Examples of using Be based on objective in English and their translations into Greek
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Be based on objective criteria.
They must be based on objective.
These are supposed(more accurately, doubtful), probable andreliable signs that can be based on objective and subjective data.
Decisions on selection, appointment and career issues must be based on objective criteria and must be taken by the body responsible for guaranteeing independence.
The directive demands a minimum harmonization of corporate governance requirements,as appointment decisions will have to be based on objective assessment.
However, the allocation of payment entitlement has to be based on objective criteria and should ensure equal treatment among farmers.
That finding must be based on objective factors which are ascertainable by third parties with regard, in particular, to the extent to which the CFC physically exists in terms of premises, staff and equipment(Cadbury Schweppes and Cadbury Schweppes Overseas, paragraphs 65 and 67).
Any refusal to recognise a guarantee of origin as such proof, in particular for reasons relating to the prevention of fraud,must be based on objective, transparent and non-discriminatory criteria.
Such mechanisms should be based on objective, transparent and non-discriminatory criteria as regards the treatment of rightholders, including rightholders who are not members of the collective management organisation.
The Court of Justice has consistently held that the choice of the legal basis of a European measure must be based on objective factors, which are amenable to judicial review.
Noise assessments should be based on objective and measurable criteria common to all Member States and should build on existing information available, such as information arising from the implementation of Directive 2002/49/EC.
Furthermore, it is not stated that the determination of the period of retention must be based on objective criteria in order to ensure that it is limited to what is strictly necessary.
That legislation must be based on objective criteria in order to define the circumstances and conditions under which the competent national authorities are to be granted access to the data.
Finally, Article 2(n)of the Dublin III Regulation requires that the finding of a risk of absconding be based on objective criteria which must be defined by law and applied on a case-by-case basis.
Any such authorisation should be based on objective evidence, demonstrating a likelihood that the data may establish a link with serious criminal offences, which will thereby contribute to fighting serious crime or to preventing a serious risk to public security.
He expressed some concerns that the European states evaluation of minorities media should be based on objective and non-discriminatory criteria and should not be used to restrict enjoyment of minority rights.
In particular, legislation had to be based on objective evidence as to make it possible to identify the persons whose data was likely to reveal a link with serious criminal offences, to contribute to fighting serious crime or to preventing a serious risk to public security.
The Belgian Government adds that the United Kingdom may be justified in refusing authorisation,but that this must be based on objective, non‑discriminatory criteria which are known beforehand and do not deprive the applicable Community provisions of their useful effect.
Ascertaining which elements of amatter must be categorised as essential is not- contrary to what the Council and the Commission claim- for the assessment of the European Union legislature alone, but must be based on objective factors amenable to judicial review.
Decisions on their selection, appointment andcareer must be based on objective criteria and be taken in such a way as to ensure the independence para.
In particular, such legislation must be based on objective evidence which makes it possible to identify the persons whose data is likely to reveal a link with serious criminal offences, to contribute to fighting serious crime or to preventing a serious risk to public security.
Furthermore, that period is set at between a minimum of 6 months and a maximum of 24 months, butit is not stated that the determination of the period of retention must be based on objective criteria in order to ensure that it is limited to what is strictly necessary.
(33) According to recital 4,this method should be based on objective, fair criteria both for the Member States and for the persons concerned and should make it possible to determine rapidly the Member State responsible, so as to guarantee effective access to the asylum procedure and the rapid processing of asylum applications.
As a general rule, the allocation andassignment of radio frequencies must be based on objective, transparent, non-discriminatory and proportionate criteria(Article 9(1) of the Framework Directive).
(10) Membership of collecting societies should be based on objective and non-discriminatory criteria including as regards publishers who by virtue of an agreement on the exploitation of rights,are entitled to a share of the income from the rights managed by collecting societies and to collect such income from the collecting society.
The introduction ofan administrative permit scheme, for instance, must be based on objective, non-discriminatory criteria, so that the national authorities' discretion is not used arbitrarily.
Membership of collective management organisations should be based on objective, transparent and non-discriminatory criteria, including as regards publishers who by virtue of an agreement on the exploitation of rights are entitled to a share of the income from the rights managed by collective management organisations and to collect such income from the collective management organisations.
As regard the setting of limits on such a measure with respect to the public and the situations that may potentially be affected,the national legislation must be based on objective evidence which makes it possible to identify a public whose data is likely to reveal a link, at least an indirect one, with serious criminal offences, and to contribute in one way or another to fighting serious crime or to preventing a serious risk to public security.
As regards determining the actual place of that supply,such a finding must be based on objective factors which are ascertainable by third parties, such as the physical existence of Lalib in terms of premises, staff and equipment(see, by analogy, judgment in Cadbury Schweppes and Cadbury Schweppes Overseas, C‑196/04, EU: C: 2006:544, paragraph 67).
As regards the setting of limits on such a measure with respect to the public and the situations that may potentially be affected,the national legislation must be based on objective evidence which makes it possible to identify a public whose data is likely to reveal a link, at least an indirect one, with serious criminal offences, and to contribute in one way or another to fighting serious crime or to preventing a serious risk to public security.