Примери за използване на Should not constitute на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Such benefits should not constitute a disincentive to a quick return to employment.
However, economic interests directly linked to the contract concerned should not constitute overriding reasons.
Authenticity and exclusivity should not constitute concerns and obstacles in the safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage.
Turkey holds the opinion that the free use of international airspace in the Aegean should not constitute a contentious issue between the two countries.
Healthy: It should not constitute a health risk or cause problems to those who suffer from certain illnesses or allergies.
The person who wishes to be granted family reunification should not constitute a threat to public policy or public security.
However, such measures should not constitute national technical rules within the meaning of this Regulation and should not fall within its scope.
Turkey believes the free use of international airspace over the Aegean should not constitute a contentious issue between the two countries, said Aksoy.
In particular, such arrangements should not constitute a discharge of the depositary's liability, result in a transfer or any change to the depositary's liability nor should they impinge on investors' rights, including redress rights.
Third-country nationals who wish to acquire andmaintain long-term resident status should not constitute a threat to public policy or public security.
Such higher level of protection should not constitute an obstacle to the effective access to justice that such minimum rules are designed to facilitate.
(10b) The acquisition or disclosure of a trade secret by a public body, whether imposed orpermitted by law, should not constitute an unlawful use or disclosure.
A positive creditworthiness assessment should not constitute an obligation for the creditor to provide credit.
Any failure on our part to exercise or enforce any right orprovision of these Terms and Conditions of Sale and Use should not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.
Such higher level of protection should not constitute an obstacle to the mutual recognition of judicial decisions that those minimum rules are designed to facilitate.
However, while self-regulation might be a complementary method of implementing certain provisions of Directive 2010/13/EU, it should not constitute a substitute for the obligations of the national legislator.
Such higher level of protection should not constitute an obstacle to mutual trust and effective access to justice that those minimum rules are designed to facilitate.
Similarly, the acquisition or disclosure of a trade secret by a public body,fulfilling its mandate in accordance with national or Union law, should not constitute unlawful use or disclosure.
Points out that the state aid rules should not constitute an impediment for public funding to social and solidarity-based economy enterprises and social services;
The fact that elements of remuneration due by law orcollective agreement have not been included in that information should not constitute a reason for not providing them to the worker.
Measures taken to combat climate change should not constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination or a disguised restriction on international trade.
Divergences between the legal approaches and constitutional traditions of the various legal systems can serve as a source of inspiration for a European legal culture, but should not constitute a barrier to the further development of European law.
Whereas such procedures should be proportionate and should not constitute a conformity assessment procedure additional to those provided for in Annexes IV or V;
It is consistent with the objectives of this Directive and of Directive 2012/27/EC that these requirements may, in certain circumstances, limit the installation or use of products subject to other applicable Union harmonisation legislation,provided that such requirements should not constitute an unjustifiable market barrier.
Measures taken to combat climate change,including unilateral ones, should not constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination or a disguised restriction on international trade.
Information society providers that engage in configuration checking to provide the service in compliance with the end-user's settings andthe mere logging of the fact that the end-user's device is unable to receive content requested by the end-user should not constitute access to such a device or use of the device processing capabilities.
Provided that such evidence can be submitted in electronic format, this should not constitute an exception to the principle that a procedure should be offered fully online.
The existence of a yellow link in the MID should not constitute in itself a ground for refusal of entry and any decision on authorising or refusing entry should be taken exclusively on the basis of the applicable provisions of Regulation(EU) 2016/399 of the European Parliament and of the Council(9).
As long as the evidence to prove such facts can be submitted in electronic format, this should not constitute an exception to the principle that a procedure should be offered fully online.
BEARING IN MIND that measures taken to reduce sulphur emissions should not constitute a means of arbitrary or unjustifiable discrimination or a disguised restriction on international competition and trade.