Examples of using Not constitute in English and their translations into German
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This shall not constitute an extension of the contract.
Contractual claims of the guest This shall not constitute.
Such notification shall not constitute the consent required by paragraph 1.
The absence of a response from the consumer following such an unsolicited supply shall not constitute consent.
Such use shall not constitute an infringement of the rights of Takeda or any third parties.
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These should be balanced and should not constitute a bar to access.
This news release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy securities.
Exercising retention of title or repossession of the goods by the Seller shall not constitute rescission of the agreement.
Such prohibitions shall not constitute a means of arbitrary or disguised restriction on co-operation between the members.
Assertion of the retention of title and distraint of the delivery item by ourselves shall not constitute withdrawal from the contract.
Quantity forecasts shall not constitute delivery schedules or guarantees, and no claims may be derived from the Supplier against AMTEK from them.
Minor deviances on the surface of an item arecharacteristic for leather as a natural material, and may not constitute a cause for liability.
This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of the Company in any jurisdiction.
Exploit(3) The absence of SP,any right or provision of these Conditions or to enforce, not constitute a waiver of such right or provision in question dar.
This publication does, in particular, not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to purchase any securities in the United States.
If, however, such an obligation arises becauseof the circumstances of the individual case, it shall not constitute a fundamental contractual obligation.
Depending on the particular circumstances, such funding may not constitute state aid or may be found compatible where it is necessary for the provision of a‘service of general economic interest' SGEI.
The recording of the list price valid on the day of order on the order form ororder confirmation shall not constitute an agreement of a fixed price.
Such use shall not constitute an infringement of the rights of Takeda or any third parties including, without limitation, defamation, or infringement of the right of privacy or right of publicity.
This is a service provided by the AAU, the non-compliance of which cannot constitute a waiver of or a legitimate extension to the return date.
The submission of the final invoice, a written statement of completion and the use orcommissioning of such contractual services within the trial operation shall not constitute acceptance.
Any deviation of the goods from sales samples or previous consignments shall therefore not constitute a defect of quality, unless the buyer cannot be reasonably expected to accept such deviation.
The'oil for food' programme cannot constitute an alibi for the crime which is still being committed, since only a small part of the value of what Iraq is allowed to export returns as food and medicines, while the rest is retained for'compensation' or remains frozen in Western banks, with Iraq unable to use it.
Provided that consumer credit law does not apply,any repossession or seizure of the retained goods by ELFIN will not constitute withdrawal from the contract.
Can the Commission confirm thatthe'procurement of finances for public funds' cannot constitute a justification on the basis of which freedoms established by Article 43 and 49 of the Treaty can be restricted?
Agreements between undertakings whose market share exceeds the 15% threshold maystill not have an appreciable effect on trade between Member States or may not constitute an appreciable restriction of competition7.
Finally, the Committee believes that actions taken by one of the heirs orhis representative in administering the succession should not constitute implicit acceptance of the succession without the benefit of inventory.
In my group we believe very strongly that such information campaigns, which should be much shorter than those of 1979 because of the political responsibilities we ourselves carryas political groups since 1979, must deal essentially with information and not constitute publicity and advertising campaigns.
There is no reasonwhy counterfeiting of medicines and their distribution within or across borders should not constitute a criminal offence in international law.
The Commission rightly argues that the prior notification and information procedures under Articles 34 and 35 of the third directives cannot be considered as an essential condition for the validity of policies, butit would not seem advisable to claim that these procedures cannot constitute a consumer protection measure.