Exemple de utilizare a Would prohibit în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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It would be as ifto get away vehicle theft would prohibit trucks and cars.
This option would prohibit the placing of illegally harvested timber on the EU market.
The only true andeffective defense is the rule of law- a law that would prohibit all abortions.
What kind of mother would prohibit her daughter from dating a boy who's awaiting trial for manslaughter?
Members of Moscow said on Friday that they have already proposed a list of proposals that would prohibit the sale of titanium to Boeing.
The Parliament also approved rules that would prohibit the EU's fleet from overfishing the waters of foreign countries.
The consent to process personal data in general volume according to this article is not a mandatory condition, which would prohibit concluding the sales contract.
This bill would prohibit the mandatory use of exams in schools, and allow students to complete alternate assessments to display their knowledge.
Secondly, how will you respond to the steel clause that the US Congress has just adopted, which would prohibit the use of EU steel in the United States?
The Court noted that there was no rule in the Constitution that would prohibit deductions from salaries of the MPs if they were absent from parliamentary sessions or meetings of its specialized committees.
The draft legislation, based on recommendations from European Commission experts, would give the tax and customs administration the power to identify andreport suspicious activity to authorities, and would prohibit the opening of anonymous accounts.
So if Monsanto's claims areupheld in this case, that would not only put Moe out of business, but it would prohibit every grower in the country from doing what Moe does as a precedent in future cases.
Second, and most importantly, the proposal would prohibit Member States from invoking bank secrecy for non residents as a reason for refusing to supply information concerning a taxpayer to his or her Member State of residence.
Owing to the lack of independence in China's judicature,the Chinese communist regime would prohibit any investigation or trial against criminals under its sovereignty.
Carlina, there is a decree from 1985 that would prohibit it, I have always told you… but I also told you that you have to bill everything at 19… then, by virtue of the deduction of the withholding tax payment… you can bring everything after three months to 15… that way you have a reduction of 27, for a net profit of…?
Occasionally we have had to accept candidates with minor shortcomings… but nothing that would prohibit someone from working in a field… such as law enforcement, for example.
However, I do not see anything in Directive 2004/48 which would prohibit injunctions against the intermediary requiring not only the prevention of the continuation of a specific act of infringement but also the prevention of repetition of the same or a similar infringement in the future, if such injunctions are available under national law.
Secondly, the conclusion with Russia of a new agreement designed to supersede the START Agreement seems to be going well and, lastly,we have the launch of the negotiations on a new disarmament treaty that would prohibit the production of fissile materials for nuclear weapons.
The Court points out that there is no rule in the Constitution that would prohibit deductions from lawmakers salary if they are absent without a good reason from Parliament meetings or meetings of its special committees.
Potential investors who are the subject of a market sounding should, in turn,consider if the information disclosed to them amounts to inside information which would prohibit them from dealing on the basis of it or further disclosing that information.
The proposed directive, submitted by the Commission in July 2008, would prohibit discrimination on the above-mentioned grounds in the following areas: social protection, including social security and healthcare; social advantages; education; and access to goods and services, including housing.
Article 6 of this Regulation prevents Member States from imposing stricter requirements on health, safety andenergy conservation which would prohibit, restrict or impede the making available on the market and the putting into service of appliances which comply with this Regulation.
Would only prohibit discrimination in the areas that fall within EC competence, so would not affect the organisation or content of education(e.g. special needs education), questions of marital status(e.g. same sex partnerships/marriages) or family law(e.g. adoption) or national rules on the secular nature of the State or its institutions;
The content would be prohibited under another section;
Displays of religious symbols would be prohibited except in schools where religious subjects are taught.