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(a) signs which cannot constitute a trade mark;
Of 12 December 2008 on the polygraph test provides that its results„are presumptive and indicative and cannot constitute evidence in any proceedings".
(6) A Union scheme cannot constitute the sole response to the growing needs for food aid in the Union.
That activity of the competent national authority cannot constitute participation in that market.
Such a national rule cannot constitute a public policy exception within the meaning of the first indent of Article 3(10) of Directive 96/71. First.
That irregularity does not therefore affect the validity of the European arrest warrant and cannot constitute a reason for refusing to give effect to it.
These measures cannot constitute a precondition for the placing on the market and/or putting into service of devices which are in conformity with this Directive.
On the other hand, purely economic objectives cannot constitute an overriding reason in the public interest.
Under those circumstances, the application, in fact or in law,of a correction coefficient of 100% to pensioners residing in Belgium clearly cannot constitute such an infringement.
Such an economic objective cannot constitute an overriding requirement relating to the public interest justifying a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
The rightful demands of these minorities, which are based on fundamental principles andcurrent practice in the European Union, cannot constitute taboo subjects in the EU in the twenty-first century!
In any event,the situation existing in the smaller countries cannot constitute a valid ground for the finding relating to the degree of transparency in the markets in the large countries.
The human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements, including the sequence orpartial sequence of a gene, cannot constitute patentable inventions.
Observes, however, that development policy cannot constitute the only alternative to migration, as there can be no development based on solidarity without permanent mobility;
The CJ has held that any language requirement must be reasonable andnecessary for the job in question and cannot constitute grounds for excluding workers from other Member States55.
ECHR also found that the procedural terms alone cannot constitute a cause of inefficiency of the mechanism or a violation of the rights guaranteed by art. 6§ 1 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, especially the right to trial within a reasonable time.
The question of banking secrecy has therefore been dealt with at European level from a legal point of view and cannot constitute an obstacle to the full exchange of information on request between tax authorities.
Points out that social networks and the anonymity guaranteed by many different media platforms encourage many forms of expression of hatred, including far-right and jihadist extremism, andrecalls that the internet cannot constitute a lawless area;
Accordingly, the fact that the insolvency of the travel organiser is attributable to its own fraudulent conduct cannot constitute an obstacle to the refund of money paid over or to the repatriation of travellers.
In those circumstances,Article 315 of Law No 95/2006 cannot constitute, within the meaning of Article 10 of Directive 95/46, prior information enabling the data controller to dispense with his obligation to inform the persons from whom data relating to their income are collected as to the recipients of those data.
On the other hand, under Article 5(1) of the directive,‘the human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements… cannot constitute patentable inventions'.
The Court also said that a decision of the Ombudsman,even where he finds that there has been a case of maladministration, cannot constitute a new factor enabling the applicant to lodge an action for annulment against a decision confirming an earlier decision because the prescribed period has elapsed.
Funding from own revenues, in the current context of economic difficulties andgiven the lack of places where inmates can work under legal conditions, cannot constitute the main source of income.
Lastly, it must be noted, as is clear from the very wording of Article 46 of the Statute of the Court of Justice,that an action brought before a national court cannot constitute an interruption of the limitation period for an action for damages under Article 235 EC(see, to that effect, Autosalone Ispra dei Fratelli Rossi v Commission, paragraph 56).
The use, by the intervener, of the trade mark CITI in Spain cannot constitute a valid justification in that, first, the extent of the geographical protection of the Spanish trade mark does not correspond to the territory covered by the trade mark applied for and, second, the legal validity of the registration of the Spanish trade mark is the subject of dispute before the national courts.
In the application of this Article, an infringement of any obligation imposed on Member States either by this Article of the Regulation or by the delegated act,adopted in accordance with Article 5(3), cannot constitute an irregularity leading to a financial correction pursuant to Article 77 of this Regulation.
Similarly, on the basis of the same considerations and taking account of the legislature's discretionary power as regards changing the pensions system,the consequences of abolishing the weightings cannot constitute arbitrary or manifestly inappropriate discrimination in the light of the aims pursued by the reform of the Staff Regulations.
It is apparent from all these considerations that the only aim of national constitutional law expressly mentioned by the national court, namely, the special protection of marriage andthe family by the State, cannot constitute a restriction of the general principle of equality, as it exists in Union law.
Moldova of 23 October 2007,§ 51,the European Court noted that the refusal to disclose the name of the witnesses who could prove the innocence of the person in the process not only cannot constitute a ground for detaining a person, but is in breach of the accused's right to remain silent.
It is very clear from those provisions that the purchase, sale or direct or indirect provision of investment services for, or assistance in the issuance of,bonds, equity or similar financial instruments(71) cannot constitute direct investment unless they lead to participation in an undertaking for the purpose of establishing lasting economic relations.