Examples of using Be contrary in English and their translations into Danish
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Such an approach would be contrary to the FAO Code of Conduct.
Protective earthing of electrical installations also increases the fault current circuit,as it may be contrary to its intended purpose.
Our union would be contrary to laws church and synagogue, alike.
Does this House really feel that a Community intervention in this sector would be contrary to the principle of subsidiarity?
Such deviation must not be contrary to The Danish Securities Trading etc.
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According to Unesco's Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights,germ-line interventions“could be contrary to human dignity”.
This would be contrary to the Commission's policy to encourage and stimulate applications for fixations of new MRLs.
Therefore inserting them in the tender specifications would be contrary to the principles of the Procurement Directives.
It would be contrary to the rules of GATT, CFSP and WTO if free and fair world trade between states were valid, but not for private economic players.
A specific'mountain region' objective has now been excluded;it would be contrary to the concentration of the Structural Funds.
It would be contrary to the liberal basic principles of the European Union if any restrictions of any kind were to remain in the staff regulations for its officials.
Article 3 of the Afghan Constitution states that:'No law can be contrary to the beliefs and provisions of the sacred religion of Islam.
For example, we have been told that the President of Finland can still remove the President of its central bank from office,which would be contrary to the Maastricht Treaty.
On the other hand, these practices could be contrary to the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive and the Unfair Contract Terms Directive.
We would certainly be giving our competitors the wrong message with this strategy,and it would be contrary to EU interests within the context of globalisation.
It would be contrary to the simplifying aims of the comitology decision to initiate a formal modification procedure in the case of non-essential provisions subject to regular review.
To say that we interpret this to mean that everything can continue as before would be contrary to the Treaty and the whole spirit of the European Union.
Properties situated outside Germany would be contrary to the objective of this subsidy, which is to guarantee the existence of sufficient housing stock in Germany in the face of growing housing need.
However, the selected law will not be applied if the effect of its application would be contrary to the public policy of the Republic of Slovenia Art.
Also, this decision would be contrary to the international agreement on cocoa, and would have a very negative impact on the price of cocoa, and thus on the Stabex, the system for stabilizing cocoa prices within the Lomé Convention.
Lastly, does the Council acknowledge that such a reextradition clause would be contrary to its commitments regarding precisely the International Criminal Court and the Rome Statute?
For example, when Japan was threatened by the United States with measures in the automobile sector,we incurred a considerable degree of hostility in the United States by saying that what the United States was threatening would be contrary to the international rules of the WTO.
And that such conduct may, in certain circumstances, be contrary to the principle of equal treatment within the meaning of Articles 3, 4 and 5 of Directive 76/207/EEC.
The Council is not persuaded that the duties proposed would lead to Japanese imports being replaced by low-priced imports from other third countries and considers that even ifit were to happen it would not be contrary to the Community's interest.
It considers that the application by the French Republic of that convention could be contrary to the Framework Decision on the European arrest warrant and the surrender procedures between Member States 6‘the Framework Decision.
It would also be contrary to the undertakings given by the parties to the Dayton peace accord, which specifically makes the granting of economic aid or aid for reconstruction conditional on the countries concerned taking back their refugees and helping to facilitate their return.
The new directive in its proposed form may hinder the development of this sector,which would be contrary to the policy of creating a level playing field in the Community.
First, the criterion of an effect on trade to such an extent as would be contrary to the interests of the Community does not mean that the Commission is under an obligation to ascertain, definitively and comprehensively, whether the notified State measures infringe other provisions of Community law.
At the same time, we need to be very careful with regard to the legislative framework into which we are trying fit terrorism, in order to ensure that it will not form the basis for military intervention,which would be contrary to the principles of international law and the founding Charter of the United Nations.
Funding research into embryo stem cells or supernumerary embryos would be contrary to the principle of human dignity. This principle is affirmed in several of the founding texts of the European Union and more recently, in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights.