Exemple de utilizare a It does not constitute în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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As I made clear,a rotating Presidency is part of an ongoing European process; it does not constitute an entirely new start.
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While this attempt at total murder was a distinctive feature of the Holocaust, it is important to note that it does not constitute part of the definition of genocide.
Thus it does not constitute income from shares.' 18.
However, the Commission is not aware that any Member State would have designed its support scheme so that it does not constitute State aid.
It does not constitute a solicitation or an offer to conclude any legal act of any kind.
While this attempt at total murder was a distinctive feature of the Holocaust,it is important to note that it does not constitute part of the definition of genocide.
Therefore, it does not constitute"editorial product" pursuant to and for the purposes of the 7 Law March 2001, n.
Ankara is reportedly planning, however,to attach a declaration to the protocol stressing that it does not constitute automatic formal recognition of the Greek Cypriot administration.
Consequently, it does not constitute a measure definitively laying down the position of the Commission,does not produce binding legal effects that are capable of affecting the interests of the applicant and, consequently, cannot constitute a measure challengeable by way of an action for annulment under Article 230 EC.
The information in this website has not been provided by any attorney and therefore it does not constitute any legal advice or opinions of any kind, or any advertising or solicitation.
While selective examination of specific items from a class of transactions oraccount balance will often be an efficient means of obtaining audit evidence, it does not constitute audit sampling.
The amount of damages will be decided by the decision perceived Association or, if it does not constitute within a month of signing the contract of sale/ rental, by the Administrator.
The change in the use of spectrum as a result of the application of technology andservice neutrality principles should not be considered a sufficient justification for a withdrawal of rights since it does not constitute the granting of a new right. ï.
While stable employment is regarded as a major element in the protection of workers, it does not constitute a general principle of law in the light of which the lawfulness of a measure adopted by an institution may be assessed.
Finally, in so far as L& D further disputes the evidential value of the data relating to sales and advertising on the grounds that they relate to the‘ARBRE MAGIQUE' name and the present case concerns low-cost goods in everyday use,it need only be pointed out that the assessment by the Court of First Instance of the evidence produced before it does not constitute, unless that evidence has been distorted, an I- 5780.
That said, the fact that the Euro Group cannot be regarded as a configuration of the Council does not automatically mean that it does not constitute a body, office or agency of the Union within the meaning of the first paragraph of Article 263 TFEU.
From October 6, 2017 and the fact that it does not constitute a breach of obligation of respecting confidentiality of information regarding the activity of the audited bank, which is the responsibility of the audit company according to the legislation or to contractual clauses, and cannot entail liability of any kind.
In short, I believe that the streaming of protected digital content without the permission of the copyright holders does not satisfy the conditions laid down in Article 5(5)of Directive 2001/29, for it does not constitute a special case,it conflicts with the normal exploitation of the work, and it unreasonably prejudices the legitimate interests of the right holders.
If the hearing officer finds that the information may be disclosed because it does not constitute a business secret or other confidential information or because there is an overriding interest in its disclosure that finding shall be stated in a reasoned decision which shall be notified to the undertaking or person concerned.
The line between the areas referred to in Article 1 of Council Regulation(EC) No 866/2004 of 29 April 2004 on a regime under Article 2 of Protocol No 10 of the Act of Accession, but not the maritime border north of that line, shall be taken into account even though it does not constitute an external land border for as long as the provisions of Article 1 of Protocol 10 on Cyprus of the 2003 Act of Accession remain applicable;
At the same time,President Voronin stated that"European integration is in no way a geopolitical option, and it does not constitute a change of priorities in our foreign policy";it is rather the shortest way towards transforming the country and connecting it to the global processes, as well as"the most reliable mechanism of recovering our territorial integrity".
The Commission raised an objection of inadmissibility in respect of the first contested letter on the ground that it does not constitute an actionable measure for the purposes of Article 230 EC by reason of its interpretative nature or, in the alternative, because it merely confirms the view expressed in the interpretative memorandum.
Maurice, this is a huge breakthrough but… It doesn't constitute proof and Beloff and co won't turn up for less.
(v) aid which is deemed to be an existing aid because it can be established that at the time it was put into effect it did not constitute an aid, and subsequently became an aid due to the evolution of the common market and without having been altered by the Member State.
According to Article 1(b)(v) of that regulation, aid is deemed to be existing aid where it can be established that at the time it was put into eect it did not constitute aid but that it subsequently became aid owing to the evolution of the common market even without having been altered by the Member State concerned.