Examples of using Excessively difficult in English and their translations into Polish
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The time limits shall not render impossible or excessively difficult the access of applicants to an effective remedy pursuant to paragraph 1.
the exercise of rights by individuals who considered they had been harmed was rendered excessively difficult before the national courts.
It can become excessively difficult or even practically impossible,
Such time-limits are not liable to make it in practice impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred by European Union law.
Because“it establishes excessively difficult(disproportionate) conditions for filing appellate instruments with the court,
Moreover, requiring a personal signature from non-EU operators can make it excessively difficult for those not established in the EU to obtain a VAT refund.
the exercise of the right to deduct is likely, for the same reasons, to render the exercise of that right excessively difficult.
TELE2 TELECOMMUNICATION proceedings do not render virtually impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights of appeal against such decisions adopted by the national regulatory authority.
Where a Member State chooses to lay down such conditions, these should not make the exercise of the right excessively difficult or onerous for the consumer.
The Commission takes the view that such a short period is likely to render impossible or excessively difficult the timely correction of the defects detected, thus undermining the effectiveness of the right
Where a Member State lays down such conditions, these shall not make the exercise of the right referred to in paragraph 1 excessively difficult or onerous for the consumer.
Only if a court finds that precisely determining the value of the demand is impossible or excessively difficult can it assess by itself the scale of the loss, after weighing all the facts in the case Art. 322 of the Civil Procedure Code.
In that regard, the procedural rules relating to an action for nullity and reinstatement of a dismissed employee appear to give rise to problems likely to make exercise of the rights that pregnant women derive from Community law excessively difficult.
an obstacle which precludes or renders excessively difficult the disapplication of a national provision that is incompatible with the Charter.
the Commission has not demonstrated that the exercise would be rendered excessively difficult for a market professional.
Only if acourt finds that precisely determining the value of the demand is impossible or excessively difficult can it assess by itself the scale of the loss, after weighing all the facts in the case Art.
sales of goods is impossible or excessively difficult.
However, those procedural rules must not, in particular, be such as to make it in practice impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred by European Union law‘principle of effectiveness.
must not be so framed as to make it virtually impossible or excessively difficult to obtain reparation.
If, however, due to the type of the product or the method of its installation, its delivery is excessively difficult, the customer is obliged to allow access to the product in the place where the product is located.
must not be such as in practice to make it impossible or excessively difficult to obtain judicial protection(principle of effectiveness) 26.
in so far as it makes impossible or excessively difficult, in mortgage enforcement proceedings initiated by sellers
reimbursement is effective and does not make repayment of the levy paid excessively difficult.
which is not easy to provide in practice, is likely to make it excessively difficult for that descendant to obtain the right of residence in the host Member State.
to similar domestic situations, nor has it been argued that a timelimit of two clear years renders in general- rather than in the specific circumstances- the exercise of the right to deduct virtually impossible or excessively difficult.
If, due to the nature of the Product or the way it was assembled, the Customer's delivery of the Product would be excessively difficult, the Customer is obliged to make the Product available to the Seller at the place where the Product is located.
free legal assistance and representation impossible or excessively difficult.
it must not make it in practice impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred on consumers by EU law principle of effectiveness.
56 EC confer on individuals from being rendered impossible or excessively difficult, the national court may determine whether the application of that legislation,
Corte Suprema di Cassazione) in that connection are so restrictive that they make it excessively difficult, indeed virtually impossible, to obtain compensation from the State for damage caused by judicial decisions.