Exemple de utilizare a Should not constitute în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The rules of origin should not constitute unnecessary barriers to international trade.
Besides that, a majority of member states considered that the costs should not constitute a ground for refusal.
Such benefits should not constitute a disincentive to a quick return to employment.
However, economic interests directly linked to the contract concerned should not constitute overriding reasons.
The number or size of transactions should not constitute an infallible guide to uncertainty or transfer pricing risk.
Any failure on our part to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms andConditions of Sale and Use should not constitute a waiver of such right or provision.
The low rate envisaged should not constitute an unbearable burden for banks or a competitive handicap at global level.
Inherited, non-changeable features such as gender,origin and religion should not constitute grounds for discrimination.
Such higher level of protection should not constitute an obstacle to the mutual recognition of judicial decisions that those minimum rules are designed to facilitate.
Such incentives should comply with Union State aid rules and should not constitute unjustifiable market barriers.
Points out that the state aid rules should not constitute an impediment for public funding to social and solidarity-based economy enterprises and social services;
The European Parliament andthe Commission consider that the inclusion of this provision in this Directive should not constitute a precedent for future legal migration instruments.
Such higher level of protection should not constitute an obstacle to the mutual recognition of judicial decisions that those minimum rules are designed to facilitate.
These children end up in the system due to the precarious situation in which the families they come from find themselves, which,according to international legislation and conventions, should not constitute grounds for adoption.
As long as the evidence to prove such facts can be submitted in electronic format, this should not constitute an exception to the principle that a procedure should be accessible fully online.
Divergences between the legal approaches andconstitutional traditions of the various legal systems can serve as a source of inspiration for a European legal culture, but should not constitute a barrier to the further development of European law.
Subject to the specific circumstances of each case,the state of vulnerability should not constitute an obstacle for the suspected or accused person to have access to material evidence held by the competent authorities with regard to the criminal case in question in the exercise of their procedural rights and with a view to the right to effective remedies.
The fact that elements of remuneration due by law orcollective agreement have not been included in that information should not constitute a reason for not providing them to the worker.
(4) In accordance with Article 58(3) of the Treaty, the provisions of Member States' tax law designed to counter abuse or fraud should not constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination or a disguised restriction on the free movement of capital and payments as established by Article 56 of the Treaty.
The provision of an online content service by a service provider to a subscriber temporarily present in a Member State other than his orher Member State of residence and the use of the service by such a subscriber in accordance with this Regulation should not constitute a breach of copyright and related rights or any other rights relevant for the use of the content in the service.
In any event, any measure taken by MemberStates with a view to ensure that healthcare is provided according to clear quality and safety standards, should not constitute new barriers to the free movement of health professionals as enshrined by the Treaty and in particular regulated by Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 September 2005 on the recognition of professional qualifications42.
With regard to competition law, the EESC would draw attention to the fact that the creation of this new type of company should not undermine the balance between market players, and that the possibility of a company having its registered office in a country orcountry far from where it is developing its activities should not constitute an artificial advantage or disadvantage jeopardising its operations, when compared with those of its direct competitors.
Language controls should however be reasonable andnecessary for the jobs in question and should not constitute grounds for excluding professionals from the labour market in the host Member State.
Illness or disability suffered after the third-country national was admitted to the territory of the first Member State should not constitute the sole ground for withdrawing or refusing to renew an EU Blue Card or for not issuing an EU Blue Card in a second Member State.
Silence or inactivity should therefore not constitute consent.
Our website does not constitute and should not be regarded as a recommendation or endorsement of the quality, service level or rating of any hotel made available.
Our website does not constitute and should not be regarded as a recommendation or endorsement of(the quality, service level or rating of) any hotel made available.