Examples of using Cannot constitute in English and their translations into Slovak
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Cannot constitute patentable inventions'.
But a self-made Church cannot constitute hope”.
Therefore, it cannot constitute an overriding public interest in disclosure of a document15.
This clear evidencereinforces our previous conclusion that a‘managed no deal' cannot constitute the policy of any responsible Government.".
Signs that cannot constitute a trade mark;
Consequently, technical problems which come to light during maintenance of aircraft oron account of failure to carry out such maintenance cannot constitute, in themselves,‘extraordinary circumstances'.”.
Signs that cannot constitute a trademark;
The CJ has held that any language requirement must be reasonable andnecessary for the job in question and cannot constitute grounds for excluding workers from other Member States55.
However, the period of five years cannot constitute a hard and fast limit below which any request would be admissible no matter how long the applicant had taken to address his request to the administration and regardless of the circumstances of the case.
In those circumstances,the Czech Republic is of the view that Article 114 TFEU cannot constitute an appropriate legal basis for the adoption of the contested directive.
But a second Kyoto period with only the EU, representing 11% of global emissions,is clearly not enough for the climate. This cannot constitute success in Durban.
CNP Assurances considers that the term at issue cannot constitute an unfair term because it concerns the very subject-matter of the contract.
The directive itself says that“the human body, at the various stages of its formation and developments,and the simple discovery of one of its elements… cannot constitute patentable inventions”.
The need to protect Microsoft's incentives to innovate cannot constitute an objective justification that would offset the exceptional circumstances identified…'.
Last, in the reply, Microsoft disputes the Commission's assertion that the benefitsflowing from the integration of media functionality in Windows cannot constitute valid justification under Community law.
However, the period of five years cannot constitute a hard and fast limit below which any request would be admissible no matter how long the applicant had taken to address his request to the administration and regardless of the circumstances of the case.
The human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements,including the sequence or partial sequence of a gene, cannot constitute patentable inventions.
Weapons of mass destruction,particularly atomic weapons,' he said,‘generate nothing but a misleading sense of security and cannot constitute the basis for peaceful coexistence among members of the human family, which must nevertheless be inspired by an ethic of solidarity.
Article 5(1) provides that‘The human body, at the various stages of its formation and development, and the simple discovery of one of its elements,including the sequence or partial sequence of a gene, cannot constitute patentable inventions.'.
However, the annulment of such an act cannot constitute full reparation for the non-material damage if that act contains an assessment of the abilities and conduct of the person concerned which is capable of offending him, where it has no practical effect, or where the illegality committed is particularly serious.
When an NCB is a competent authority for the supervision of credit and/ or financial institutions under national law,the NCB 's performance of this task cannot constitute prohibited monetary financing under Article 123 of the Treaty.
Points out that social networks and the anonymity guaranteed by many different media platforms encourage many forms of expression of hatred, including far-right and jihadist extremism,and recalls that the internet cannot constitute a lawless area;
According the Court's case‑law the specific characteristics of court proceedings which take place under national law between sellers or suppliers andconsumers cannot constitute a factor which is liable to affect the legal protection from which consumers must benefit under the provisions of Directive 93/13/EEC.
However, this does not mean that specific standards developed in the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights in connection with a certain fundamental right cannot constitute, in EU law, elements which are part of the content protected by other fundamental rights.
An infringement of any obligation imposed on Member States either by this Article of theRegulation or by the delegated act, adopted in accordance with Article 5(3), cannot constitute an irregularity leading to a financial correction pursuant to Article 77 of this Regulation.
Similarly, on the basis of the same considerations and taking account of the legislature's discretionary power as regards changing the pensions system,the consequences of abolishing the weightings cannot constitute arbitrary or manifestly inappropriate discrimination in the light of the aims pursued by the reform of the Staff Regulations.
