Examples of using Does not preclude in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Weakness does not preclude success.
Nevertheless, there is a difference whether one does not preclude or believes.
However that does not preclude improvement.
Suffice it to say in this regard that the fact that a professionalorganisation is governed by a public-law statute does not preclude the application of Article 85 of the Treaty.
This does not preclude the monitoring of vital signs.
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In my view, Article 50 of the Charter does not preclude such provisions.
This does not preclude the use of more immediate countermeasures.
That is, one person consuming information does not preclude someone else from consuming that information.
However, does not preclude the trustee and the beneficiary from being the same person.
I therefore consider thatDirective 2009/73 as interpreted in the Federutility case-law does not preclude Member State measures such as those at issue in the main proceedings.
However, this does not preclude the adoption of measures to protect specific functional units.
In reply to MsRomeva i Rueda, anti-discrimination and gender equality legislation does not preclude Member States from developing and implementing positive actions.
But great scholarship does not preclude bias and prejudice, nor is it a safeguard against self-conceit, but rather the reverse.
Currently the authoritative molecular discipline in this field of study is protein-protein interactions(PPI),although the working definition does not preclude inclusion of other molecular disciplines such as those defined here.
Treatment with Neupopeg alone does not preclude thrombocytopenia and anaemia because full dose ic.
That principle does not preclude the existence of public authorities outside the classic hierarchical administration and more or less independent of the government.
But the New Testament evidence does not preclude the possibility of infants being baptized.
Enterprise Investors does not preclude consolidating these two entities in the future, within its strategy of building a group of specialist hospitals in the country.
The Norris-LaGuardia Act does not preclude the District Court from enjoining the NFL's illegal group boycott.
Older age does not preclude surgical treatment if the General condition of the patient satisfactory, but some patients tend to refuse surgery for fear of complications or considering it useless.
Treatment with lipegfilgrastim does not preclude thrombocytopenia and anaemia caused by myelosuppressive chemotherapy.
However, the directive does not preclude national measures which are necessary for the protection of health.
The request to supply information under this Regulation does not preclude a Member State from requiring information of the same kind to be provided to the authorities of that State.
The existence of authoritative interpretations does not preclude the individual from engaging in the study of the Teachings and thereby arriving at a personal interpretation or understanding.
However, it is also possible that Article 31 does not preclude the existence of more than one tax system in Spain, within which each of the abovementioned principles must be implemented.
Treatment with Neulasta alone does not preclude thrombocytopenia and anaemia because full dose myelosuppressive chemotherapy is maintained on the prescribed schedule.
Nevertheless, the requirement of automatic deletion does not preclude such a deletion from being preceded by human intervention directed at terminating the use of the technological process.
(vi) to ensure that the voluntary use of these mechanisms does not preclude consumers and their representative organisations from exercising the right to obtain effective judicial protection.
However, the prohibition of discriminatory requirements does not preclude the reservation of advantages, especially as regards tariffs, to certain recipients, if such reservation is based on legitimate, objective criteria.