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We're trying to steer around a typhoon, which prohibits any thought of using lifeboats.
The principal laws which prohibit discrimination on grounds of sex in relation to employment are the Labour Code and the Gender Equality Act.
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Colombia adopted a new Constitution, which prohibited the extradition of Colombian citizens for crimes committed in their country.
For reasons of legal certainty, the Annex to the proposed directive sets out exhaustively the relevant Community provisions, which prohibit the activities described in Article 3.
I also voted in favour of the amendments which prohibit the provision of information on drugs both on television and radio and in the press.
But only if the author of the video, or the user, that he laid,It will not put in the settings Video unplaced special overlay, which prohibit the viewer to view the non-advertising.
As a result, the Community has adopted two major directives which prohibit discrimination on thesame grounds as those tackled under EQUAL see Section 7.
Perhaps, however, its problems originate in the promotion of corporate profit as the driving force, in liberalism,competitiveness and the free market which prohibit non-military public aid?
The bank has taken advantage of the law Which prohibits living in a place open to the public.
We have laws which prohibit freedom of thought, freedom to write, so how dare we pursue in Jordan, living in a state of war, something we are unable to enforce at home, where we have an intolerable thought police.
Finally, when will the Spanish state revoke the international treaties which prohibit flights from twenty three countries into Barcelona airport?
With regard to the amendments which prohibit provisional recycling operations, we believe that they make no sense, particularly in cross-border regions within the European Union.
But what I find completely decisive is that we pass the proposed amendments which prohibit the use of synthetic methods in making vegetable foodstuffs.
Measures which prohibit or render more difficult access to the market by new economic operators freeze the market concerned in its present state and are therefore, by their nature, incompatible with the freedoms of movement and free competition on which the common market is based.
The Commission's legal basis for its actions is Article 90 of the Treaty on the one hand, which prohibits tax discrimination, and on the other hand two directives adopted in 1983.
However, in some situations Community law lays down rules which prohibit the dismissal of an employee on certain grounds, such as nationality, gender, the taking of parental leave, transfer of an undertaking or a worker's refusal to transfer from full-time to part-time work or vice versa.
Here too the EESC thinks that reference should be made to the requirements of IMO Resolution MEPC184(59), which prohibit discharges into sea ports, harbours and estuaries.
We have those laws,so why can we not have a law which prohibits the placing on the EU market of products which result from the cruel practice of cloning?
Member States should not under this Regulation be precluded from adopting andapplying on their territory stricter national competition laws which prohibit or impose sanctions on unilateral conduct engaged in by undertakings.
The European Parliament's part of amendments 35 and 61, which prohibit the use of rendered fats from category 2 material for the production of fat derivatives for the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industry, have been taken into account by amending Articles 2, 5 and 18.
That the overwhelming majority of the detainees have been transported to Israeli prisons, contrary to the Geneva Convention, which prohibits the transfer of detainees from occupied territories to the occupier; this is unacceptable.
On the other hand, the provisions which prohibit members from carrying out comparative advertising under the conditions laid down by Directive 97/55/EC86 and from actively offering their services to former clients of other representatives were found to be restrictions of competition in breach of Article 81(1) of the Treaty.
These barriers become the more difficult to surmount when countries are non-members of the WTO andthus are not bound by multilateral rules which prohibit discriminatory and non-science based measures and practices.
Commissioner, is it not true that we have, orsoon will have, EU laws which prohibit the placing on the market of products from seals, of dog and cat fur, and of cosmetics which are tested on animals?
This type of situation- and here we need to be perfectly clear- would, if it proved to be true, constitute a serious breach of the European Union's principles, not to mention the laws, including the criminal laws,of Member States, which prohibit events and situations of the type described.
This measure has been taken in the context of UNSecurity Council Resolutions 1306(2000) and 1385(2001) which prohibit all imports of rough diamonds from Sierra Leone, with the exception of those controlled by the Sierra Leone government through a Certificate of Origin regime.
The circulation in the Internal Market of publications such as periodicals, newspapers and magazines is subject to an appreciable risk of obstacles to free movement as a result of Member States' laws, regulations andadministrative provisions which prohibit or regulate tobacco advertising in that media.
Similarly, the Italian Government has made reference to the provisions of Directive 2001/83 which prohibit the advertising to the general public of medicinal products which are available on medical prescription only and which authorise the Member States to ban advertising of medicinal products the cost of which may be reimbursed.
That derogation should be limited to general prohibitions and should not, for example, cover national schemes which, while not prohibiting an activity in a general manner, reserve the exercise of that activity to one orseveral specific operators, or which prohibit the exercise of an activity without prior authorisation.