Examples of using Could justify in English and their translations into Finnish
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That could justify anything.
What's in there, what could justify all this?
What could justify such a lie?
A tremendously affordable guitar with quality that could justify a much higher price.
These concerns could justify theestablishment of specific mechanisms.
Victor sent me to frame you, so that when he… You were hit, he could justify it to the organisation.
That could justify a prohibition on use of the designation.
So that the wicked could justify their actions.
If all of this were going to lead to more socially responsible pension systems,then, perhaps, you could justify the EU's influence here.
These assets could justify the spending of community funds, instead of leaving it solemnly to profit-orientated multinationals or the American war industry.
No, I don't understand how anyone could justify stealing from a hospital.
Only the opportunity to facilitate a quick, balanced and fair agreement, which clears up any doubts and anxieties at this time, could justify this.
The ECJ accepted that these three factors,taken together, could justify provisions restricting the freedom of establishment12.
The Decision states that, in this case, there are no compelling reasons of generalinterest, within the meaning of the case-law of the Court of Justice, which could justify the monopolyheld by VTM.
Next, even on the supposition that that allowance is a loyalty bonus and such a bonus could justify indirect discrimination, Mr Köbler maintains that there is no settled and certain case-law of the Court on this point.
The words'socialism' and'Communism' may indeed mean different things to different members of our party, but no one could justify the crimes that were perpetrated.
While the need to reflect the individual Member States' legal cultures could justify retaining the principle that the Court must have at least one judge from each Member State, the fear was expressed that in an enlarged Union this could be detrimental to the Court's efficiency.
It is a mockery, however, to say that prices are rising so this could justify cutting subsidies.
However the Court also concluded that, although the national system of prior authorisation concerned constituted a barrier to the freedom to provide services, overriding reasons like the maintenance of the social security system's financial stability and of a balanced medical andhospital service open to all could justify such a barrier.
The question is whether there are significant differences in situation which could justify such restrictions in the case of EEA states.
So, social rights, environmental protection, national and regional development, the preservation of natural resources, concern for the collective interest, andfreedom of unions are all subjects which could justify sanctions, as would community preference.
In a very limited number of cases,the scope of a RTD objective and the scale of the resources involved could justify setting up long term public private partnerships in the form of Joint Technology Initiatives.
However, the Committee recognizes that the gravity of the problem in general- which concerns not only judges and lawyers butalso other sectors of the legal profession- could justify broader and deeper consideration at some future time.
Sport also has features, in particular the interdependence of competitors andthe need to guarantee the uncertainty of results of competitions, which could justify that sporting organisations implement a specific framework, in particular on the markets for the production and the sale of sport events.
Furthermore, with longer deadlines it would be possible to take an updated Commission forecast into account, so thatmeasures taken and significant changes in growth conditions that could justify an extension of the deadlines would be assessed together.
In my Opinion delivered on 22 November 2007 in Case C-446/05, Doulamis, which is still pending before the Court,I argued that the protection of public health could justify a prohibition on advertising, other than in a purely informative manner, by health care professionals such as providers of dental care.
It also notes that it is impossible to identify specific gaps in Member State systems or significant differences in the level of protection, andthat there is a lack of barriers to trade resulting from different national requirements that could justify harmonisation of national rules on the safety of services.
The Court found no objective difference between the two situations that could justify the difference in treatment.
Neither their young age, nordifferent cultural notions regarding celibacy could justify these acts of violence.
Member States have argued in several cases that preventing the loss of tax revenue could justify the imposition of a restriction.