Primeri uporabe Must be interpreted v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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They must be interpreted in the spirit of the time.
Any grounds for refusal must be interpreted restrictively.
It points out in this regardthat the contested provision, being a rule on special jurisdiction, must be interpreted strictly.
Acts of Union law must be interpreted in accordance with their aims.
Article 7(1), as a rule imposing a prohibition, must be interpreted restrictively.
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The directive must be interpreted in a way that safeguards its ef-fectiveness(effet utile).
In the light of the foregoing, Article 56 TFEU must be interpreted as not precluding such legislation.
These findings must be interpreted cautiously because all patients were not systematically tested for Botulinum toxin antibodies.
Therefore, both the field andthe conditions of application of Article 296 TEC must be interpreted in a restrictive way.
The principle of subsidiarity must be interpreted dynamically and not in a bureaucratic fashion.
It stated that the concept ofactivities falling within the public policy remit must be interpreted more broadly.
Therefore, that term must be interpreted by reference to the purpose and general scheme of the rules of which it forms part.
State aid, as defined in the Treaty, is a legal concept and must be interpreted on the basis of objective factors.
Invalid provisions must be interpreted and the legal vacuum created due to their ineffectiveness, filled in a way that is closest to their original economic smotru.
Any of the rights derived from thecommon constitutional traditions of EU countries must be interpreted in accordance to those traditions.
The ethical principles enshrined in the Code must be interpreted and used in accordance with constitutional principles and provisions, laws and relevant case law.
The partial patient subset ofdata available for CNA30021 is tabulated below, but must be interpreted with caution.
Article 22(4) of Regulation No 44/2001 must be interpreted as not precluding, in circumstances such as those at issue in the main proceedings, the application of Article 31 of that regulation.
Such authorisation operates as a re-delegation of powers which, in principle,have been lost to the Community and, as such, must be interpreted restrictively.
In those circumstances, the concept of distribution in Article 4(1)of that directive must be interpreted, as far as is possible, in the light of the definitions given in those Treaties.
But the Scripture has been opened since the Passion; since those who from then on have understood it,consider and discern in what way the prophecies must be interpreted(St. Thomas Aquinas).
SUMMARY- JOINED CASES C-402/05 P AND C-415/05 P anda measure adopted by virtue of those powers must be interpreted, and its scope limited, in the light of the relevant rules of international law.
Article 2 of Directive 2008/95 must be interpreted as precluding, in circumstances such as those in the main proceedings, the registration of a sign as a mark due to an inconsistency in the application for registration, which it is for the referring court to ascertain.
It follows that those terms must be regarded asdesignating an autonomous concept of EU law, which must be interpreted in a uniform manner throughout the Member States.
However, contrary to the Commission's submissions, Article 3(1)(b)of Decision 2000/520 must be interpreted in accordance with the objective of protecting personal data pursued by Directive 95/46, and also in the light of Article 8 of the Charter.
Moreover, I consider that this approach is not at variance with the statement of theCourt at paragraph 55 of the Boehringer case which must be interpreted in the context of the specific facts of that case.
Articles 10 to 13 of Regulation No 1984/83,as amended by Regulation No 1582/97, must be interpreted as precluding the application of the block exemption to an exclusive supply contract which provides for the fixing of the retail price by the supplier.
Any derogations or exceptions applicable by national authorities to thefundamental right of the free movement of people must be interpreted in a restrictive way and in full compliance with the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Communities11.
Moreover, the Court points out that the conceptof‘communication to the public' provided for by Union law must be interpreted in the light of the equivalent concepts contained in those international agreements and in such a way that they are compatible with those agreements.