Examples of using Objective justification in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We see no objective justification for palladium to be cheaper than gold»- he said.
It is not difficult to foresee circumstances in which such objective justification could potentially be made out.
In spite of all this, and without any objective justification, President Klaus was granted a derogation in order to ensure the non-application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
That is an issue which will be decided when theCourt examines the circumstance relating to the absence of objective justification.
As such, the need to protectMicrosoft's incentives to innovate cannot constitute an objective justification that would offset the exceptional circumstances identified…'.
EU rules on equal treatment in employment(Directive 2000/78/EC) prohibit discrimination at the workplace on grounds of age,which also covers a reduction of the retirement for one profession without an objective justification.
In Hungary's case, the Commission has not found any objective justification for the drastic lowering of the age limit for judges, prosecutors and public notaries.
The mere fact that a product is covered byintellectual property rights cannot constitute objective justification to refuse to grant a licence.
The derogation shall belimited in time up to 20 years based on objective justification, renewable if justified and may be subject to conditions which contribute to the achievement of the above conditions.
These rules also coverchanges to the mandatory retirement age for one profession without an objective justification.
However, the technical specifications of the safety standard are, without any objective justification, drawn up in such a way as to not allow for this or other new products to comply with the standard.
As regards the appellants' argument that maintaining an MA would impose onerous pharmacovigilance obligations on it,it must be noted that such obligations may in fact constitute an objective justification for the deregistration of a MA.
Fourth, Microsoft does not mention any specific objective justification for its conduct, apart from making a general reference to‘its intellectual property rights', which has already been refuted in the Decision(recitals 709 to 763).
(6) in the case of differential rates, information on the effects on the user groups affected by the differential rates,as well as objective justification for the proposed differential rates.
The members of the standards development organisation have, without any objective justification, set the standard in such a way that products of their competitors which are based on other technological solutions cannot satisfy it, even though they have equivalent performance.
That expenditure and other neutral expenditure shall only be taken into account in the rates approval procedure if, and for such duration as, there is a legal requirement to that effect orthe filing company provides other objective justification therefor.'.
However, EU law precludes that comparable situations be treated differently and, therefore, in particular,that men, without objective justification, have a longer period in which to submit their application for support than women.
The Ombudsman therefore proposed a friendly solution which would consist in Parliament puming an end to the situation in which the access of auxiliary agents of other institutions toEuropean Parliament premises is restricted without an objective justification.
Last, the Court finds that Microsoft's assertion that in the contested decision the Commission applied anew evaluation test when rejecting the objective justification which Microsoft had submitted is based on a misreading of that decision.
In light of the foregoing, the Court considers that the question of the bundling must be assessed by reference to thefour conditions set out at recital 794 to the contested decision(see paragraph 842 above) and to the condition relating to the absence of objective justification.
That argument might lead the Court of First Instance, in the main action,to consider on what conditions the existence of objective justification may permit the conclusion that a tying practice having anti-competitive effects is not prohibited by Article 82 EC.
First of all, the Court notes that, in support of the present plea, Microsoft reiterates in essence the same arguments it submitted in thefirst plea on the condition relating to the absence of objective justification(see paragraphs 1102 to 1122 above).
Well-founded objective justification would leave Member States ample scope to apply differentiated rules in situations that, objectively, merited such treatment, whilst safeguarding citizens of the Union against arbitrary discrimination that could not be so justified.
However, that sentence must be read in conjunction with the one coming immediately afterwards in the same recital, which states that‘… the need to protectMicrosoft's incentives to innovate cannot constitute an objective justification that would offset the exceptional circumstances identified'.
Discrimination' means differentiation of any kind without objective justification in respect of the supply of goods or services, including public services, employed for the operation of road freight transport services or of coach and bus services, or in respect of their treatment by public authorities relevant to such services;
Second, if the arguments they have put forward in that regard in the preceding pleas were not to be upheld, that would mean, according to the applicants, that, when the value of sales wasdetermined for the purpose of calculating the fine, Gosselin received unequal treatment, without objective justification.
In order to assess the existence of anti-competitive effects, the Court stated that it is also necessary to consider whether that pricing policy,without objective justification, produces an actual or likely exclusionary effect, to the detriment of competition and ultimately of consumers'' interests.
(Article 82 EC- Postal undertaking with a dominant position and subject to a universal service obligation with regard to certain addressed mail- Low prices charged to certain former customers of a competitor- No evidence relating to intention- Price discrimination- Selectively low prices- Actual or likely exclusionof a competitor- Effect on competition and, thereby, on consumers- Objective justification).
In order to assess the existence of anti-competitive effects in circumstances such as those of that case,it is necessary to consider whether that pricing policy, without objective justification, produces an actual or likely exclusionary effect, to the detriment of competition and, thereby, of consumers' interests.
Restrictions or changes deliberately imposed by device manufacturers or operating systems providers may limit the distribution and access to certain online content and services-often without an objective justification or through disproportionate methods- and could be at the users' expense.