Examples of using Cannot constitute in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It cannot constitute a mark;
According to the judgment, the taste of a food cannot constitute an artistic work.
Cannot constitute any difficulty.
(a) signs which cannot constitute a trade mark;
The rightful demands of these minorities, which are based on fundamental principles andcurrent practice in the European Union, cannot constitute taboo subjects in the EU in the twenty-first century!
The sign cannot constitute a mark;
Pre-ticked boxes, inactivity or silence cannot constitute consent.
(6) A Union scheme cannot constitute the sole response to the growing needs for food aid in the Union.
That activity of the competent national authority cannot constitute participation in that market.
Consequently, that grant cannot constitute an‘economic activity' within the meaning of Article 4(2) of the Sixth Directive.
She submitted that, on account of the Republic of Poland's accession to the European Union,her present place of residence cannot constitute an obstacle to the payment of that benefit.
False beliefs cannot constitute knowledge.
Last, in the reply, Microsoft disputes the Commission's assertion that the benefitsflowing from the integration of media functionality in Windows cannot constitute valid justification under Community law.
Such a national rule cannot constitute a public policy exception within the meaning of the first indent of Article 3(10) of Directive 96/71.
The Raad van State considers, first, that the determination of the subsidy cannot be conditional andthat failure to fulfil such a condition cannot constitute the basis for the withdrawal.
On the other hand, purely economic objectives cannot constitute an overriding reason in the public interest.
These measures cannot constitute a precondition for the placing on the market and/or putting into service of devices which are in conformity with this Directive.
(1) The human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements,including the sequence or partial sequence of a gene, cannot constitute patentable inventions.
Nevertheless, this history alone cannot constitute the decisive criterion which would be sufficient for judging whether to admit the candidate or dismiss him from formation.
Accordingly, even the adoption by the Commission in a reasoned opinion of anincorrect position on the scope of Community law cannot constitute a sufficiently serious breach capable of rendering the Community liable.
In other words, birth cannot constitute the qualification for a respectable person, even when one is born in the Lord's own family or in the acarya's family, what to speak of an ordinary wealthy or learned family.
Weapons of mass destruction,particularly atomic weapons,' he said,‘generate nothing but a misleading sense of security and cannot constitute the basis for peaceful coexistence among members of the human family, which must nevertheless be inspired by an ethic of solidarity.
However, the period of five years cannot constitute a hard and fast limit below which any request would be admissible no matter how long the applicant had taken to address his request to the administration and regardless of the circumstances of the case.
The Commission claims that the benefit that the bundling offers to software developers andcontent providers is that it allows them to avoid the‘efforts of competition', which cannot constitute valid justification under Community competition law.
Consequently, the activity at issue in the main proceedings cannot constitute an‘economic activity' within the meaning of Article 4(1) and(2) of the Sixth VAT Directive.
In the application of this Article, an infringement of any obligation imposed on Member States either by this Article of the Regulation or by the delegated act,adopted in accordance with Article 5(3), cannot constitute an irregularity leading to a financial correction pursuant to Article 77 of this Regulation.
According to the applicants, the procedure relating to the cartel cannot constitute‘administrative purposes', since the fines imposed by the Commission are of a criminal law nature for the purposes of Article 6 of the ECHR.
Similarly, on the basis of the same considerations and taking account of the legislature's discretionary power as regards changing the pensions system,the consequences of abolishing the weightings cannot constitute arbitrary or manifestly inappropriate discrimination in the light of the aims pursued by the reform of the Staff Regulations.
Moreover, as it emphasised in its opinion on the White Paper,the Committee believes that alternative dispute settlement mechanisms cannot constitute a credible solution for victims unless there are effective mechanisms for judicial remedies, particularly class action.
However, the fact that it is characterised as a‘selling arrangement' does not mean that the measure at issue in the main proceedings could not constitute a barrier for the purposes of Article 34 TFEU.