Examples of using An interference in English and their translations into Croatian
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So now there is an interference pattern on the back wall.
It therefore entails an interference with the fundamental rights of practically the entire European population.
But if we could get rid of our lenses,we would experience it as an interference pattern.
The Court then examines whether such an interference with the fundamental rights at issue is justified.
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(82) Such an interference must, according to the Court, be‘precisely circumscribed by provisions to ensure that it is actually limited to what is strictly necessary'.
That's definitely going to be an interference call on Blanchard.
If we use an interference wave, we can amplify that noise to fracture the metamaterial, and we will target that point.
We are aware that some of the recent detentions are perceived in Europe as an interference in the freedom of the press.
Caused by an interference with the Earth's magnetic field. So every time they appear, there's going to be a unique signature.
The mounting of the instruments is easy andthe rugged construction is the basis for an interference and maintenance free operation.
Stating, in rather sweeping terms,that‘the present case essentially concerns an interference- by virtue of the censorial power of an information monopoly- with the exercise of the functions of a social watchdog, like the press, rather than a denial of a general right to access to official documents'- judgment of the ECtHR of 14 April 2009 in Társaság a Szabadságjogokért v.
So every time they appear, there's going to be a unique signature caused by an interference with the earth's magnetic field.
Secondly, the directive fails to lay down any objective criterion which would ensure that the competent national authorities have access to the data and can use them only for the purposes of prevention, detection or criminal prosecutions concerning offences that, in view of the extent and seriousness of the interference with thefundamental rights in question, may be considered to be sufficiently serious to justify such an interference.
Accordingly, Articles 4 and 8 of Directive 2006/24 laying down rules relating to the access of the competent national authorities to the data also constitute an interference with the rights guaranteed by Article 7 of the Charter.
(66) The access enjoyed by the United States intelligence services to the transferred data therefore also constitutes an interference with the fundamental right to protection of personal data guaranteed in Article 8 of the Charter, since such access constitutes a processing of that data.
Such orders not only limit a State's legitimate exercise of sovereignty, but at the same time arguably constitute an affront tothe separation of powers, since they may involve an interference by the executive into judicial matters.
The right to property should, in principle, not be relevant because freezing andconfiscation of assets necessarily imply an interference with a person's right to property and because the necessary safeguards in that respect are already provided for in Union law, including in this Regulation.
(69) Thus, on the basis of Article 49 of the EC Treaty(now Article 56 TFEU), the Court concluded that the Member State of which Mr Carpenter was a national could not refuse his spouse's right of residence in application of the Treaties,especially as the decision to deport her constituted an interference with the exercise by Mr Carpenter of his right to respect for his family life.
Access to the EES for the purpose of preventing, detecting or investigating terrorist offences orother serious criminal offences constitutes an interference with the fundamental rights to respect for the private life of individuals and to protection of personal data of persons whose personal data are processed in the EES.
As a result, the obligation imposed by Articles 3 and 6 of Directive 2006/24 on providers of publicly available electronic communications services or of public communications networks to retain, for a certain period, data relating to a person's private life and to his communications, such as those referred to in Article 5 of the directive,constitutes in itself an interference with the rights guaranteed by Article 7 of the Charter.
Access to ETIAS for the purpose of preventing, detecting or investigating terrorist offences orother serious criminal offences constitutes an interference with the fundamental rights to respect for the private life of individuals and to the protection of personal data of those persons whose personal data are processed in ETIAS.
(65) In addition, any form of processing of personal data is covered by Article 8 of the Charter and constitutes an interference with the right to the protection of such data.
Access to the VIS for the purpose of preventing, detecting or investigating terrorist offences orother serious criminal offences constitutes an interference with the fundamental rights to respect for private and family life and to the protection of personal data of persons whose personal data are processed in the VIS.
Witches searched for amniotic fluid Drumheller,Canada This witch hunt looks like an interference with the magnificent noble javelin.
Consequently, Directive 2006/24 entails a wide-ranging andparticularly serious interference with those fundamental rights in the legal order of the EU, without such an interference being precisely circumscribed by provisions to ensure that it is actually limited to what is strictly necessary.
