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It is therefore necessary to examine whether Article 28 of Regulation No 236/2012 satisfies those two conditions.
The European Parliament was the first European institution to address the phenomenon of an increasingnumber of interest groups at European level, and it is therefore necessary to examine the consequences of this evolution.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Portielje‘involved itself directly or indirectly' in the management of Gosselin.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether that restriction may be justified having regard to the provisions of the Treaty.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether that restriction on the free movement of goods canbe justified under Community law.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Article 8 of Directive 2008/94 is unconditional and sufficiently precise.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the amendments to which the applicants refer concern the very essence of the text considered as a whole.
It is therefore necessary to examine, secondly, whether that court may have jurisdiction on the basis of the place where the alleged damage occurred.
It is, therefore, necessary to examine whether that decision constitutes a‘consent' within the meaning of Article 1(2) of Directive 85/337.
It is therefore necessary to examine the rules at issue, first, from the perspective of the Treaty provisions on freedom of establishment.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether freedom to provide services would be an obstacle to such national rights.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Microsoft has established specifically how the effects of the Decision are serious and irreparable.
It is therefore necessary to examine the compatibility of the aid with the common market in the light of Article 87(2) and(3) of the EC Treaty, which provide for exceptions to the general rule of incompatibility set out in Article 87(1).
It is therefore necessary to examine whether or not Italy meets the requirements expressly covered by the derogations provided for in the Treaty and/or in the directive on which it relies.
It is therefore necessary to examine the compatibility of Article 8 of the BIT with the general principle of EU law, expressed in Article 18 TFEU, that prohibits discrimination on the ground of nationality.
It is therefore necessary to examine in greater detail(whilst recognising that the ECB has a broad discretion) whether the various components of the OMT programme are objectively appropriate for achieving the objectives sought.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings maybe considered to be consistent with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness and consistent with the effectiveness of Directive 89/665.
It is therefore necessary to examine in the light of Article 21 TFEU the refusal by the authorities of a Member State to recognise all the elements of a surname of a national of that State obtained by means of adoption in another Member State, in which that national resides.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the dividend recipients liable to corporation tax who are established in Italy and those who are established in another Member State are in a comparable situation with regard to the objective of the national legislation at issue in the main proceedings.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the Greek prohibition on reimbursing the cost of treatment received in private hospitals abroad infringes that freedom(the first question referred for a preliminary ruling), whether it is justified(the second question) and whether it is proportionate to the objective pursued(the third question).
It is therefore necessary to examine how the existing instruments and the current State aid framework, based on the Community guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty12 and the guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries 13, can be applied to rescue and restructure fishing enterprises facing difficulties.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Article 18(1) EC, whichis applicable to a situation such as that in the main proceedings, is to be interpreted as precluding national legislation requiring that the recipient of a disability pension paid to civilian victims of war or repression be resident in the territory of the Member State granting such a benefit.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the concerted application of the alloy surcharge by the flat product producers which, as was held in Mukand and Others v Council, could have had a significant influence on the prices of stainless steel bars, could also have had such an influence on the prices of stainless steel wire for the purposes of Article 8(7) of the basic regulation.
It is therefore necessary, in my view, to examine the scheme and purpose of Regulation No 2377/90 to determine whether such limitations may be imposed.
It is therefore necessary and desirable to examine, in relation to the future cohesion policy of the Outermost Regions, how the EU 2020 objectives of smart, sustainable and inclusive growth can be achieved in these European regions, which possess permanent characteristics and constraints arising mainly from their remoteness which justify the adoption of specific measures by the European Union.
Therefore, it is necessary to examine the cause of the problems that arose.
It is therefore not necessary to examine the applicants' argument seeking to demonstrate that the decisionto reduce sales of its Consul brand in favour of its Chiquita brand arose from a unilateral decision on the part of Chiquita.
Therefore, it is necessary to examine, first of all, whether the reduction of the concession in proportion to the interest in the fiscal investment enterprise held by shareholders resident or established in other Member States constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital and, if so, whether that restriction can be justified.