Examples of using Restrictive interpretation in English and their translations into Romanian
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I also regret the very restrictive interpretation of the concept of authorising the provision of services.
Freedom of the press is too important a part of our democracy for it to be subjected to legally restrictive interpretations.
A restrictive interpretation of the information to which passengers must have access would hinder transfers by them.
In Germany, the national courts have adopted divergent views concerning the more or less restrictive interpretation of that provision.
See the restrictive interpretation by the Court of Justice in Case C-347/03 Regione autonoma Friuli Venezia Giulia[2005] ECR 3785, paragraph 96 et seq.
In that case the Court gave a particularly restrictive interpretation of the criteria set out in Ruiz Zambrano.
There is nothing in the constitution that suggests that the current system is the correct one, it seems to be based on a restrictive interpretation," he said.
The Court has held that a particularly restrictive interpretation of the derogations from that freedom is required by virtue of a person's status as a citizen of the Union.
Whereas the ECtHR has ruled against Poland in several cases owing to Poland's restrictive interpretation of this right;
This case-law appears to offer a rather restrictive interpretation, when certain actions covered by the Brussels I Regulation are decisive in terms of insolvency proceedings.
Approximation of laws- Procedures for the award of public supply contracts- Directive 93/36- Derogations from common rules- Restrictive interpretation.
However, Member States tend to advocate a restrictive interpretation of the directive and regularly dismiss the application of its requirements to their pricing and reimbursement measures.
The introduction of a system of prior authorisation as proposed by the Presidency text is based on a very restrictive interpretation of the jurisprudence.
A too restrictive interpretation, greatly limiting the possibilities of restoring the constitutional order, would be a handicap for the functioning of democracy and of the rule of law.
The second view, that of Salzgitter and the Federal Republic of Germany,is based on a restrictive interpretation of the scope of Article 4(c) CS.
I therefore think that a less restrictive interpretation of Directive 2004/38 would be more appropriate and would clearly have the effect of ensuring consistency between the scope of the Treaty and that of the directive.
It is clear for me that Turkey needs to fill properly the loopholes of the current penal code,which leave too much room for abusive and restrictive interpretations, limiting freedom of expression.".
Salzgitter, which, it will be recalled,supports a restrictive interpretation of Article 4(c) CS, considers that the Commission was not competent, under a steel aid code, to extend the scope of that provision.
Thirdly, it must be pointed out that the CPVO is correct in its submission that the structure of the basic regulation requires a more restrictive interpretation of the term‘individually' than that claimed by the applicant.
As I have stated,62the Court long ago gave a restrictive interpretation of that provision, considering it to be a‘protective measure' against State measures which do not directly and immediately concern the coal and steel industries but which are nevertheless capable of affecting, by their effects, the competitive position of those industries.
Stronger basis for the enforcement of existing obligations but legal certainty would not significantly improve:this option is unlikely to address the persistent issues of enforcement if Member States continue to advocate a restrictive interpretation of the directive.
Therefore, they cannot be disregarded on the sole basis of the arbitrarily restrictive interpretation of the concept of‘causal connection' made in the Communication of 10 October 2001.
A restrictive interpretation is that as far as the sale of shares is concerned, the warranty against eviction applies exclusively to losses or encumbrances relating to such shares, whereas a loss of, or encumbrance on, the company's assets would have an impact on the ownership of the asset sold.
In a landmark court case in 2003, a Maltese court ruled that the reference to"residence" in the Maltese Constitution was tobe interpreted as"habitual residence", as the more restrictive interpretation of"residence" as"physical residence" would infringe the European Convention on Human Rights.
If budgetary constraints or an excessively restrictive interpretation of the definition of people who are disadvantaged or of socially less advantaged groups mean that a Member State's social housing supply is no longer able to meet the real needs of its citizens, as stipulated by its international commitments on the right to housing, universal access to decent and affordable housing will only be achievable through major public authority intervention in the private market.
If that is the case, then, it would make no sense to highlight the strengthening of our powers and competences in official discourse andthen to adopt a restrictive interpretation of the Treaty of Lisbon, so as to deprive Parliament of prerogatives that it used to have and which it would make no sense to lose.
Whereas the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, the principle of sincere cooperation among EU Member States andthe human rights law principle of interpreting any exemptions narrowly point towards a restrictive interpretation of the notion of‘national security' and require that Member States refrain from encroaching upon EU competences;
Furthermore, since Article 5(2)(b) of that directive establishes an exception to the author's exclusive reproduction right in his work,that provision must be the subject of a restrictive interpretation under which such an exception cannot be extended beyond what is expressly imposed by the provision at issue.
Furthermore, the ineffective transposition or even no transposition at all of this directive into Member States' national legislations has resulted in a number of abuses involving administrative formalities and the restrictive interpretation of the legislative provisions on the idea of'residing without authorisation', culminating in the unfair detention and expulsion of European citizens.
It has already been the subject of numerous reports and recommendations addressed to the Italian Republic in which criticism was directed, inter alia, at the rules andcalculation methods applicable to limitation and, in particular, the restrictive interpretation of the reasons for interrupting the limitation period and the existence of an absolute limitation period which can be neither interrupted nor suspended.