Examples of using Exceptions should in English and their translations into German
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Political
These exceptions should be duly justified.
The procedure for approving exceptions should be a simple one.
Those exceptions should be duly justified.
As Mr Lange's report stated, the limit values and times must be obligatory forthe year 2000 and 2005, and exceptions should be very strict.
What exceptions should be provided for in each of these cases?
All proposed flexiblecouplings can compensate certain alignment errors, however, these exceptions should be as low as possible in order to ensure the proper functioning of the transmission.
Any such exceptions should be notified to the responsible authority.
Firstly, the EU is not in a position to provide services of general economic interest, and this isincreasingly true of services of general interest as well(any exceptions should ideally be based on cooperation between the Member States); legislation on these services should increasingly be at national level, although it should also comply with the rules of the internal market and the principles of freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services.
Exceptions should be re-examined and a transparent process should be established;
The principle of proportionality: exceptions should only apply to that information or part of information that really is prejudicial;
Exceptions should be thrown if the method can not perform its described functionality.
The principle of restrictive interpretation: exceptions should be made only when they are strictly necessary, and they should never be interpreted in an extensive sense;
Any exceptions should be very strictly limited to what is required to reduce the risk of collusion.
However, possible exceptions should be limited and be accompanied by appropriate monitoring procedures and safeguards;
Exceptions should only be made for the purposes of research which is coordinated at international level.
Except where necessary to protect safety of life, exceptions should not result in exclusive use for certain services, but rather grant priority so that other services or technologies may coexist in the same band insofar as possible.
Exceptions should be provided for in the case of certain credit institutions to which this Directive does not apply.
Exceptions should be provided for in cases where the size or nature of the non-automatic weighing instrument does not allow it.
Exceptions should only be made where a strong case is made as to the economic value of such admission to trading beyond the financing of the control of the controlling shareholder.
These exceptions should remain exceptions, for I cannot emphasise strongly enough that reintroducing border controls is not a desirable development for Europe, neither in the current circumstances nor in relation to the future challenges that we will face sooner or later.
Such exceptions should apply to all types of disability which restrict users' full access to the internet and its multimedia content, to all levels of education, including life-long learning and universities of the third age, to public and university libraries and media collections, to patients in long-stay hospitals or undergoing rehabilitation, to prisoners, to private and public-sector researchers, under specific arrangements with libraries and specialist documentation centres.
This exception should be maintained for the future.
This exception should be reviewed regularly by the Member States and independent bodies so as to justify whether it should be retained or abolished.
Every person, without exception, should be able to feel at home, and never rejected.
The relevant copyright exception should be extended to allow passages from works to be made available to students by email or virtual learning environments."36.
The exception should allow authorised entities to make and disseminate online and offline within the Union accessible format copies of works or other subject-matter covered by this Directive.
However, the exception should not be seen here as the rule, nor should we take as a yardstick the fact that there are books which earn a great deal of money.
Harmonising the proposed exception with existing IFRS3 requirements for contingent liabilities-The proposed exception should state that obligations within the scope of IFRIC 21 or IAS 37 should be recognised on acquisition of a business only if they would be identified as present obligations applying those Standards.
Such an exception should allow for the making of copies by the appropriate preservation tool, means or technology, in the required number and at any point in the life of a work or other subject-matter to the extent required in order to produce a copy for preservation purposes only.
This exception should be limited to cases where publication is either not possible, for reasons of force majeure in line with the standing case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union, or where it is clear from the outset that publication would not trigger more competition, not least because there is objectively only one economic operator that can perform the contract.
