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People who will do what is necessary to ensure the security of OCP.
In those circumstances, the requirement of residence throughout the period of payment of the benefit concerned mustbe held to be disproportionate, since it goes beyond what is necessary to ensure that such a connection exists.
But this House will play its part in doing what is necessary to ensure that sound use of resource.
Member States may introduce or continue to apply in their national legislation a second category of mopeds having a maximum design speed of 25 km/h,to the extent that this does not involve modifications to the vehicles beyond what is necessary to ensure effective limitation of their maximum speed.
We have to put the past behind us by doing now what is necessary to ensure a rich future for the poor Cambodian people.
We do indeed support this, as the Commissioner just said: it is an essential aspect of agricultural production and we think that this is defensible,because it sets requirements for agricultural production that go beyond what is necessary to ensure that the products from agriculture are fit for human consumption.
The approximation of legislation effected by this proposal is strictly confined to what is necessary to ensure that the Member State of the person's nationality is able to respond properly, fully and clearly to the criminal records requests made to it.
Even if national law were to confer comparable protection upon sporting events- which would, in principle,be compatible with EU law- a prohibition on using foreign decoder cards would go beyond what is necessary to ensure appropriate remuneration for the holders of the rights concerned.
Whereas on-the-spot checks andinspections may not exceed what is necessary to ensure the correct application of Community law;
Articles 30 and36 must be interpreted as meaning that they preclude the legislation of a Member State from banning the marketing of beer imported from another Member State containing sulphur dioxide in excess of 20ml per litre where the legislation does not satisfy the principle of proportionality set out in the case-law of the Court, that is to say where it goes beyond what is necessary to ensure protection of public health.
Our preventive maintenance programs guarantee the highest reliability and accuracy,and determine what is necessary to ensure the best performance even under critical circumstances.
Second, payment by the television stations of a premium in order to ensure themselves absolute territorial exclusivity goes beyond what is necessary to ensure the right holders appropriate remuneration, because such a practice may result in artificial price differences between the partitioned national markets.
This decision makes clear that a rule may fall outside the scope of competition rules despite possible negative business effects,provided that it does not go beyond what is necessary to ensure its legitimate aim and that it is applied in a non-discriminatory way.
In any case, the limitation of the freedom of action of clubs andinvestors which the rule entails does not go beyond what is necessary to ensure its legitimate aim: i.e to protect the uncertainty of the results in the interest of the public.
Some of the questions asked relate also to the REACH Directive that is not in my portfolio either but, again,we are doing what is necessary to ensure the safety on the basis of the existing legislation.
Madam President, I must also say in this connection that the Commission is the guardian of the Treaties, andthat it has always done what is necessary to ensure compliance with the competition rules, in particular the provisions concerning State aid in the field of broadcasting.
There was therefore no discrimination prohibited by Article 86 andin requiring AKZO to offer the flour mills equivalent prices to those which it allows independent purchasers the Commission imposed on it a condition which goes beyond what is necessary to ensure observance of the prohibition of discrimination under Article 86(c) of the Treaty.
The UN's Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics provide clear guidance on the role of official statistics, of what is necessary to ensure the professionalism of data producers, and how to instil trust and confidence in the data they produce.
It is necessary and in the interest of recipients, in particular consumers, to ensure that it is possible for providers to offer multidisciplinary services andthat restrictions in this regard be limited to what is necessary to ensure the impartiality, independence and integrity of the regulated professions.
In dialogue with his friend Evodius- to whom it seems“that the law enacted to govern the people should justly allow some things that divine Providence punishes,because the former takes into account only what is necessary to ensure social peace and what is humanly possible to command”- Augustine affirms that he“praises and appproves this distinction of yours, even if initial and imperfect(minus perfecta), but trustful and aiming at sublime realities.
Once your interim government makes its initial announcements,we intend to oversee this technology disbursal and do what is necessary to ensure that the many government programs are successfully launched.
The Court accordingly ruled that,in order to escape the prohibition in Article 85(1), such aprovision must be limited to what is necessary to ensure that the cooperative functions properly and maintains its contractual power in relation to producers.
Chancellor Angela Merkel did what was necessary to ensure the euro's survival, and she did so at the least possible cost to Germany- a feat that earned her the support of pro-European Germans as well as those who trust her to protect German interests.
After assessing all the facts and circumstances of the case,it concluded that the Commission did what was necessary to ensure the proper implementation of the Association Agreement.