Examples of using Restrictive rules in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some restrictive rules.
As present this is prevented by a number of restrictive rules.
Edinburgh has very restrictive rules regarding public spaces.
For payment cardnetworks SEPA offers the potential to remove many restrictive rules.
In many instances traditional restrictive rules in these areas are serving to restrict competition.
However, these savings will be made only if all the Member States implement this derogation option and do not introduce new andunnecessarily restrictive rules.
Certain Member States apply very restrictive rules, while others allow for several types of non-promotional information to be made available.
Owing to varying exposure to flows of refugees,some Member States apply restrictive rules to the granting of international protection.
(17) A risk in this area has been reduced by retrospective application of the 2014 General BlockExemption Regulation setting out partially less restrictive rules.
If a computer is attached to more than one network,then the profile that has the most restrictive rules is applied to all connections on the computer.
Although there are certain restrictive rules and regulations regarding animal sacrifice for particular purposes in the Vedas, people of demonic tendency still took to animal sacrifice without reference to the Vedic principles.
If a computer is connected to more than one network,then the profile that had the most restrictive rules was applied to all NICs.
At the same time over the lastyears some Member States have set up restrictive rules and have even called for a modification of the Directive3 in order to be able to add further conditions to family reunification.
While the Commission acknowledges that some regulation in this sector is justified, it believesthat in some cases more procompetitive mechanisms can and should be used instead of certain traditional restrictive rules.
I was fortunate enough to grow up in aJW family in the 1950s when many of the Watchtower's restrictive rules had not yet been fine-tuned nor enforced the way they are today.
While the Commission acknowledges that some regulation in this sector is justified, it believes that in some cases morepro-competitive mechanisms can and should be used instead of certain traditional restrictive rules.
Dr. Varga also spoke about the new Civil Code coming into force, which,by removing many restrictive rules, leaves much more room for flexibility and bespoke solutions when establishing and operating a company in Hungary.
The harmonised and less restrictive rules would enable all Member States, in addition to the two reduced rates of a minimum of five percent and an exemption with deductibility of the VAT paid at the preceding stage currently allowed, to apply another reduced rate between five and zero percent.
Whereas the recently-adopted law on churches andreligious denominations contains unusually restrictive rules on the registration of churches and makes registration subject to parliamentary approval with a two-thirds majority;
It is necessary to strengthen trade relations between the EU and Japan by focusing on the removal of non-tariff barriers to trade and investment,including numerous restrictive rules and regulatory measures for EU companies in accessing the Japanese market.
This research concluded that theprofessional services sector was characterised by restrictive rules- some of which dated back many years- that were unnecessarily inhibiting competition and harming the users of professional services- especially consumers.
Expresses its concern about all restrictions on freedom of assembly and association, including bans on civil society organisations, the aggressive use of criminal defamation laws and other restrictive laws, excessive registration and reporting requirements,and overly restrictive rules on foreign funding, and reaffirms that freedom of association and peaceful assembly are fundamental elements of human rights;
Improve the framework for competition in services,notably by continuing to relax restrictive rules in regulated trades and professions, improving public procurement procedures, without exempting new telecom markets from regulation and effectively regulating wholesale bitstream access;
Whereas the recently-adopted law on churches andreligious denominations contains unusually restrictive rules on the registration of churches and makes registration subject to parliamentary approval with a two-thirds majority;
Whilst trade in seal products is(or may soon be) subject to restrictive rules in certain Member States, no specific requirements to that effect have been enacted in other Member States so that different trade conditions coexist within the Community varying from one(group of) Member State to the other(group) of Member States.
Improves the framework for competition in services by improving public procurement procedures,further relaxing restrictive rules in regulated trades and services, and ensuring the effective separation of rail infrastructure and transport services;
Restrictive rule on effective participation in other payment systems;
Restrictive rule on effective participation in other payment systems;
Or some restrictive rule like that?
Until now, tax bases had to be cumulated for certain relatedcompanies operating mainly in the commercial sector, and the restrictive rule related to cost of goods sold and mediated services had to be applied to the cumulative tax base.