Examples of using Cannot therefore in English and their translations into Slovak
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They cannot therefore complain.
Generalized conclusions cannot therefore be made.
It cannot therefore be protected as a trade mark in the EU.
The claim cannot therefore.
The period allowed under Article 4(1) of Directive 2002/37 cannot therefore.
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The Commission's argument cannot therefore be accepted.
Those servers cannot therefore exercise a competitive constraint on Microsoft on the work group server operating systems market.
The applicants' fourth argument cannot therefore be accepted.
Farm prices cannot therefore be the cause of high food prices!
The second part of the third plea cannot therefore be upheld.
Its amount cannot therefore be purely symbolic.
Hoechst's argument in that regard cannot therefore be upheld.
Shorter product life cannot therefore be considered as a fault and therefore cannot be claimed.
They, from our point of view,are contradictory to the Olympic values and cannot therefore be accepted.
The STL, as such, cannot therefore be imputed to the State.
Commission decisions adopted pursuant to Article 25(6)of Directive 95/46 cannot therefore escape such review.
This activity cannot therefore be split into two, for the purpose of classifying a part of the service as an information society service.
Commission decisions adopted pursuant to Article 25(6) of the Directive cannot therefore escape such a review.
The Union Court cannot therefore substitute its assessment of the qualifications and merits of the candidates for that of the appointing authority.
The scope of the terms‘plans and programmes' in the SEA Directive cannot therefore be delimited by excluding measures adopted in the form of laws.
CHU Besançon cannot therefore be regarded as being the distributor of the defective mattress and cannot be likened to a‘supplier' within the meaning of the directive.
All in all, an infringement of the principle of subsidiarity cannot therefore be established from either a substantive or a procedural point of view.
That condition cannot therefore be regarded as proportionate to the objective of facilitating an appropriate choice of education or training course on the part of the students concerned.
Admittedly, a mere practicecannot derogate from the rules laid down in the Treaty and cannot therefore create a precedent binding on the Community institutions.
That difference in treatment cannot therefore be justified by the objective, relied upon by the pension insurance institution, of promoting employment of younger persons.
Previous statements submitted before thebeginning of the procedure in relation to southern Europe cannot therefore be presented as contradicting the Commission's conclusions in that procedure.
The Commission cannot therefore use this penalty mechanism as a threat in order to obtain concessions from undertakings which go beyond the strict confines of their duty to cooperate.
The contested act does not therefore produce binding legal effects and the way the cases cited in the previous paragraph were decided cannot therefore be transposed to the present case.
The competent national authorities cannot therefore authorise interventions where there is a risk of lasting harm to the ecological characteristics of sites which host priority natural habitat types.
The subjective appraisal of the reality of the damage cannot therefore be taken into consideration in order to determine the moment at which the limitation period begins in proceedings being brought against the Community for noncontractual liability.