Exemplos de uso de To refuse access em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Pending Court cases concerning Council decisions to refuse access to documents.
The need to refuse access where there is an incompatibility of technical specifications which cannot be reasonably overcome;
If that is the case,the Council is obliged to refuse access to the documents in question.1.
If the Agency intends to refuse access to documents, the applicant is to be informed in writing of the reasons motivating this intention.
It is not acceptable to send people to their deaths by establishing quota and to refuse access to others.
The Council justified its decision to refuse access to certain parts of the documents by reference to.
It is true that not only must a specific and individual assessment be carried out, butalso that compliance with that obligation must be apparent from the grounds of the decision to refuse access.
The Organiser reserves the right to refuse access to the site at any time and without warning.
The Court of First Instance has also confirmed that the public interest exception under the Code of Conduct is a mandatory exception and, thus,the Commission is obliged to refuse access to documents falling under such an exception.
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For the reason given in 1.5 above,the Ombudsman considers that the ECB was entitled to refuse access to the information which it understood the complainant to be seeking.
The right to refuse access to woodlands is interpreted in various ways from one Member State to the next and even within each Member State.
The Ombudsman considered that the Council's decision to refuse access was tainted by maladministration because.
It also reserves the right to refuse access, without prior notice,to the products, services, content or tools to any User who contravenes the present Conditions. e.
In the Belgian Architects Association case,the danger of retaliation led the Hearing Officers to refuse access to a document in the file which would have allowed the parties to identify the informant.
The Bank reserves the right to refuse access without prior notice,to any subscriber who does not respect the General Conditions of Use laid down or whose conduct is prejudicial to the normal functioning of the site or to third parties.
As changes being made are very important and also very bulky,since the administration we are with the obligation to refuse access to templates and options according to a team until they could complete the move.
The Council is not entitled to refuse access to documents on the grounds that they have been recently adopted, or that they include the views of Member States.
He shall also be informed that he has one month in which to apply to the Management Board chairperson for review of the intention to refuse access failing which he will be deemed to have withdrawn his application.
Please note that the clubs have the rights to refuse access if you do not follow the dress code, if you do not reach the minimum age, or any other regulations of the venue.
In fact, this criterion would apply to virtually all written opinions orsimilar documents of the legal service, thereby making it practically impossible for the Council to refuse access to any legal service opinion under Regulation No 1049/2001.
They must have the right to visit and, if need be, to refuse access to or turn away any ship that penetrates the zone defined by the Montego Bay convention as an exclusive economic zone, i.e. the 200 sea-mile zone.
That exception does not have to be balanced with any overriding public interest in disclosure, butspecifically requires the Community institutions to refuse access to a document where disclosure would undermine the protection of privacy and the protection of personal data.
Firstly, it contested the Council's decision to refuse access to a note from the Commission to the Council's Article 133 Committee concerning the state of play of the WTO-negotiations on environment and trade, following the WTO Ministerial Conference in Cancun in September 2003.
The Court rejects that argument and takes the view that, where disclosure of a document undermines the public interest,the ECB is obliged to refuse access, and no weighing up of that public interest against an‘overriding public interest' is provided for by EU law.
If the Council decides to refuse access to a document which it has been asked to disclose, it must explain, first, how access to that document could specifically and effectively undermine the interest protected by an exception laid down in Article 4 of Regulation No 1049/2001 relied on by that institution and, secondly, in the situations referred to in Article 4(2) and(3) of that regulation, whether or not there is an overriding public interest that might nevertheless justify disclosure of the document concerned.
In case 3442/2004/PB,the Ombudsman took the view that the EIB's rules allowed it to refuse access to information on loans, made through intermediary banks, for small and medium-sized renewable energy projects.
It is clear from the foregoing that the Commission was, of course,obliged to take account of the relative article of the European Parliament regulation requiring the institutions to refuse access to documents if their disclosure would undermine the protection of the commercial interests of private individuals or legal entities.
First, that established by Article 20(2) of Directive 2003/54, which, in order to permit the operator of a distribution system to refuse access to its network where it lacks the necessary capacity, requires reasons and justification which can be assessed on a case-by-case basis and does not authorise the Member States to lay down general derogations without a concrete assessment of that incapacity or.
Among exceptions to that rule is Article 6(1) of the Law of 11 April 1994 on administrative publicity,7 which allows an authority to refuse access if the interest in granting it is outweighed by the interest in protecting, inter alia, business or manufacturing information of a confidential nature.