements between undertakings that prevent, restrict or distort competition within the EU.
Disclosure of phone numbers, addresses, age orother personally identifying information that may breach someone else's privacy is prohibited.
In Ireland, on the other hand, the widespread“reduced timetable” system may breach children's constitutional rights, according to organisations such as Inclusion Ireland which have recently started campaigning on the issue.
Account will be taken of whether State aid is an appropriate instrument to obtain the objective of environmental protection, given that other less distortive instruments may achievethe same results and since State aid may breach the PPP.
The Commission has concerns,that these practices may breach EU antitrust rules that prohibit cartels and restrictive business practices(Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union- TFEU).
With this action,the Commission stated its preliminary view that territorial restrictions on resale contained in BEH's electricity supply contracts with traders on the non-regulated Bulgarian wholesale electricity market may breach EU antitrust rules.
In conclusion the actions of the French authorities for the mass expulsion of Roma citizens of other member states may breach relevant EU law and texts of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
The Court has held that a national legislature may breach the principles of legal certainty and of the protection of legitimate expectations when it suddenly and unexpectedly adopts a new law which withdraws a right that a category of taxable persons enjoyed until then, without allowing them the time necessary to adjust, when the objective to be attained did not so require[xxii].
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The moment that we, personally or corporately,begin to handle tithe funds carelessly, we may breach barriers that stand to prevent us from getting involved in financial situa tions that are a dishonor to God's cause.
(a) where such an investigation oron-site inspection might breach national security rules or adversely affect the sovereignty, security or public order of the requested Member State;
Airbnb said rules for short-term tourist rentals in Paris are excessively bureaucratic and might breach European Union standards.
All Group companies must prohibit all actions which might breach applicable norms of competition law.
All Saint-Gobain Group companies must prohibit all actions which might breach applicable norms of competition law.
Equally, the option of full harmonisation of market rules was also discarded as the changes might breach proportionality principles and would generally be unnecessary given the state of European energy markets at present.
Airbnb said rules for short-term tourist rentals in Paris are excessively bureaucratic and might breach European Union standards, as the city's authorities seek a €12.5 million fine against the online….
This, however, might breach user agreements with providers.
Some of these"partnerships" are still active despite claims that they might breach privacy commitments made by Facebook to US watchdogs and the public.
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Article 15 REMIT requires any person professionally arranging transactions in wholesale energy products who reasonably suspects that a transaction might breach Article 3 or 5 REMIT to notify the national regulatory authority without further delay.