Examples of using Cannot be called into question in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The dignity of human beings cannot be called into question.
That conclusion can not be called into question by any previous practice in taking decisions.
The principles and provisions in question constitute an“acquis” that cannot be called into question.
The quality of the games cannot be called into question and they enjoy quite the popularity with players.
Accordingly, the appropriateness of the prohibition in question for the purpose ofachieving the object of human health protection cannot be called into question solely in respect of a particular flavouring.
The legality of the decision cannot be called into question on the basis of retrospective assessments of its efficacy.
But despite that, in such an election it emerges that the most united peoples in the European elections were in countries which have been attacked the most by Brussels- and after all these countries are European countries andEuropean nations. This cannot be called into question.
That being the case, today's midday votes cannot be called into question and are deemed approved.
That finding cannot be called into question by the principle of organisational autonomy of religious communities guaranteed by Article 17 TFEU.
Moreover, in its assessment, which,for the reasons set out in relation to the second part of this plea, cannot be called into question, the Court was also entitled to conclude that there was no conceptual or visual similarity.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by the fact that the national legislation in question merely implements a provision of secondary Community legislation.
However, the Hungarian government totally rejects this and will be resisting it using all possible means in view of the fact that at last week'selections it received a mandate from the people of Hungary that cannot be called into question either within the European Union or by NGOs.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by the argument of the United Kingdom Government that it would lead to an inevitable increase in costs, in particular, for Tyco.
The active involvement of employees in the SPE, following the same rules as those for SEs and SCEs,is a requirement which the EESC believes cannot be called into question without undermining the project and is an essential condition for the agreement which the EESC would like to see.
That assessment cannot be called into question by the fact, relied on by the intervener, that the word‘mix' can be understood by the relevant public as designating a mixture.
Finally, it should be added that such an interpretation cannot be called into question by the fact that the Belgian Law provides for a number of exceptions to that prohibition of combined offers.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by the fact that Eni had never operated directly in the chemical sector or that there had never been any management overlap between the parent company and the subsidiaries.
The information referred to in paragraph 2(a) and(b) can not be called into question by the safety authority, save where the latter is able to demonstrate the existence of a safety risk.
That finding cannot be called into question by the argument put forward by ArcelorMittal, according to which the only situation in which Directive 2003/87 advocates the surrender of allowances is that provided for in Article 12(3) of that directive.
However, the principle of subsidiarity andconstitutional issues in each Member State cannot be called into question in the name of'the primacy of Community law, direct effect, consistency of interpretation and state liability for breaches of Community law', as intended by the Commission and the majority of the European Parliament.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by the Netherlands Government's argument that the rules which are applied in the Netherlands do not involve any restriction, as the difference in treatment invoked by Ms Arens-Sikken results from the way in which powers of taxation are allocated between the Member States.
In addition, that interpretation of Article 4(1) can not be called into question by the provisions of Directive 91/414, given that, in relation to Directive 91/414, Directive 2002/37 is a lex specialis.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by Compagnie de Saint-Gobain's argument that‘[the] competition law compliance policies represent… an investment the calibration of which is determined, in particular, by the expected level of fines', which, in Compagnie de Saint-Gobain's submission, ought to encourage the Court, when examining the present plea, to take into account the special effort which it claims has to be employed in order to comply with the rules deriving from competition law.
Out of respect for my own convictions and those of the electorate,I feel that these values cannot be called into question by ulterior motives and tricks aimed at obtaining derisory concessions from conservatives who control the majority of the Member States, the European Parliament and the Commission, and who will not rest until they have furthered their deregulatory policy.
Those considerations cannot be called into question by the applicant's argument that the geo-blocking of the illegal information could be easily circumvented by a proxy server or by other means.
The Court also holds that that finding cannot be called into question by the provisions of the Warsaw and Montreal Conventions, because the compensation measure laid down by Regulation No 261/2004 falls outside their scope, while remaining additional to the system for damages laid down by them.
That conclusion cannot be called into question by the argument that, for Article 8(3) of Directive 2001/29 to be applicable, there has to be a contractual link between the internet service provider and the person who infringed a copyright or related right.
Angela Merkel confirmed at the press conference that there is no other reasonable explanation, that is to say, that Britain can not be called into question by the EU's support for the EU that it is“very likely” that Russia is responsible for the attack on neurons.