Examples of using Objective justification in English and their translations into Romanian
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Raise prices without objective justification;
There was no objective justification for taking into account different quantities when determining the exportable surplus.
Such agreements are to be considered, in the absence of objective justification, as'restrictions by object'.
In spite of all this, and without any objective justification, President Klaus was granted a derogation in order to ensure the non-application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
That type of rebate constitutes an abuse of a dominant position if there is no objective justification for granting it.
Ð Member States should provide an objective justification for the‘must carry' obligations that they impose in their national law so as to ensure that such obligations are transparent, proportionate and clearly defined.
Since comparable situations are involved,the referring court wonders what the objective justification is for that unequal treatment.
On condition that the Commission provides objective justifications based on the substantive link between two or more empowerments contained in a single legislative act, and unless the legislative act provides otherwise.
For example, insurance companies are still permitted to differentiate according to age or disability,provided they can give an objective justification for this.
In Hungary's case,the Commission has not found any objective justification for treating judges and prosecutors differently than other groups, notably at a time when retirement ages across Europe are being progressively increased and not lowered.
Conversely, the Commission of the European Communities considers that the difference in treatment described in the order for reference lacks any objective justification.
More generally and in the absence of objective justifications, Member States' provisions are incompatible with free movement of capital if they provide for less favourable inheritance tax treatment with regard to non-resident heirs or deceased.
Nevertheless, the Community legislator appears clearly to have envisaged, in Directive 2000/78,that certain categories of such treatment should be capable of objective justification.
The members of the standards development organisation have, without any objective justification, set the standard in such a way that products of their competitors which are based on other technological solutions cannot satisfy it, even though they have equivalent performance.
In their current form,these rules would put certain regions that are less favoured due to a combination of several factors in a worse position with no objective justification.
Well-founded objective justification would leave Member States ample scope to apply differentiated rules in situations that, objectively, merited such treatment, whilst safeguarding citizens of the Union against arbitrary discrimination that could not be so justified.
Discrimination implies applying a different treatment towards two or more people who are in identical situations or on the contrary- treating identically some people whoare in different situations, if such treatment has no objective justification.
Whereas there may sometimes be objective justifications for such differential treatment, in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for purely commercial reasons.
Thus far in the present case,the essential argument has been that a Member State with a decentralised constitutional structure thereby retains competence to discriminate between its own citizens without being required to provide objective justification for that discrimination.
Having regard to the general principle of equality and nondiscrimination,is there no objective justification for the difference in treatment created by Article 33(2) of the… Workers' Statute(in its current version and in the previous one which remained in force until 14 June 2004) and, consequently, must compensation for dismissal payable to an employee pursuant to extrajudicial conciliation be included.
Amendment(ga) any exception to the obligation of Member States to provide the procedures under Article 5 fully online,with each exception having to be supplemented by a reasonable explanation of how those restrictions meet the criteria of absolute necessity and objective justification.
Consequently, in the absence of any objective justification, paragraphs A and B of Annex I to the general implementing provisions for the transitional measures applicable to staff employed by the Office for Infrastructure in Brussels in the day nurseries and kindergartens in Brussels, to which Article 7 of those same general implementing provisions refers, infringes the general principle of equal treatment.
The refusal by an undertaking occupying a dominant position on the market of a given product to meet the orders of an existing customer constitutes abuse of that dominant position under Article 82 EC where, without any objective justification, that conduct is liable to eliminate a trading party as a competitor.
It should be noted, in that regard, that although the burden of proof of the existence of circumstances that constitute an infringement of Article 82 EC is borne by the Commission, it is for the dominant undertaking concerned, and not for the Commission, before the end of the administrative procedure,to raise any plea of objective justification and to support it with arguments and evidence.
The right to respect for private life, guaranteed by Article 7 of the Charter and by the core values common to the traditionsof the Member States, would be rendered meaningless if the State authorities were authorised to access electronic communications on a casual and generalised basis without any objective justification based on considerations of national security or the prevention of crime that are specific to the individual concerned and without those practices being accompanied by appropriate and verifiable safeguards.
Objective and justification of the proposed measure.
The Commission considers that this does not respectEU rules on non-discrimination, since there is no objective cost justification for the different level of charges.
Admittedly, as Ireland submitted, that provision includes, in relation to the principle of nondiscrimination there laid down,a qualification concerning justification on objective grounds.
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.
Justification and objectives.