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This principle must constitute the basis of our testimony and of our spirituality.
For consent to be valid, it must be informed, specific,freely givenand must constitute a real indication of the individual's wishes.
The dissertation must constitute the original work product of the S.J.D. candidate.
Roth conversions are done pro rata,which holds that the tax-exempt portion of your rollover contribution must constitute only a pro-rata share of the total rollover.
Put differently, that behaviour must constitute an infringement throughout the whole period in question.
They have a Roth conversion pro-rata rule,which holds that the tax-exempt portion of your rollover contribution must constitute only a pro-rata share of the total rollover.
Any undesirable side-effect must constitute an acceptable risk when weighed against the performances intended.
Combating terrorism andprotection of victims must therefore be included among the priorities of our political agenda, and must constitute a separate, specific category of the Stockholm Programme.
Racist and xenophobic behaviour must constitute an offence in all Member States and be punishable by effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties.
Having regard to the EU-Algeria Association Agreement[3] and notably to Article 2 thereof, which stipulates that respect for democratic principles andfundamental human rights must constitute an essential element of the agreement and inspire the domestic and international policies of the parties thereto.
Activities supported under volunteering must constitute a rich experience in a non-formal and informal learning context, which enhances young people's skills and competences.
Where, as in this case, a legal measure is relied on as a basis for an action for damages, that measure, in order tobe capable of causing the Community to incur non‑contractual liability, must constitute a sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals.
Certain serious manifestations of racism and xenophobia must constitute an offence in all EU countries and be punishable by effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties.
It must constitute the brightest ornament of the life, the pursuits, the exertions, and the utterances of every Bahá'í teacher, whether laboring at home or abroad, whether in the front ranks of the teaching force, or occupying a less active and responsible position.
Any side effects orundesirable conditions must constitute acceptable risks when weighed against the performances intended.
Considering that more than half of the utilised agricultural area in the EU(54%) is classed as less-favoured areas- whether because of orography, climatic conditions or less fertile land- and that such a measure is essential to rural development,we conclude that aid for less-favoured areas must constitute a priority for the Member States.
As far as legality is concerned,the evidence proposed must constitute evidence under law and must not be prohibited by law.
The infringement must constitute a manifest breach of a rule of law regarded as essential in the legal order of the State in which enforcement is sought or of a right recognised as being fundamental within that legal order.
Such national federations orthe representatives chosen by them must constitute the voting majority of the NOC and of its executive organ.
We believe that all this must constitute a comprehensive response which will allow us, finally, to move out of reactive mode and to plan for long-term measures and a long-term strengthening of the European economy.
Observes the principle of proportionality andis based on the personal conduct of the foreign national, which must constitute a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society, and.
For domestic textile machinery manufacturing enterprise, the influx of these international giants, on the one hand brings experience in product design, manufacturing and management, provide learning opportunities, but on the other hand, because these international giants have a sophisticated management system anda wealth of experience, must constitute a threat and challenge to the enterprise itself.
The decision orders that"racist or xenophobic behavior must constitute an offence in all Member States and be punishable by effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties.".
To believe that all revelation is ended, that the portals of Divine mercy are closed, that from the daysprings of eternal holiness no sun shall rise again, that the ocean of everlasting bounty is forever stilled, andthat out of the tabernacle of ancient glory the Messengers of God have ceased to be made manifest” must constitute in the eyes of every follower of the Faith a grave, an inexcusable departure from one of its most cherished and fundamental principles.
The principle is that the compensation must constitute a form of reparation and, as far as possible, place the injured party in the same financial situation as if the damage or injury had not occurred.
In order to be capable of being adopted, an expulsion measure must be proportionate andfounded on the personal conduct of the national of a non-EU country and that conduct must constitute a genuine, present and sufficiently serious threat adversely affecting one of the fundamental interests of the society of the host Member State.
Or to vacillate in proclaiming so firm a conviction must constitute a shameless betrayal of the confidence reposed in me by'Abdu'l-Bahá and an unpardonable usurpation of the authority with which He Himself has been invested.
To believe that all revelation is ended, that the portals of Divine mercy are closed, that from the day-springs of eternal holiness no sun shall rise again, that the ocean of everlasting bounty is for ever stilled, andthat out of the tabernacle of ancient glory the Messengers of God have ceased to be made manifest" must constitute in the eyes of every follower of the Faith a grave, an inexcusable departure from one of its most cherished and fundamental principles.
The Decision advocates that racist and xenophobic hate speech and hate crime must constitute a criminal offence in all member states and be punishable by effective, proportionate and dissuasive penalties.
Whereas fundamental rights,given that they originate from the constitutional traditions common to the Member States, must constitute general principles of the Union's law, and whereas international human rights instruments must be respected;