Examples of using Principle of proportionality in English and their translations into Czech
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Generally binding measures and observance of the principle of proportionality.
The principle of proportionality applies to private as well as international law.
However, when the clauses are laid down, the principle of proportionality must be taken into account.
The principle of proportionality and the administrative burdens carried by farmers already must be taken into account in any new legislation.
Moreover, any restrictions on broadcasters would need to respect the principle of proportionality.
We must apply the principle of proportionality between what is proposed and the benefit that this will bring.
This technical amendment will simplify the management of revenue-generating projects where possible,by limiting the administrative burden in accordance with the principle of proportionality.
Mr Brok, whom I hold in very high regard,said that the principle of proportionality was not applicable- but that is not true.
The principle of proportionality must also be invoked to prevent the planned measures from going above and beyond what is necessary to achieve the objectives set.
Restricting data collection,which must always be in keeping with the principle of proportionality and necessity, is of crucial importance to passenger data transmission.
We are respecting the principle of proportionality while eliminating minimum sanctions, and we are establishing the principle that you cannot prosecute conduct if there is no sanction available for such conduct.
The proposal put forward by the honourable Member raises serious concerns about its compliance with the principle of proportionality, even if its purpose is legitimate and deserves our full attention.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, therefore, it will be important to ensure that only data indispensable for security purposes are collected and processed.
Exceptions cannot, as the proposal would have happen, be made for union representatives when it comes to respect for fundamental EC legal principles, for example the principle of proportionality.
We support the Commission in its intention to apply the principle of proportionality both in drafting the rules and in their implementation, always bearing in mind the necessity of not compromising safety in general.
When it comes to the most serious offences, the only real deterrent is the sharp sanction of criminal penalties, always bearing in mind, as you have pointed out,the need to respect the principle of proportionality.
I consider this measure excessive: it sacrifices passenger rights in the name of flight safety;it does not serve the principle of proportionality, and will ultimately place a financial burden on citizens- in other words, passengers.
However, as you quite rightly said, the current system does not allow the use of modern technology, even ifthis complies with the fundamental principles of data protection and especially the principle of proportionality.
The Council will therefore ensure that the data protection requirements continue to be respected, andwill certainly also ensure, in particular, that the principle of proportionality will always be respected, in order to prevent any infringement of the right to protection of privacy.
Secondly, whether the measures being adopted are in keeping with the basic principles of the Union itself, such as, for example, personal data protection, andwhether the measures provided for are in keeping with the principle of proportionality.
The agreements we have concluded with both Australia and Canada have always been more acceptable andmore in line with the principle of proportionality, as they allow for limited access in scope, in time and in the number of details, as well as oversight by a judicial authority.
I count also on the Member States and the European Parliament to have a final text that will be essential to fight these crimes andI would like to draw your attention again to the principle of proportionality, which I think connects with the latest question on this matter.
The Czech Republic also considers the proposal to be questionable in light of the principle of proportionality, since the chosen legal form of the regulation is not a suitable tool for ensuring the compatibility of rules on conflict of laws in the area of international family law.
I believe it is vital, before we take any final decisions, to clearly demonstrate the usefulness of this data and the specific aims which it is intended to address,ensuring that the principle of proportionality is respected and that appropriate legal safeguards are created.
However, as the action is limited in scope and restricted to the transitional amendment,I relied on the principle of proportionality and supported the transitional solution nominated by 479 colleagues: that is, to give the right of decision to an Intergovernmental Conference rather than convening a Convention.
There are many unjustified administrative burdens, particularly for third-country-national family members, which include: entry requirements and lengthy procedural delays; a lack of recognition of free movement rights for certain registered partners, including those in same-sex relationships; public policy exceptions to serve economic orsecurity aims which ignore the principle of proportionality, resulting in abuses of expulsion orders; and discrimination against certain nationals and ethnic communities in relation to the rights they should be granted by the Directive.
On a more general note, it is in keeping with the principle of subsidiarity, in that it provides support to the Member States;it is in keeping with the principle of proportionality, because it applies to all the Member States; it promotes the objectives of cohesion policy, as set out in Article 158 of the EC Treaty, and it does not increase the Community budget for the period 2007-2013, but does speed up payments of advances and interim payments.
We have shared with the Commission and with you, Commissioner,our concerns on the issue of information pluralism, the principle of proportionality and the fundamental rights to freedom of expression and information, enshrined in Article 11 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
The principles of proportionality and effectiveness are paramount.
The consitutional basis of intellectual rights and principles of proportionality in constitutional rights.