Examples of using Likely effect in English and their translations into Slovak
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The likely effect of any change upon the child;
Ii The circumstances of the case as ameans to determine whether the impugned conduct has a likely effect on competition.
Likely effect of any changes in the child's circumstances.
An effect sought for effluent reduction will be judged against the total volume of effluent produced over the entire experimental period,taking into account the likely effect on the environment e. g.
The likely effect of any change in circumstances on the child.
Standardisation agreements which do not restrict competition by objectmust be analysed in their legal and economic context with regard to their actual and likely effect on competition.
The likely effect of all this, as during the 1930s, will be to retard the economic recovery.
You should secure and report important data about their interests, interdependencies, impacts,potential inclusion, and likely effect on the venture definition, execution and last outcomes.
The likely effect on personnel resulting from the location of the indoor unit and its air distribution pattern must therefore be considered at the design stage.
(b) the action is proportionate taking into account the nature of the risks identified,the level of sophistication of PEPP savers concerned and the likely effect of the action on PEPP savers who have concluded a PEPP contract;
Concerns however exist with respect to the proportionality and likely effect of the proposal, where some of the provisions clearly do go beyond what is strictly necessary to achieve the desired objectives.
Thresholds should therefore be set for each category of aid falling within the scope of this Regulation at a level whichtakes into account the category of aid concerned and its likely effect on trading conditions.
All forms of contribution to any event, activity or individual with the aim,effect, or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use either directly or indirectly.".
Thresholds by maximum aid amount should therefore be set for certain categories of investment aid falling within the scope of this Regulation at a level whichtakes into account the category of aid concerned and its likely effect on trading conditions.
Tobacco sponsorship' means any form of contribution to any event, activity or individual with the aim,effect or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use either directly or indirectly.
Once the trade agreement is initialled, the Commission departments further check the sectors or products for which a substantial increase in Union imports and a significant drop in prices are expected andwill assess the likely effect on sectoral income.
Advertising and promotion means any form of commercial communication, recommendation or action with the aim,effect or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use either directly or indirectly.
The assessment of each agreementmust take into account the nature of the standard and its likely effect on the markets concerned, on the one hand, and the scope of possible restrictions that go beyond the primary objective of standardisation, as defined above, on the other.
Thresholds should therefore be set for each category of aid falling within the scope of this Regulation at a level whichtakes into account the category of aid concerned and its likely effect on trading conditions.
The assessment of each standardisation agreement must take into account its likely effect on the markets concerned, on the one hand, and the scope of restrictions that possibly go beyond the objective of achieving efficiencies, on the other126.
Thresholds by maximum aid amount should therefore be set for certain categories of investment aid falling within the scope of this Regulation at a level whichtakes into account the category of aid concerned and its likely effect on trading conditions.
Tobacco sponsorship” means a form of contribution to an event, activity, organization, or to an individual that has the aim,effect, or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use, directly or indirectly;
The Convention defines promotion and sponsorship as“any form of commercial communication, recommendation or action with the aim,effect or likely effect of promoting a tobacco product or tobacco use either directly or indirectly.”.
