Examples of using Objective grounds in English and their translations into Romanian
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The meaning of‘objective grounds' is amplified in section 7 of the 2003 Act.
This once in my life, butI thought every man, even if he had not been on any objective grounds.
Thus, it is necessary to assess whether there are objective grounds for considering that the person concerned could be involved in committing war crimes.
Highlights the fact that the choice of legal basis for a Commission proposal should be made on objective grounds which are subject to judicial review;
Where a Member State concerned has objective grounds for considering that the requirements set out in this Regulation are no longer met, it may take the following measures.
We may either inform you on the acceptance of your request or on any objective grounds that hinder the processing of your request.
Equal treatment shall be ensured,regardless of employment contract, unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
If, on objective grounds, it is not possible to extend some of these provisions to all persons to whom the Regulation applies this shall be specified.
This applies to refusals to supply oroffers subject to inferior conditions when they cannot be justified on objective grounds.
It tries to give some objective grounds to your experience, to your feeling, to your contemplations regarding a cartel existing in some market segment.
The three Institutions agree that the choice of legal basis is a legal determination that must be made on objective grounds which are amenable to judicial review.
Nor does the reference in the present case to‘objective grounds', on which different treatment of fixedterm workers and com-parable permanent workers may be justified(see Clause 4(1) the Framework Agreement), preclude the direct effect of the prohibition of discrimination.
However, they may restrict the number of organizations they authorize in accordance with their needs provided there are transparent and objective grounds for so doing.
Since those two categories of teacher are in a comparable situation, it is necessary to examine, in the second place,whether there are objective grounds, within the meaning of clause 4(1) of the framework agreement, for the difference in treatment identified in paragraph 35 of the present order.
Admittedly, as Ireland submitted, that provision includes, in relation to the principle of nondiscrimination there laid down,a qualification concerning justification on objective grounds.
Finally, limiting the discretion of contracting authorities for certain aspects might make it more difficult to put into practice decisions which are not justified on objective grounds and thereby prevent favouritism(for instance, limiting the discretion of contracting authorities for the annulment of procedures).
Where a competent authority has objective grounds for considering that the sponsor or the investigator or any other person involved in the conduct of the trial no longer meets the obligations laid down, it shall forthwith inform him thereof, indicating the course of action which he must take to remedy this state of affairs.
However, obviously an overlap between the terms of Article 2(2)(b) andthe framing of the(extensive) justification on objective grounds for age discrimination that is set out in Article 6.
In respect of employment conditions, fixed-term workers shall not be treated in a less favourable manner than comparable permanent workers solely because they have a fixed-term contract orrelation unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
At the same time the position adds a ground which allows Member States to reject an application where the Member State has evidence or serious and objective grounds to establish that the third-country national would reside for purposes other than those for which he or she applies to be admitted(Article 20(2)(f)).
Where a Member State has objective grounds for considering that the conditions in the request for authorisation referred to in Article 9(2) are no longer met or has information raising doubts about the safety or scientific validity of the clinical trial, it may suspend or prohibit the clinical trial and shall notify the sponsor thereof.
In this context, given that, in the case of deliberate refusal to exercise the duties,the consequences are identical to those which arise in the case of impossibility to exercise the duties on objective grounds, the Court held that the solution for these situations must be identical, that is to say, the establishment of the interim office.
The competent authority referred to in Article 35(1)shall decide on the basis of objective grounds provided by the statutory auditor or the audit firm whether the statutory auditor or audit firm of such entity may continue to carry out the statutory for an additional period which in any case shall not be longer than two years.
Clause 4(1) of the framework agreement prohibits, in respect of employment conditions, the treatment of fixedterm workers in a less favourable manner than com-parable permanent workers solely because they have a fixedterm contract orrelation unless different treatment is justified on objective grounds.
However, Member States may, by legislative or regulatory provision,authorize work by adolescents during the period in which night work is prohibited in the following cases, where there are objective grounds for so doing and provided that adolescents are allowed suitable compensatory rest time and that the objectives set out in Article 1 are not called into question.
While these differences can have objective grounds(such as different approaches by third countries to individual Member States), it would be desirable for advice for travellers to be better coordinated between Member States, using their diplomatic and consular representation in third countries, and to publish it in such a way that it is as easily accessible as possible.
In its present version the Commission's draft seems to provide an objective ground to establish artificial monopolies in cultural works.
Currency inflows and outflows are more balanced than in 2008, so that the macroeconomic situation in terms of currency inflows is better than last year andfluctuations on currency market do not have an objective ground but are related to pressures exerted on people via the media.
By the second part of their first ground of appeal, the appellants submit that, in the judgment under appeal, the General Court failed to examine the objection which they had raised before it,that the Council had not provided an objective ground or justification for the amendment, by the October 2013 contested acts, of the criteria governing inclusion on the lists of persons and entities whose assets are to be frozen.