Examples of using Refusing access in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The safeguarding of this objective justifies refusing access to detailed arguments and representations.
The Committee on the Environment, Public Health andSafety takes the view that intellectual property rights on the part of government bodies cannot be an argument for refusing access to environmental data.
Transparency- Access to information- Council Decision refusing access to documents relating to its deliberations-Interpretation of Article 4(2) of Decision 92/731/EC.
For the reasons set out in paragraph 318 above,it must be concluded that there is no direct causal link between the contested decisions refusing access and the nonmaterial damage claimed.
Four cases in which the legality of Council decisions refusing access on the basis of Regulation No 1049/2001 is contested are currently pending before the Community Courts.
Case T-36/04: Association del a presse internationale ASBL(API) v Commission of the European Communities Access to documents- Pleadings lodged by the Commission in proceedings before the Court of Justice andthe Court of First Instance-Decision refusing access.
Eyewitness reports say they have taken up positions near the encampments where Russian troops are refusing access to a blast site where eight of their countrymen were killed two days ago.
However, as concerns the use made of Article 4(1), the Council stated that it had taken note of the arguments put forward by the complainant, and considered that it would have been more correct to apply the exception in Article 4(2)when refusing access to'Asylum/8418' and'Racism/7141.
It follows that that the Commission committed an error of assessment by refusing access to the pleadings relating to Case T-342/99 and that the decision refusing access must be annulled.
Lastly, the Council intervened in two cases, T-5/05, Verband der Internationale Caterer in Deutschland e.V. v. Commission, and T-444/05,S.p.A. Navigazione Libera del Golfo v. Commission, where the applicants have introduced actions for the annulment of Commission decisions refusing access to documents.
The complainant claimed that the Council's reasoning for refusing access to some of the documents which were the subject of a con firmatory application dated 2 April 1996 was inadequate.
The second indent of Article 4(2) of Regulation No 1049/2001 established a general presumption of confidentiality in respect of the legal advice given by the legal services of the institutions on draft legislation,precisely for the reasons put forward by the Council in the present case to justify its decision refusing access to the legal opinion requested.
They involved allegations of a lack of transparency, refusing access to information, work and contractual relations between the institutions and outside agents and recruitment.·.
It should, however, be noted that one of the aspects of the alleged nonmaterial damage suffered by the applicant, as defined in paragraph 303 above, is the loss of time and energy and the psychological‘strain' brought about by the bringing andfollowing of the legal proceedings relating to the contested decisions refusing access, and by the drawn-out nature of those proceedings.
That is a step forward, as is banning single-hulled tankers and refusing access to ships from states sailing under a so-called'flag of convenience.
This possibility of refusing access to the system is, however, to be assessed on a case-by-case basis and does not authorise the Member States to lay down those derogations in a general manner without, in respect of each operator, a concrete assessment of the technical incapacity of the system to meet the demand for access from third parties.
Commission Decision 94/90/ECSC, EC, Euratom on public access to Commission documents- Decision refusing access to documents- Protection of the public interest court proceedings.
The applicant states that, for three years- from the beginning of 1997 to the end of 1999- he spent all his time drafting his thesis and that, since the summer of 1999, when his research was at an advanced stage, the only thing that has interfered with his drafting timetable andprevented him from completing his thesis has been the contested decisions refusing access.
The European Court of Justice declares that a national legislation refusing access to any advertisement that is legally available in the country of purchase, is contrary to the"freedom of movement of goods" principle.
Appeal brought against the judgment of the Court of First Instance(Fifth Chamber) of 27 November 2007 in Joined Cases T-3/00 and T-337/04 Pitsiorlas v Council and ECB,which annulled the decision of the Governing Council of the ECB of 21 October 1999 refusing access to certain documents concerning the Basle/Nyborg Agreement, dismissed the claim seeking annulment of the Council's decision of.
Vodafone also refers to the Commission's decision of 11 May 2006 refusing access to documents relating to draft measure ES/2005/0330, which makes numerous references to the Commission‘decision' and‘decision-making process.
The purported need to protect arguments which will be used in proceedings which are still pending cannot therefore constitute a reason for refusing access to pleadings relating to a case which has already been closed by a judgment of the Court of First Instance.
In particular, conditions for collecting data, time limits,conditions for refusing access or information to the data subject, modalities of access to data by competent authorities should reflect the particularities of the different categories of data processed and the different purposes for which these data are collected by law enforcement and judicial authorities.
In this case, Mr Sison notably argues that the Court of First Instance unduly limited the scope of its review of the legality of the Council decision refusing access to the requested documents without responding to the applicant's arguments and his particular situation.
The inescapable conclusion is that,in its decision refusing to reduce the period of confidentiality and thus refusing access to the documents sought, the Governing Council does not base its position on any specific need or reason to protect those documents Nor, a fortiori, does it provide any explanation, however brief, justifying its refusal to disclose the content of the documents, so that it is possible to understand, and to verify, the need for their protection.
For example, the Court of First Instance of the European Communities has just judged that a Council decision refusing access to certain documents must be overruled, since the reasons for the refusal were not clearly justified.
The Council cannot, in those circumstances, be accused of not having given reasons for refusing access to documents which were not specifically identified, merely because it did not indicate expressly that, in its view, there were no documents corresponding to the request for access other than the report of the Committee of Governors.
Transparency- Access to information- Commission Decision 94/90 on public access to Commission documents- Decision refusing access to documents on the grounds that they related to the examination by the Commission of a possible infringement of Community law by a Member State- Exceptions relating to the public interest and to the institution's interest in the confidentiality of its proceedings- Extent of the obligation to give reasons.
The citizens of third countries have to be thoroughly informed about the immigration rules and about the control methods;the criteria for refusing access have to be objective and verifiable, with a view to preventing the unpleasant, and, alas, frequent episodes of discrimination, which to date still occur.