Examples of using It is therefore necessary to examine in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It is therefore necessary to examine the reasons for the delay.
The European Parliament was the first European institution to address the phenomenon of an increasing number of interest groups at European level, and it is therefore necessary to examine the consequences of this evolution.
Having regard to the foregoing, the national rules called into question by the Commission in its action may be reviewed in the light of the second subparagraph of Article 19(1)TEU and it is therefore necessary to examine whether the infringements of that provision alleged by that institution are established.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Portielje is an undertaking.
For the purposes of ruling on the present action, it is therefore necessary to examine whether the Republic of Poland has failed to fulfil its obligations under the second subparagraph of Article 19(1) TEU.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Portielje‘involved itself directly or indirectly' in the management of Gosselin.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether, but for that defect, the tendering procedure in question could have had a different outcome.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Microsoft has established specifically how the effects of the Decision are serious and irreparable.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the amendments to which the applicants refer concern the very essence of the text considered as a whole.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether a social security institution, acting as statutory assignee of the rights of the person injured in a motor accident.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether or not Italy meets the requirements expressly covered by the derogations provided for in the Treaty and/or in the directive on which it relies.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the Republic of Austria was, for that reason, under an obligation to take the appropriate steps to which the second paragraph of Article 307 EC refers.
It is therefore necessary to examine the compatibility of Article 8 of the BIT with the general principle of EU law, expressed in Article 18 TFEU, that prohibits discrimination on the ground of nationality.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings maybe considered to be consistent with the principles of equivalence and effectiveness and consistent with the effectiveness of Directive 89/665.
It is therefore necessary to examine, in this case, whether the transfer of medical data from one institutionto another to facilitate the work of the medical officer in connection with a pre‑recruitment medical examination may be considered lawful in the light of the abovementioned three conditions.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether, in the circumstances of the present case, the Board of Appeal was entitled to conclude that there was such a limitation of the application for registration and, therefore, to confine its examination to bath gowns falling within Class 25.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether Article 18(1) EC, which is applicable to a situation such as that in the main proceedings, is to be interpreted as precluding national legislation requiring that the recipient of a disability pension paid to civilian victims of war or repression be resident in the territory of the Member State granting such a benefit.
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the Greek prohibition on reimbursing the cost of treatment received in private hospitals abroad infringes that freedom(the first question referred for a preliminary ruling), whether it is justified(the second question) and whether it is proportionate to the objective pursued(the third question).
It is therefore necessary to examine whether the concerted application of the alloy surcharge by the flat product producers which, as was held in Mukand and Others v Council, could have had a significant influence on the prices of stainless steel bars, could also have had such an influence on the prices of stainless steel wire for the purposes of Article 8(7) of the basic regulation.
It is therefore necessary to examine how the existing instruments and the current State aid framework, based on the Community guidelines on State aid for rescuing and restructuring firms in difficulty12 and the guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries 13, can be applied to rescue and restructure fishing enterprises facing difficulties.
It was therefore necessary to examine the exact geographical circumstances to see if there mightbe some kind of satisfactory explanation.
It is therefore necessary, in the light of these considerations, to examine the conditions in which users access television programmes in the recording service provided by VCAST.
Therefore, it is necessary to examine the cause of the problems that arose.
Therefore, in order to establish whether the liability of a paid internet referencing service provider may be limited under Article 14 of Directive 2000/31, it is necessary to examine whether the role played by that service provider is neutral in the sense that its conduct is merely technical, automatic and passive, pointing to a lack of knowledge or control of the data which it stores.
Therefore, without it being necessary to examine the applicant's other arguments and pleas, the last sentence of Article 1 of the contested decision must be annulled.
Having regard to the importance which primary law attaches to the status of citizen of the Union, when examining a decision withdrawing naturalisation it is necessary, therefore, to take into account the consequences that the decision entails for the person concerned and, if relevant, for the members of his family with regard to the loss of the rights enjoyed by every citizen of the Union.
It is necessary therefore to examine the compatibility of the contested provisions with Articles 28 and 30 EC.
It is necessary therefore to examine whether or not the objectives to be attained by the stability mechanism whose establishment is envisaged by Article 1 of Decision 2011/199 and the instruments provided to that end fall within monetary policy for the purposes of Articles 3(1)(c) TFEU and 127 TFEU.