Exemplos de uso de Such a restriction em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The 1974 Law constitutes such a restriction.
Such a restriction is not enforcible anyway.
This is checked through such a restriction.
Such a restriction lowers the proof-theoretic strength of the system significantly.
Sometimes the duration of such a restriction may be shorter or longer.
The Commission is not aware of any justification for such a restriction.
However, it considers that such a restriction can be justified in the light of overriding reasons.
It is often impossible to identify where the application of such a restriction begins and ends.
Such a restriction can be accepted only if it pursues a legitimate aim such as the protection of workers.
I shall then indicate the extent to which such a restriction may be justified.
Is such a restriction of the resources of the Union in accordance with the dynamics of its internal and external development?
Until June 2018, women were not allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia,the only country in the world at the time with such a restriction.
Furthermore, such a restriction of exports is one of the exceptions specified in Article 4(2) of Regulation No 17.
The Commission notified the Greek authorities that, in its opinion, such a restriction was not compatible with the Treaty and that it might decide to oppose it.
Nor can such a restriction on the free movement of capital be justified by the need to ensure the cohesion of the tax system.
Do the restrictions apply to shareholders from other EU countries and if so,is such a restriction compatible with the Treaties and the Single Market?
Article 30 EC provides that such a restriction may be justified on grounds of, inter alia, the protection of industrial and commercial property.
Under the Competition Rules of the Treaty,a dominant operator would in principle not be allowed to impose such a restriction in its customers' contracts.
There is no way whatever to distinguish such a restriction and corollary expansion from the alleged"monopoly price" situation.
Such a restriction may be renewed for further periods not exceeding six months at a time if the grounds for the restriction continue to be applicable.
I personally have some trust in the Court of Justice that it would not accept such a restriction easily, even though the drafters of the Charter clearly intended it.
Such a restriction is permissible only where it pursues a legitimate objective compatible with the Treaty and is justified by overriding reasons in the public interest.
Licences with these restrictions are allowed as long as the work is dual-licensed ormulti-licensed with at least one licensing option that does not include such a restriction.
However, such a restriction is permissible only if it pursues a legitimate objective compatible with the Treaty and is justified by imperative reasons in the public interest.
Even bonuses and awards are cited,which could fit the application in financial or business methods, but such a restriction was not indicated when at no time there are defined monetary awards.
However, such a restriction may be justified by overriding reasons relating to the public interest linked to legal certainty and, in particular, the stability of legal relations.
Various judgements by the Court since 2001, such as the Laboratoires Fournier ruling,indicate that the Court is likely to consider that such a restriction on the origin of goods and services is disproportionate.
Such a restriction must be justified and proportionate with regard to the specific circumstances of European film production activities, in line with the principles of EU law.
There is no such statement in Srila Prabhupada's books, andsince Srila Prabhupada's books contain all essential sastric principles, such a restriction simply can not exist in our philosophy.
Such a restriction would in practice mean that many of the most important national environmental movements would not have the opportunity to take legal proceedings, and that is unacceptable to us.