Examples of using Contrary to the objectives in English and their translations into Romanian
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Such a premise is contrary to the objectives of Directive 1999/70 and the framework agreement.
Misuse of the name of the Association to perform legal work for consideration, andin general to carry out activities contrary to the objectives of the Association.
Neither should such information be provided where to do so would be contrary to the objectives of public policy or public security such as the prevention, investigation, detection or prosecution of criminal offences.
They affirm that the Interim Prosecutor General assumed himself an unprecedented attempt to justice independence,contrary to the international standards in the justice area, contrary to the objectives of European integration promoted by judiciary.
It would be contrary to the objectives of the legislation concerned for a holder of a prior right who does not satisfy the test of presence in the EU to be allowed to obtain a. eu domain name through a person who satisfies that presence test but to whom that right is not- even partly or temporarily- available.
Acts which are established to have as their purpose the obtaining of an advantage contrary to the objectives of the Community law applicable in the case by artificially creating the conditions required for obtaining that advantage shall result, as the case shall be, either in failure to obtain the advantage or in its withdrawal.
Provides that”no payments shall be made in favour of beneficiaries for whom it is established that they have artificially created the conditions required for obtaining such payments with a view to obtaining an advantage contrary to the objectives of the Scheme”.
Such a purpose is certainly not contrary to the objectives of the Framework Decision, since, as is apparent from recital 5 in the preamble, it aims by the introduction of a new simplified system of surrender of sentenced or suspected persons to remove the complexity and potential for delay inherent in the extradition procedures existing at the time of adoption of the Framework Decision.
This question is of particular importance when national trade mark offices and OHIM(the Community trade Mark Office)develop divergent practices leading to variable conditions for registration, contrary to the objectives pursued by the Trade Mark Directive.
In order to avoid abuse of any of the advantages provided for in this Regulation, such advantages should not be granted or, as the case may be, should be withdrawn,in cases where it is found that the conditions for obtaining any of those advantages have been created artificially, contrary to the objectives of this Regulation.
Therefore, as results from paragraph 8 from Article 4 of the Commission Regulation 65/2011,artificial conditions are not sufficient in itself for refusing the payments only to the extent that the purpose of their creation was solely to obtain an advantage contrary to the objectives of the aid scheme.
(146) In order to avoid abuse of any of the advantages provided for in this Regulation, such advantages should not be granted or, as the case may be, should be withdrawn,in cases where it is found that the conditions for obtaining any of those advantages have been created artificially, contrary to the objectives of this Regulation.
Nothwithstanding any specific provisions in individual support schemes,no payment shall be made in favour of beneficiaries for whom it is established that they artificially created the conditions required for obtaining such payments with a view to obtaining an advantage contrary to the objectives of that support scheme.
Without prejudice to any specific provisions in individual support schemes,no payment shall be made in favour of beneficiaries for whom it is established that they artificially created the conditions required for obtaining such payments with a view to obtaining an advantage contrary to the objectives of that support scheme.
Without prejudice to any specific provisions, no advantage provided for under this Regulation shallbe granted in favour of a natural or legal person in respect of whom it is established that the conditions required for obtaining such advantages were created artificially, contrary to the objectives of this Regulation.
By the debates which are to take place, the representatives of the entities indicated above, must ask the legislative to clearly establish the obligations for each type of game, so that these obligations may be put in practice, and reach the purpose provided by the directive so as not to become a simple administrative, bureaucratic formality,accomplished with additional costs and even contrary to the objectives of the directive.
As a result, taxpayers may suffer double taxation, contrary to the objective pursued by the DTC.
Such an increase would necessarily have the consequence of depriving passengers on the subsequent flights of all protection,which would be contrary to the objective of the regulation.
Such an application of Article 6, point 1, of the Regulation could give rise to consequences contrary to the objective of protection, which the insertion in that regulation of a specific section for contracts of employment sought specifically to ensure.
It follows that the Commission has not demonstrated that the deterrent effect of expost adjustments linked to falls in production volume is contrary to the objective of maintaining costeffective and economically efficient conditions as regards the sectors of activity and markets for goods in question covered by Annex I to Directive 2003/87.
Since Article 49(1) of Regulation No 1239/95 requires the Board of Appeal to ascertain whether the appeal complies with all the provisions of the basic regulation and the implementing regulation, it would otherwise be obliged to inform the applicant of all problems relating to admissibility, including those which could not be remedied,which would be contrary to the objective of that provision.
It also considers that, in paragraph 86 of that judgment, the Court required- in addition to the binding condition that the transaction in question should result in the accrual of a tax advantage contrary to the objective of the relevant provisions of the Sixth Directive- that the transaction should have‘the essential aim of… obtain[ing] a tax advantage.'.
Since Article 49(1) of the implementing regulation requires the Board of Appeal to ascertain whether the appeal complies with all the provisions of the basic regulation and the implementing regulation, it would otherwise be obliged to inform the applicant of all problems relating to admissibility,including those which could not be remedied, which would be contrary to the objective of that provision, as set out in paragraph 34 above.
In writing.-(DA) The Danish Liberal Party's MEPs, Anne E. Jensen, Karin Riis-Jørgensen and Niels Busk, have voted in favour of Amendment 96, proposed by the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, to delete Article 16, paragraph 4,because the spreading of livestock manure is contrary to the objective of IPPC, which is to combat emissions from large industrial installations.
It refers to the broad meaning of‘pay' in the context of Article 141 EC in relation to the principle of gender equality, and considers that if the clause in question were to be construed as being inapplicable to pay it would deprive fixedterm workers of protection against discrimination with regard to a number of essential matters covered by pay,which would be contrary to the objective of the framework agreement.
That result would appear to be contrary to the objective of Article 11A(1) of the Sixth Directive, namely the taxation of everything which constitutes consideration received or to be received from the customer.
It is clear,as the Court quite rightly pointed out, that investments in such a market entail serious risks of distorting competition, which is plainly contrary to the objective of undistorted competition pursued by Article 87 EC.
Although exceptions are to be interpreted strictly,that could reintroduce disparities between the Member States which would be directly contrary to the objective of harmonisation pursued by Direct- ive 2000/35 and, more generally, to the smooth functioning of the common market.
Consequently, contrary to the Commission's assertions,the expost adjustments at issue are not contrary to the objective of reducing emissions by means of investment in more energy-efficient technologies within the meaning of recital 20 in the preamble to Directive 2003/87.