Examples of using Cannot in itself in English and their translations into Slovak
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A desire cannot, in itself, be either rational or irrational.
There is a deeper problem, however, that politics cannot, in itself, address.
That previous criminal conviction cannot in itself constitute grounds for refusing a residence permit.
Please note that an increased sensitivity orallergic reaction to the delivered goods cannot in itself be deemed a defect in the goods.
A mere logical contradiction cannot in itself point to more than the necessity of some readjustments, possibly of a very minor character on both sides.
Partly completed machinery'means an assembly which is almost machinery but which cannot in itself perform a specific application.
Indeed, the exercise of a statutory right cannot, in itself, constitute an abuse of a dominant position, for characterisation as such requires other criteria to be satisfied.
Analysis shows, therefore, that the EU will increasingly need a highly qualified workforce to sustain its economy,even though immigration cannot in itself be the solution.
Mr Wullems further contends that a hyperlink cannot in itself constitute an act of communication to the public.
Although the financial aspect cannot, in itself, justify non‑compliance with Article 6 of the European Convention of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms- as interpreted by the ECHR- there is nevertheless a risk that the effectiveness of the rights enshrined therein may be impaired.
The Committee stresses, however, that economic growth cannot in itself be viewed as an objective of justice policy.
The Court of Justice concluded(paragraph 8) that‘an obligation imposed upon the proprietor of a protected design to grant to third parties, even in return for a reasonable royalty, a licence for the supply of products incorporating the design would lead to the proprietor thereof being deprived of the substance of his exclusive right,and that a refusal to grant such a licence cannot in itself constitute an abuse of a dominant position'.
The fact that the couple do not live together cannot in itself have any effect on the existence of a proven stable relationship- which is the case- and, consequently, on the existence of a family life.
The fact that Denmark has concluded a tax treaty with the state ofresidence of the alleged ultimate beneficiary of the income cannot in itself rule out the existence of an abusive situation.
(5) A provision of national law,even if it has constitutional status, cannot in itself justify legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings which conflicts with Union law, particularly with the principle of equal treatment.
Therefore, the fact that the consumer may rely on the protection of legislative provisions on unfairterms only if he brings court proceedings cannot in itself be regarded as contrary to the principle of effectiveness.
The mere fact that health insurers are allowed to make profits andto distribute some profits cannot in itself overturn the predominance of the system's social features and objectives, the central role of the solidarity principle in it and the tight degree of State regulation and supervision under which it operates.”.
It follows from the case-law cited above that the refusal by an undertaking holding a dominant position to license a third party to use aproduct covered by an intellectual property right cannot in itself constitute an abuse of a dominant position within the meaning of Article 82 EC.
With respect to the principle of effectiveness, it should be pointed out that a twoyear time-limit,such as that at issue in the main proceedings, cannot, in itself, render the exercise of the right to deduct virtually impossible or excessively difficult, since Article 18(2) of the Sixth Directive allows Member States to require that the taxable person exercise his right to deduct during the same period as that in which it arose.
The"economic recovery"- to which the Commission refers in contemplating broadening the scope of EU action in criminal matters(page 10)and which is universally acknowledged as an essential goal and priority- cannot in itself constitute sufficient legitimate interest to justify recourse to criminal law.
The fact that an air carrier hascomplied with the minimum rules on maintenance of an aircraft cannot in itself suffice to establish that that carrier has taken all reasonable measures to relieve that carrier of its obligation to pay compensation”.
Consequently, the Court finds that the Commission was entitled to take the view that, in principle, the gradual nature of the increase in sales of anew product substituting for an existing product cannot, in itself, suffice to conclude that the existing product exercises a significant competitive constraint over the new one.
It also recognizes that a death wish of a terminally ill ordying person cannot in itself constitute a legal justification for actions to end his life.
As regards technical defects, the fact that an air carrier hascomplied with the minimum rules on maintenance of an aircraft cannot in itself suffice to establish that that carrier has taken all reasonable measures to relieve that carrier of its obligation to pay compensation(53).
Lastly, the Greek Government's reference to the fact that licence fees have tobe paid in certain Member States cannot in itself justify a derogation from the obligation to pay equitable remuneration(iv).
The fact that the document at issue is linked to proceedings for failure to fulfil obligations,and thus concerns investigations, cannot in itself justify applicant of the exception pleaded(see, to that effect, Bavarian Lager v Commission, paragraph 41).
Next, the Court of Justice stated(paragraph 39) that at paragraphs 49 and 50 of Magill, paragraph 107 above, it had held that the refusal by the owner of an intellectual property right to grant a licence, even ifit is the act of an undertaking holding a dominant position, cannot in itself constitute abuse of a dominant position, but that the exercise of an exclusive right by the proprietor may, in exceptional circumstances, involve an abuse.