Primeri uporabe To be disproportionate v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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The European Court found all these measures to be disproportionate and unnecessary in a democratic society.
In those circumstances, the requirement of residence throughout the period ofpayment of the benefit must be held to be disproportionate.
One Member State considered the mechanism to be disproportionate given the scale of the double-voting problem.
Where the information published contains personal data and following an obligatory prior assessment,such publication of personal data is found to be disproportionate;
The second part of the recital might be deemed to be disproportionate or to contradict the first part, which covers all types of penalties.
For offers of securities to the public of a consideration below EUR 500 000, the cost of producing aprospectus in accordance with this Regulation is likely to be disproportionate to the envisaged proceeds of the offer.
A remedy shall be deemed to be disproportionate if it imposes costs on the seller which, in comparison with the alternative remedy, are unreasonable,….
The expenditure incurred in order to implement those commitments may prove to be disproportionate to the expected effects.
This level appears to be disproportionate, even taking into account possible variation in the gender profile of academic staff in different disciplines.
Bringing the digital content intoconformity with the contract shall be deemed to be disproportionate where the costs it imposes on the supplier are unreasonable.
A solution is presumed to be disproportionate if it imposes on the seller costs which, in comparison with the other solution, are unreasonable, taking into account:.
Establish a contact pointto which stakeholders can communicate rules or procedures which are considered to be disproportionate and/or unnecessarily hinder SME activities.
A remedy shall be deemed to be disproportionate if it imposes costs on the seller which, in comparison with the alternative remedy, are unreasonable, taking into account:.
However, as the Advocate General stated in points 103 to 105 of his Opinion, that measure goes beyond what is necessary in order to achieve that objective andmust therefore be considered to be disproportionate.
A solution is presumed to be disproportionate if it involves costs to the seller which, in comparison with the other solution, are unreasonable, taking into account:.
In those circumstances, the requirement of residence throughout the period ofpayment of the benefit must be held to be disproportionate, since it goes beyond what is necessary to ensure that that connection exists.
Where regulatory costs are found to be disproportionate to the goals pursued, alternative approaches to achieving the same goals will be explored.
In those circumstances, the requirement of residence throughout the period of payment of thebenefit concerned must be held to be disproportionate, since it goes beyond what is necessary to ensure that such a connection exists.
It does not appear to be disproportionate to impose on air carriers such an obligation to provide care in so far as they are free to pass on the resulting costs to airline ticket prices.
The regulatory cost related to EUsafety standards have not proved to be disproportionate in comparison to national standards that would havebeen needed otherwise.
Reforms are said to be disproportionate in that regard, since they enable direct political influence on the work of the constitutional court, regular courts and on the judicial council.
However, the burden of prior authorisation before usinga'dietetic' suitability statement on a product seems to be disproportionate in terms of consumers' protection and information and would be highly costly for the industry and especially for SMEs.
Nor, moreover, does it appear to be disproportionate to impose on air carriers such an obligation to provide care in so far as- as the United Kingdom Government has observed- they are free to pass on the costs incurred as a result of that obligation to airline ticket prices.
However, the burden of obtaining prior authorisation before usinga'dietetic' suitability statement on a product seems to be disproportionate in terms of consumers' protection and information and would be highly costly for the industry and especially for SMEs.
EN 7.13. Controlling the actual cost of the journeys would be complex, time-consuming and would entail the deployment of a significant amount of additional human resources within the concerned unit,which Parliament considers to be disproportionate to the risk of overpayment entailed.
Nevertheless, this limitation does not appear to be disproportionate, especially given the importance of the intended aim of gender equality which is recognised both in the Charter and the Treaties.
In the second place, as regards the applicants' argument that a request for information under Article 18 of Regulation No 1/2003 would have been sufficient in the light of the principle of proportionality,the three inspections ordered do not appear to be disproportionate in view of their context.
(f) A comprehensive assessment of the viability was deemed to be disproportionate for many types of investment projects and to create an unnecessary administrative burden and costs.
However, even leaving aside the question whether access to such purely national transactions should be regulated at European level,preliminary discussions confirmed the view that such access is widely considered to be disproportionate, and should therefore be excluded from the scope of an EU system.
Therefore, resort to Article 2(1)(b) of Directive 93/36 to justify the purchase of thehelicopters in question by the negotiated procedure seems to be disproportionate as regards the objective of preventing the disclosure of sensitive information relating to their production.