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Such an approach would be contrary to the FAO Code of Conduct.
That the effects of such recognition or enforcement would be contrary to the national law.
Our union would be contrary to laws church and synagogue, alike.
A specific'mountain region' objective has now been excluded; it would be contrary to the concentration of the Structural Funds.
This would be contrary to the Commission's policy to encourage and stimulate applications for fixations of new MRLs.
Disclosure of such information would be contrary to the public interest; or.
That would be contrary not only to the Treaties, but to what is explicitly laid down in the new interinstitutional agreement approved in this House yesterday.
Therefore inserting them in the tender specifications would be contrary to the principles of the Procurement Directives.
It would be contrary to the rules of GATT, CFSP and WTO if free and fair world trade between states were valid, but not for private economic players.
To say that we interpret this to mean that everything can continue as before would be contrary to the Treaty and the whole spirit of the European Union.
It would be contrary to the liberal basic principles of the European Union if any restrictions of any kind were to remain in the staff regulations for its officials.
For example, we have been told that the President of Finland can still remove the President of its central bank from office, which would be contrary to the Maastricht Treaty.
If disclosure of that information would be contrary to the public interest or seriously detrimental to the issuer.
At the same time, we need to be very careful with regard to the legislative framework into which we are trying fit terrorism, in order toensure that it will not form the basis for military intervention, which would be contrary to the principles of international law and the founding Charter of the United Nations.
That is all the more so when,as in the present case, such a construction would be contrary both to the express terms of the WCT, which(as I have indicated) is relevant when construing the Copyright Directive, and to the free movement of goods.
The proposal from the Committee diminished the safeguards in the original Commission proposal by allowing the funding of research on so-called supernumerary embryos, with no prohibition on funding activities which would be contrary to the Oviedo Convention i.e. cloning for research and germ-line intervention.
Lastly, does the Council acknowledge that such a reextradition clause would be contrary to its commitments regarding precisely the International Criminal Court and the Rome Statute?
Withholding information that may affect the conduct of business from superiors or colleagues, particularly in order to gain a personal advantage, providing false, inaccurate or exaggerated information, refusing to cooperate with colleagues ordemonstrating any obstructive behaviour would be contrary to the form of loyalty expected of the addressees.
We would certainly be giving our competitors the wrong message with this strategy, and it would be contrary to EU interests within the context of globalisation.
Retaining the law in its present form would be contrary to the national interest of the Slovak Republic and the majority ethnic group because the law will provoke suspicions and poison the atmosphere of good relations between the ethnic groups that have lived together on the territory of Slovakia for more than a thousand years.
The new directive in its proposed form may hinder the development of this sector, which would be contrary to the policy of creating a level playing field in the Community.
It would be contrary not only to the clear wording of that provision but also to its objective- which is to ensure, through a broad definition of the concept of‘controller', effective and complete protection of data subjects- to exclude the operator of a search engine from that definition on the ground that it does not exercise control over the personal data published on the web pages of third parties.
The State therefore had an obligation not to give to Olympic Airways any preferential treatment which would be contrary to Community law and a further obligation to allow the management of Olympic Air ways the freedom to determine its commercial policy as well as its administrative and recruitment policy.
Resolution authorities should be able to apply the bail-in tool only partially where an assessment of the potential impact on the stability of the financial system in the Member States concerned andin the rest of the Union demonstrates that its full application would be contrary to the overall public interests of the Member State or the Union as a whole.
The option of abolishing this obligation would undermine consumer confidence because it would be contrary to the main objective of the Prospectus Directive: to provide investors with information necessary to enable them to make an informed investment decision Article 5 of the Prospectus Directive.
As far as it is possible to sum up the most recent budgetary procedures at this stage, I too would like to say that it really is time for the European Parliament to have a stronger role in the budget process, as envisaged, indeed, in the Convention's draft Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.I certainly do not share some finance ministers' fears that it would be contrary to budgetary discipline if this House had the final say on the overall budget.
An investigation pursuant to this Regulation shall not be carried out nor measures be imposed ormaintained when such measures would be contrary to the Community's obligations emanating from the Shipbuilding Agreement or any other relevant international agreement.
Does the Commission consider that such a practice would be contrary to its interpretation of Article 8 A of the Treaties as given in its Communication of 8 May 1992 and will the Commission confirm that the mere requirement for an EC national to have his/her passport examined at an internal border would constitute an infringement of Article 8A, and that the Member State concerned would be liable to legal action before the European Court of Justice?
It points out that this would contravene the rules on the organisation of the work of the European Council which the Council itself adopted in Seville in June and that it would be contrary to Article 2 of the Council's Rules of Procedure, which oblige the Council to prepare the European Councils, including the necessary coordination of all the preparatory work.