Examples of using Restrictively in English and their translations into German
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They feel that this technology should be used only very restrictively.
Restrictively it has to be said, that these were only experiments with cell cultures.
For this purpose, we will manage our capital expenditures restrictively in the fourth quarter.
Y Some BD-Live content may be restrictively accessed in some territories by content provider's own decision.
The Court ruled in its judgment of 12 November 1996 that Article 118a should not be interpreted restrictively.
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The Council seems, however,consistently to interpret Article 4 of the Regulation too restrictively, that is to say where general security is concerned.
The Commission supports the principle of regrouping thereports, but the amendment is formulated too restrictively.
In particular, the Rules of Procedureshould not be interpreted so restrictively when mixed groups are implicitly accepted by the Parliament.
We regard Article 130s, paragraph 2, as an exception to the general rule in Article130s, paragraph 1, which is to be interpreted restrictively.
Contents Part-time work is defined more restrictively than previously as work the hours of which are at least one fifth less than the legal or collectively agreed length of work.
As was clear from the judgment of the Court of Justice in Case 150/77 Bertrand ν Ott(supra, 113.0- A 1),it was necessary to interpret Article 14 restrictively.
However, in some Member States the budgetary policy criteria areclearly still being interpreted very restrictively, which limits the scope for the necessary short-term policy measures.
In this respect, the Court of Justice has openly declared that, where in doubt,the term"worker" must be construed broadly rather than restrictively.
All the conditions have to be met cumulatively and they have to be interpreted restrictively see, for instance cases C-275/08, Commission v Germany, and C-352/12, Consiglio Nazionale degli Ingegneri.
In its judgment of 12 November 1996(Case No C-84/94) the Court of Justice of the European Communities ruled that Article118 A should not be interpreted restrictively.
As an exception Article 43(3)TFEU needs therefore to be interpreted restrictively so as to ensure that the Legislator can exercise its legislative prerogatives under Article 43(2) TFEU.
In view of Article 26 and the interest in the free movement of judgments between the Contracting States,it was necessary to interpret Article 27(2) restrictively.
A quasi-contractural relationship of trust"should not be interpreted too restrictively, as this would impede normal commercial activities.
Such authorisation operates as a re-delegation of powerswhich, in principle, have been lost to the Community and, as such, must be interpreted restrictively.
The Directive defines"regulated education" rather restrictively, as education which involves training specifically geared towards the pursuit of a given profession, with reference to specific cases mentioned in Annex III of the Directive.
The EDPS also highlighted the fact that the right of access to personal data must be established as a principle andthat any exceptions to this right must therefore be applied restrictively.
In its settled case-law, the Court of Justice hasunderlined that all exemptions have to be interpreted restrictively, since they are exceptions to the general rule which requires that VAT be levied on any economic activity.
In its final opinion, the Commission, stated that itapplied the principle of the case law of theCommunity Courts that exceptions shall beinterpreted restrictively.
The above article has been implemented so restrictively that in reality, asylum seekers generally do not have access to the labour market. Employment, however, is an integral part of ensuring independence and dignity for asylum seekers.
In the Court's opinion there was nothing in the wording of Article 118a to indicate thatthe concepts of'working environment','safety' and'health' as used in that context should be interpreted restrictively.
As a derogation from the general ban on state aid enshrined in Article87(1), the provisionsof Article87(2)(b)have to be interpreted restrictively.
The current provisions on the use of a negotiated procedure with prior publication are limited to exceptional situations andmust, in accordance with the Court's established case law, be interpreted restrictively.
But when one speaks with these companies, Mr Kirkhope, one realises that your proposals are not at all helpful and that they attempt to frame the French initiative, which itself was already rejected by the carriers,even more restrictively.
The Commission of the European Communities, and the Committee on Consumer Affairs, Public Health and Con-sumer Policy of the European Parliament, advocated that antibiotics used inhuman medicine be employed only restrictively in foods.
I hope this is a solution which the Council can also endorse, for an immediate and unconditional inclusion of these events will hardly do justice to the general belief that music- whether in the concert hall or the night-club-is noise and should therefore be treated restrictively from the outset.