Примери за използване на Objective justification на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Even though there is no objective justification for this.
We see no objective justification for palladium to be cheaper than gold»- he said.
That is an issue which will be decided when the Court examines the circumstance relating to the absence of objective justification.
In spite of all this, and without any objective justification, President Klaus was granted a derogation in order to ensure the non-application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
For example, insurance companies are still permitted to differentiate according to age or disability,provided they can give an objective justification for this.
However, the technical specifications of the safety standard are, without any objective justification, drawn up in such a way as to not allow for this or other new products to comply with the standard.
As regards the appellants' argument that maintaining an MA would impose onerous pharmacovigilance obligations on it,it must be noted that such obligations may in fact constitute an objective justification for the deregistration of a MA.
In Hungary's case, the Commission has not found any objective justification for treating judges and prosecutors differently than other groups, notably at a time when retirement ages across Europe are being progressively increased and not lowered.
It follows from all of the foregoing considerations that Microsoft has not demonstrated the existence of any objective justification for its refusal to disclose the interoperability at issue.
The members of the standards development organisation have, without any objective justification, set the standard in such a way that products of their competitors which are based on other technological solutions cannot satisfy it, even though they have equivalent performance.
In light of the foregoing, the Court considers that the question of the bundling must be assessed by reference to the four conditions set out at recital 794 to the contested decision(see paragraph 842 above) andto the condition relating to the absence of objective justification.
Declare that the Commission discriminated against the applicants without objective justification during their engagement on the JET Project as regards their remuneration, pension rights and related benefits, and security of future employment;
(ga) any exception to the obligation of Member States to provide the procedures under Article 5 fully online,with each exception having to be supplemented by a reasonable explanation of how those restrictions meet the criteria of absolute necessity and objective justification.
Whereas there may sometimes be objective justifications for such differential treatment, in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for purely commercial reasons.
However, that sentence must be read in conjunction with the one coming immediately afterwards in the same recital,which states that‘… the need to protect Microsoft's incentives to innovate cannot constitute an objective justification that would offset the exceptional circumstances identified'.
However, there is no apparent objective justification for the scale of the price difference in products that are less tied to geographical location or local risk characteristics, such as life insurance(even if life expectations may not be identical in every Member State).
Restrictions or changes deliberately imposed by device manufacturers or operating systems providers may limit the distribution and access to certain online content andservices- often without an objective justification or through disproportionate methods- and could be at the users' expense.
In Hungary's case,the Commission has not found any objective justification for treating judges and prosecutors differently than other groups, notably at a time when retirement ages across Europe are being progressively increased and not lowered.
The new regulation on cross-border trade within the European Union reacts to certain cases, when traders refuse to sell goods orprovide services to customers from other member states of the European Union without any objective justification or refuse to apply same prices or conditions as they would on local customers.
Whereas there may be objective justifications in exceptional cases, for such differential treatment, in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for non-objective reasons.
The refusal by an undertaking occupying a dominant position on the market of a given product to meet the orders of an existing customer constitutes abuse of that dominant position under Article 82 EC where, without any objective justification, that conduct is liable to eliminate a trading party as a competitor.
Whereas there may sometimes be objective justifications for such differential treatment as provided for in Directive 2006/123/EC, in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for purely commercial reasons.
In particular, the General Court recalculated the amount of the penalty imposed on the appellant by identifying a percentage reduction of the basic amount of the fine that was not consistent with the percentage reductions granted by the Commission to the settling parties, anddid not provide objective justification for such treatment.
Whilst there may exceptionally be objective justifications for such differential treatment, in other cases some traders' practices deny or limit access to goods or services by consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions, or apply in this regard different conditions which are not objectively justified.
The Court considers that, even on the assumption that it is correct, the fact that the communication protocols covered by the contested decision, or the specifications for those protocols,are covered by intellectual property rights cannot constitute objective justification within the meaning of Magill and IMS Health, paragraph 107 above.
In its answer to one of the written questions put by the Court,the applicant adds that it had an objective justification for not licensing the technology‘given the prejudice to incentives to innovate that would have resulted if Sun(or others) had used that technology to build a“functional equivalent” that would compete against Microsoft's products on the same market'.
Microsoft's argument is inconsistent with the raison d'être of the exception which that case-law thus recognises in favour of free competition,since if the mere fact of holding intellectual property rights could in itself constitute objective justification for the refusal to grant a licence, the exception established by the case-law could never apply.
Consequently, in the absence of any objective justification, paragraphs A and B of Annex I to the general implementing provisions for the transitional measures applicable to staff employed by the Office for Infrastructure in Brussels in the day nurseries and kindergartens in Brussels, to which Article 7 of those same general implementing provisions refers, infringes the general principle of equal treatment.
In so far as the requirement for a doctorate degree is the objective justification claimed for interim college lecturers without such a degree having their working hours reduced to 50%, which does not, however, apply to non-interim college lecturers who do not have a doctorate degree either, can this be construed as discriminatory and therefore contrary to clause 4 of the Framework Agreement annexed to Directive 1999/70/EC?