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The pelvic is disproportionate.
It is disproportionate when it should be reasonable, and blind when it should be clear-sighted.
The ban on pre-charging is disproportionate.
This is disproportionate and not targeted.
The sixth plea: the Aid is disproportionate.
This is disproportionate and therefore not sensible.
The rapporteur feels that this measure is disproportionate and suggests only a management plan.
This is disproportionate, unenforceable and open to fraud.
SMEs bear a regulatory andadministrative burden that is disproportionate in comparison with big enterprises.
Nevertheless, it considers that a complete ban on the use of pesticides in so-called'sensitive' areas is disproportionate.
Price growth, which is disproportionate to an increase in VAT, clearly shows who benefits.
The EESC believes that this eligibility criterion should be deleted as it may give rise to a double penalty which is disproportionate and discriminatory.
The framework directive, on the other hand, is disproportionate and also, in my view, contravenes the principle of subsidiarity.
It is right that investors shouldbe informed clearly about the nature of the UCITS and its risk profile but this is disproportionate.
These stakeholders have indicated that the current legislation is disproportionate and burdensome, and not conducive to innovation.
Hundley's lawyer, Marcia Shein, objected to the deviation from the recommendation in the plea agreement andsaid after the hearing that she believes the sentence is disproportionate.
Subparagraph(c) covers situations where the value of the property is disproportionate to the lawful income of the convicted person.
It is disproportionate and will not achieve its aims, and it will pile further red tape and bureaucracy on already struggling SMEs in most countries and particularly in my own country, Ireland.
The Commission can agree in principle with the aim of covering“installation” but believes that this is disproportionate for the small plug in items.
The added value of Chinese production at that cost is disproportionate, because of well-known production factors that are inconsistent with those on our much more civilised continent.
For the residents who wish to candidate in the European elections, the obligation to obtain a national attestation is disproportionate to the general objective of the EC Directive 93/109.
It is disproportionate because Ireland seemed rather like the good pupil in the European classroom and its level of inflation, which, at the end of the day, really is fairly low in absolute terms, does not threaten to destabilise the whole eurozone.
Nor is it relevant for the applicant to claim that the amount of the Aid is disproportionate on the basis that the Commission failed to take into consideration the 1993 payments.
I have been to Israel many times, including to Sderot, I know a lot about what is going on there, butthis Israeli action is disproportionate, excessive and inhumane.
Such development does not take into account the national situation and is disproportionate as it implies a strong EU"top-down" intervention that also creates unnecessary costs for the EU.
Various judgements by the Court since 2001, such as the Laboratoires Fournier ruling, indicate that the Court is likely to consider that such a restriction on the origin of goods and services is disproportionate.
Hi-Tech also considers that theprohibition on the use, and hence the marketing, of HCFCs for firefighting is disproportionate in relation to the aim of environmental protection.
Although each Member State's pension taxation system should be assessed in its proper context, this confirms the Commission's view that the refusal of deductions for contributions to foreign schemes by EET orETT States is disproportionate.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that the controversy sparked off by this directive is disproportionate and, at the same time, undoubtedly reveals two different approaches to the policy that the EU must conduct on protecting workers' rights.