Примери за използване на May not prohibit на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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When the work was disclosed, the author may not prohibit.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market of fittings accompanied by a certificate as referred to in Article 8(4).
(1) Once a work has been lawfully published, its author may not prohibit.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market of fittings as referred to in Article 1 accompanied by a certificate as referred to in Article 8(4).
The Free Exercise Clause concerns the statement that Congress may not prohibit the free exercise of an individual's religion.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the putting into service of products that meet the provisions of the applicable harmonization legislation.
The provisions of such harmonisation measures are often exhaustive,in which case Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market in their territories of products complying with those measures.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market or putting into service on their territory of lifts and/or safety components which comply with this Directive.
(56) When a product containing a GMO, as or in products, is placed on the market, and where such a product has been properly authorised under this Directive,a Member State may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market of GMOs, as or in products, which comply with the requirements of this Directive.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the making available on the market in their territory of products bearing the CE marking, unless the provisions relating to CE marking are incorrectly applied.
This right is restricted by the provisions of Article 15(1) of the Trademarks and Geographical Indications Act(TMGIA),in accordance with which the proprietor of a trademark may not prohibit its use in relation to goods which have been put on the market in the Member States of the European Union or the European Economic Area(EEA) under that trademark by the proprietor or with his consent.
Member States may not prohibit persons resident within their territory from possessing a weapon acquired in another Member State unless they prohibit the acquisition of the same weapon within their own territory.
However, this right is restricted by the provisions of Article 15(1) of the Trademarks and Geographical Indications Act(TMGIA),in accordance with which the proprietor of a trademark may not prohibit its use in relation to goods which have been put on the market in the Member States of the European Union or the European Economic Area(EEA) under that trademark by the proprietor or with his consent.
Member States may not prohibit or impede the placing on the market of medicinal products within their territory on grounds connected with labelling or the package leaflet where these comply with the requirements of this Title.
See Arsenal Football Club,paragraph 54:‘the proprietor[of the trade mark] may not prohibit the use of a sign identical to those for which the trade mark is registered if that use cannot affect his own interest as proprietor of the mark, having regard to its functions'.
Member States may not prohibit persons resident within their territory from possessing a firearm acquired in another Member State unless they prohibit the acquisition of the same type of firearm within their own territory.
According to this principle, Member States may not prohibit the sale on their territory of goods which are lawfully marketed in another Member State, even where the goods have been produced or manufactured in accordance with different technical rules.
(d) Member States may not prohibit the use of descriptions or particulars other than those referred to in Articles 3, 4 and 5 which relate to characteristics of products where such descriptions or particulars are consistent with their fair trade practices.
Member States may not prohibit or impede the putting into circu- lationwithintheir territories of the products referred to inArticle 1 onthe grounds that they contain pesticide residues, if the quantity of suchresidues does not exceed the maximum levels specified in Annex II.
According to that principle, a Member State may not prohibit the sale on its territory of products which are lawfully marketed in another Member State, even where those products were manufactured in accordance with technical rules different from those to which domestic products are subject.
Member States may not prohibit or impede the placing on the market or the feeding to food-producing animals within their territories of the products covered by Annex I on the grounds that they contain pesticide residues provided that.
The holder of the right to a topology may not prohibit the commercial exploitation of an integrated circuit or of a product incorporating such circuit in which the registered topology has been incorporated and which has been placed on the Bulgarian market by, or with the consent of.
According to that principle, a Member State may not prohibit the sale on its territory of products which are lawfully marketed in another Member State, even where those products were manufactured in accordance with technical rules different from those to which domestic products are subject.
According to that principle, a Member State may not prohibit the sale on its territory of products which are lawfully marketed in another Member State, even where those products were manufactured in accordance with technical rules different from those to which domestic products are subject.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or obstruct the marketing of food addicives, food or food ingredients on grounds relating to food additives, if these comply with the provisions of this Directive, the existing specific directives and the comprehensive directive referred to in Article 3.
According to this principle, Member States may not prohibit the sale on their territory of goods which are lawfully marketed in another Member State, even where those goods have been produced in accordance with different technical rules, including goods that are not the result of a manufacturing process.
Member States may not prohibit or impede the import or the placing on the market of food of animal origin on grounds related to maximum residue limits or reference points for action where this Regulation and its implementing measures have been complied with.
Member States may not prohibit, restrict or impede the placing on the market of components which, on the basis of a declaration by the manufacturer or his authorized representative established in the Community, are intended to be incorporated into a lift covered by this Directive.
The trademark owner may not prohibit the use of that trademark in relation to goods which have been put on the market in any country under that trademark by the owner or with its consent, unless there are legitimate grounds for the owner to object to further marketing of the goods, in particular where the condition of the goods has been altered or adversely affected after they have been marketed.