Examples of using Constitute an obstacle in English and their translations into Polish
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Such requirements may not constitute an obstacle to cross-border services for citizens.
The lack of skills to prepare fruit andvegetables for consumption is another factor which could constitute an obstacle to purchase and consumption 18.
Differing national regimes also constitute an obstacle to efficient enforcement of consumer rights.
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.
Abolition of those reduced rates which constitute an obstacle to the proper functioning of the internal market.
The third question is whether the restrictions imposed by certain Member States on the imposition of compound interest rates constitute an obstacle to market integration.
The national rules on usury in any case constitute an obstacle to integration of the markets.
It is settled case-law that national tax rules deterring a national of a Member State from exercising his right to free movement may constitute an obstacle to that freedom79.
The Hellenic Republic maintains that Articles 38 and39 of Law 248/2005 constitute an obstacle to the freedom of movement of citizens of the Union pursuant to Article 18 EC and Directive 2004/38.
Different practices between Member States in relation to rules on(a) statutory maximum length of pre-trial detention and(b)regularity of review of pre-trial detention may constitute an obstacle to mutual confidence.
They undermine current efforts for restarting peace negotiations, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two-state solution impossible.
Whereas differences between standards in force in the Member States with regard to the weights anddimensions of commercial road vehicles could have an adverse effect on the conditions of competition and constitute an obstacle to traffic between Member States;
These differences may therefore constitute an obstacle to the pursuit of economic activities at the level of the Union, distort competition and impede authorities in the discharge of their responsibilities under Union law.
The differences between payment rules andpractices in the Member States constitute an obstacle to the proper functioning of the internal market.
Differences between standards in force in the Member States with regard to the dimensions of passenger road vehicles could have an adverse effect on the conditions of competition and constitute an obstacle to traffic between Member States.
Thirdly, the EU should make clear that,if political regimes in those countries constitute an obstacle to democratisation, it is time for them to go.
The Directive thus aims for a complete harmonisation of biofuel sustainability criteria in order toensure that no criteria adopted individually by Member States may constitute an obstacle to trade between Member States.
Among the various conditions imposed by the Treaty,enhanced co-operation must not constitute an obstacle to trade between Member States nor distort competition.
On conclusion of the consultation provided for in Article 2 of Decision 69/494/EEC, it was established, as the aforesaid statements by the Member States confirm, that the provisions of the relevant treaties andbilateral agreements would not constitute an obstacle to the implementation of the common commercial policy.
Twenty-seven different tax systems hamper the smooth operation of the internal market and constitute an obstacle for businesses, especially small ones, as Commissioner Kovács has said.
Whereas additional technical requirements related to the weights and dimensions of vehicles may apply to commercial vehicles registered or put into circulation in a Member State;whereas these requirements must not constitute an obstacle to the circulation of commercial vehicles between Member States;
Under these circumstances the Commission considers that the complainant's allegations are well founded andthat the Brazilian practices constitute an obstacle to trade within the meaning of Article 2(1) of the Regulation, as they are contrary to the following provisions.
While several more Member States have recently successfully moved away from end-user price regulation(Ireland,Latvia), prices for households remain regulated to different degrees in about half of the Member States which may constitute an obstacle to demand-side participation and retail competition.
The Commission considers that the complainant's allegation on the granting of subsidies is well-founded andthat the Korean practices constitute an obstacle to trade within the meaning of Article 2(1) of the Regulation, as they are contrary to Articles 3 and 5 of the SCM Agreement.
At present, differences exist between provisions laid down by law, regulation oradministrative action in the Member States relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles and those differences constitute an obstacle to the free movement of persons and of insurance services.
In the same way as a compulsory supplementary pension scheme in general or a compulsory membership for a certain sector,such schemes could constitute an obstacle to the principle of exemption from payment of contributions to supplementary pension schemes in another Member State.
Moreover, the provisions of the treaties and agreements to be automatically renewed ormaintained in force must not constitute an obstacle to the implementation of the common commercial policy.
The Union's main policy objective in the area of civil procedural law is that borders between Member States should not constitute an obstacle to the enforcement of decisions in civil matters.
The question of banking secrecy has therefore been dealt with at European level from a legal point of view and cannot constitute an obstacle to the full exchange of information on request between tax authorities.
Another favorable consequence of the changed registration procedure will be that unused prior trademarks,not important to their owners, will not constitute an obstacle to registration if the owners do not file an objection.