Examples of using May justify in English and their translations into German
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Here are some cases that may justify our decision to deny someone baptism.
Search Engine Land points out that gated content may justify an interstitial.
This may justify keeping certain priorities in a multi-annual framework.
RPBA refers to abuse of procedure by a party as a circumstance that may justify an apportionment of costs.
These considerations may justify restrictions on access to the market for the provision of certain port services.
Whereas maize has a different yield which distinguishes it from other cereals andtherefore may justify a separate treatment;
Moreover, in the guidelines,it will be explained which other situations may justify a longer duration e.g. transfer of know-how and long‑term investments, especially when sunk or brand specific.
The Commission shallcommunicate to the Member States all relevant information that may justify temporary withdrawal.
It follows that the compliance of an administrative practice with the provisions of the CISA may justify the conduct of the competent national authorities only in so far as the application of the relevant provisions is compatible with the Community rules governing freedom of movement for persons.
Member States shall communicate to the Commission all relevant information that may justify suspension of preferences.
In that respect,the Court states that although grounds of health protection may justify restrictions on the free movement of goods, those measures must comply with the principle of proportionality in relation to the objective pursued of ensuring the safeguarding of public health.
In the latter two of these cases theCommission is currently reviewing information which may justify the closure of the inquiry.
Where the Commission or a Member State receives information that may justify temporary withdrawal and where it considers that there are sufficient grounds for an investigation, it shall inform the Committee and request consultations, which should take place within 15 days.
The Commission rightly points out that the prevention of international terrorism may justify restrictions on the right to property.
In the case of dumping or public aids that may justify application by the Community of the measures provided for in Articles 12 and 14 of the Agreement, the introduction of anti-dumping or countervailing duties shall be decided upon in accordance with the procedure and detailed rules laid down by Regulation(EEC) No 459/68.
In the Guidelines it is described under which circumstances long-term investments may justify a longer duration of non-compete obligations.
The constraints resulting from the obligation under paragraph 1 to pass through a specialized customs-clearance point must not be disproportionate, as far as economic operators are concerned, to the objective in question,having due regard to the actual circumstances which may justify that obligation.
The Court also notes that the objective of consumer protection,and therefore the protection of air passengers, may justify even substantial negative economic consequences for certain economic operators.
Member States or any interested natural orlegal persons shall communicate to the Commission immediately all relevant information that may justify suspension of preferences.
According to the case law of the Court, social policy objectives areoverriding reasons based on the general interest which may justify the application of measures intended to regulate the market, such as the obligation to hold a permit in order to provide a social service.
For example, the need to mitigate an immediate risk of damage would call for promptcommunication with data subjects whereas the need to implement appropriate measures against continuing or similar personal data breaches may justify more time for communication.
Granted the empirical rationality of the distinction between progress and regression,and granted that it may be applicable to tolerance, and may justify strongly discriminatory tolerance on political grounds(cancellation of the liberal creed of free and equal discussion), another impossible consequence would follow.
In the Fournier case, the ECJ stated that promoting R& D may be considered anoverriding requirement relating to public interest which may justify a restriction on the exercise of fundamental freedoms.
The Court states that the protection of consumers against abuses of advertising nevertheless constitutes anoverriding reason relating to the general interest which may justify restrictions on the freedom to provide services, provided that those restrictions are such as to ensure achievement of the aim pursued and do not go beyond what is necessary for that purpose.
Otherwise the PRP would not serve its purpose as explained above which purpose does, however,not exclude the possibility that a change of the relevant facts may justify an exception from the principle- see below.
The need to ensure regular, continuous and frequent transport services to link continental Europe with the outermost regions andwithin those regions may justify the conclusion of public service contracts which impose on the operator obligations which he would not accept if he were motivated solely by economic considerations.
Nevertheless the size of tax differentials and dispersions deserves attention, considering that some externalities as well as thedifferent legitimate goals of tax policy may justify a certain deviation from the objective of neutrality of taxation.
She emphasises that a serious danger to human dignity,which must be protected under Community law too, may justify an interference with the freedom to provide services.
Economic considerations, such as the last two reasons, are not included among the reasons which, according to Article 24(2)(a)(i) of Regulation No 3285/94 and Article 19(2)(a)(i)of Regulation No 519/94, may justify a restriction on imports of products from nonmember countries.
However, work by the Council's Export Credits Group and litigation before the Court of Justice of the European Communities have shown that in the area of short-term export credit insurance,the actual or potential distortions of competition in the Community may justify action by the Commission under the state aid rules without waiting for progress on other fronts.
