Examples of using Cannot result in English and their translations into Slovak
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And( b) a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
( 1) They must have both:( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount; and( b)a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
Pyridine alone cannot result in the formation of several nucleophilic substitutions.
Marriage to such a person typically cannot result in a happy ending.
The use of the procedure cannot result in circumvention of the rules concerning origin and of quantitative restrictions applicable to the imported goods.
To meet the requirements of a“just” war, a war cannot result in more evils than it eliminates.
Footnotes 1 and 2 to Table 4 in Chapter 6 are replaced by the following:«( 1) They must have both:( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount; and( b)a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
At the same time, hyperinflation cannot result from psychological factors alone.
They must be debt instruments having:( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount; and( b)a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
Such blinkered thinking cannot result in a solution acceptable to the greatest number.
The RMBD must have( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount and( b)an interest rate that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
A cheaper construction cannot result in the total cost cheaper during their useful life.
The organisation of the vanguard of the oppressed as theruling class for the purpose of suppressing the oppressors, cannot result merely in an expansion of democracy.
First, Impala submits that the appeal as a whole cannot result in the judgment under appeal being set aside, because in their appeal the appellants have failed to challenge a decisive passage in the judgment.
This is used with extraction applications where the dedusting cannot result in undesirable suction of the product.
They can be debt instruments( marketable or non-marketable) having:( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount; and( b) a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
However, as the Advocate General rightly points out at point 94 of his Opinion,such an amendment cannot result in the retroactive validity of that contract from the point of view of the block exemption under Regulation No 1984/83.
It must be a debt instrument having:( a) a fixed, unconditional principal amount; and( b)a coupon that cannot result in a negative cash flow.
The only lesson to be drawn from the judgment in United Kingdom vCouncil is that a secondary legal basis cannot result in the procedure laid down by the Treaty becoming more cumbersome, which is not the case as regards the procedure introduced by Directive 2005/85.
Observing that it follows from the judgment of the Gerechtshof teAmsterdam that Ryanair's data set does not satisfy that criterion, it concludes that that part of the ground of appeal relied on by Ryanair cannot result in the judgment being set aside.
This requires the Commission to undertake an analysis of the feasibility and expected costs and benefits,specifies that the rules cannot result in excessive costs to a Member State, and requires Member States to comply with the rules only“to the extent feasible”.
Secondly, it should be noted that the concept of surrogacy,transposed into the scheme of Directive 92/85, cannot result in a doubling of the overall leave entitlement.
With regards to the length of maternity leave,Advocate General Kokott is of the view that the concept of surrogacy cannot result in a doubling of the minimum leave entitlement of 14 weeks.
Systems and constituents, considered collectively, separately and in relation to each other, must be designed in such a way that aninverse relationship exists between the probability that any failure cannot result in a total system failure or a full loss of and the severity of its effect on the service.
That interpretation is corroborated by the case-law to the effect that the interpretation of the provisions of Directive 2001/83- which is intended, in addition to protecting human health,to safeguard the free movement of goods within the Community- cannot result in obstacles to the free movement of goods which are entirely disproportionate to the pursued aim of protecting health(see, to that effect, Commission v Germany, paragraphs 62 and 71).
The General Court held that that argument could not result in the contested decision being set aside.
The Commission's submission thateven any breach of UPS's rights of defence could not result in the annulment of the decision at issue(second part of the second ground of appeal).
As a space for the waste accumulation can serve open areas, sheds, buildings,underground and over ground tanks made so that could not result in an undesirable impact on the environment and damage to material property.