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No limitation may legitimately affect the right provided for in paragraph 1.
In spite of these promising outcomes, extra investigations are expected to take a gander at how aloe vera may legitimately influence dandruff.
Therefore, there may legitimately be sales that are not captured due to the use of sampling.
There are conflicting definitions andlegal criteria for determining which groups may legitimately claim the right to self-determination.[10].
Consequently, the limitations which may legitimately be imposed on this right are the same as those allowed by Article 8 of the ECHR.
Parliament's decision was a"political calculation before the autumn census, in which the validity of the Framework Agreement may legitimately be put under question," he said.
It follows that the limitations which may legitimately be imposed on this right are the same as those allowed by Article 8 ECHR.
Those copies, by replacing lawful copies, significantly decrease the revenue of phonogram producers and, consequently,the revenue that authors and performers may legitimately expect to receive from the sale of lawful copies.
Consequently, the limitations which may legitimately be imposed on them may not exceed those permitted by the ECHR, in the wording of Article 5.
But because as a pupil of Mysteries already in decline he did not rightly know how to find his bearings in the times, he faced the martyrdom looming before one who is inspired butis no longer aware of which secrets must be kept hidden and which may legitimately be communicated.
According to the Commission,a name registered as a PDO or PGI may legitimately be included in the list of ingredients of a foodstuff.
Answer: Divorce may legitimately be sought after the reading of the Marriage Verses and payment of the dowry, but before the consummation of the marriage.
Moral rights, particularly the right to the integrity of the work, may legitimately preclude use of that work, even where that use is covered by an exception.
Netcube may legitimately provide personally processed data to the entities addressed by this policy to another person outside its organization, a"processor of personal data" to process such personal data on behalf of the administrator.
One of the conclusions reached was that EU institutions may legitimately restrict the use of languages in internal communications and documents[6].
People may legitimately argue over whether the reduction in disease in exchange for an increase in cancer is a good thing or a bad thing but the tradeoff is a real thing that must be considered when weighing the honest risk-to-benefit ratio of vaccinations.
Now this seems to have happened both in ancient Greece andin ancient Sweden; from which we may legitimately infer that it was a custom practised by more than one branch of the Aryan stock in Europe.
Category: Biography(genre) may legitimately contain articles about biographical films or biographical books, but should not contain articles about individual people.
By contrast, since Directive 2003/55 specifically concerns common rules for the internal market in natural gas,the national court may legitimately raise a question as to the interpretation of its provisions and whether they may be relied on in the main proceedings.
In the absence of those practices, it may legitimately be considered that the increase in the competitor's market share and the decrease in the price of x86 CPUs might have been greater(see paragraph 186 above).
As the Advocate General observes in point 47 of her Opinion, that exclusion of the application of the rules of Directive 93/13 is justified by the fact that,in the cases referred to in paragraphs 26 and 27 above, it may legitimately be supposed that the national legislature struck a balance between all the rights and obligations of the parties to certain contracts.
There are situations where one may legitimately bring into question a person's character and integrity, such as during a testimony.
In the light of market trends, it is wise to define package tours according to alternative objective criteria, which relate, first and foremost, to the way in which travel services are offered orpurchased, and in the case of which travellers may legitimately expect protection pursuant to this Directive.
Consequently, the limitations which may legitimately be imposed on them may not exceed those permitted by the ECHR, in the wording of Article 5.
It is in the light of the principles which I have just set out that the questions referred by the national court for a preliminary ruling must be answered and the Court must assess whether,in the circumstances of the case in the main proceedings, Schweppes may legitimately oppose the importing by a third party into Spain, where it is the proprietor of the SCHWEPPES trade marks, of goods bearing those marks that are marketed in the United Kingdom by Coca-Cola.
Therefore, the EU andMember States may legitimately take measures to protect those interests, which may have a negative impact on investments.
Thus, the Commission may legitimately take the view that it is necessary to order further inspections to enable it to establish the existence of the suspected infringement, even if it already has some indicia, or indeed proof, which it gathered during previous inspections, of the existence of an infringement.
In this regard, it must be held that, if none of the grounds for refusing registration set out in Directive 2008/95 preclude it,a sign depicting the layout of the flagship stores of a goods manufacturer may legitimately be registered not only for the goods themselves but also for services falling within one of the classes under the Nice Agreement concerning services, where those services do not form an integral part of the offer for sale of those goods.
Despite the doubts which may legitimately be held over whether there is still any need to give a ruling and the scarcity of the information provided by the referring court, I take the view that the spirit of cooperation which must drive the preliminary ruling procedure should ultimately lead the Court not to decline jurisdiction.
If the burden of proof is on the competent authority,the national court wishes to know on which elements that authority may legitimately base a finding that Directive 91/628 has not been complied with, and whether it is sufficient for that authority to refer to those elements or whether it is required to furnish proof of an actual and specific infringement of the directive.