Examples of using Restrictive effect in English and their translations into Slovak
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Objects of the same level don't have any restrictive effect on each other.
However, that restrictive effect on the free movement of capital is merely an unavoidable consequence of the restriction imposed as regards the provision of services.
Besides, Loquat leavesare also believed to have a mild restrictive effect on HIV.
This restrictive effect of recital 23 in the preamble to Directive 2001/29 was also discussed within the Council and the European Union legislature was therefore aware of it.
If they are to be taken into account,the claimed efficiencies would have to outweigh the restrictive effect of the conduct in question.
A third channel through which information exchange can lead to restrictive effects on competition is by increasing the external stability of a collusive outcome on the market.
A Member maintaining quantitative restrictions shall indicate in successive consultations theprogress made in significantly reducing the incidence and restrictive effect of such measures.
Such a provision also has a restrictive effect as regards companies established in other Member States: it constitutes an obstacle to the raising of capital in the Netherlands.".
In that case an assessment is required as to whether theagreement is likely to give rise to restrictive effects on competition within the meaning of Article 101(1).
This procedure includes both the restrictive effect achieved by reducing the size of the stomach and grafting, reduce the length of the small intestine to three quarters of the total length to minimize digestion.
The analysis of horizontal co-operation agreements has certain common elements with theanalysis of horizontal mergers pertaining to the potential restrictive effects, in particular as regards joint ventures.
This procedure includes both the restrictive effect achieved by reducing the size of the stomach and grafting, reduce the length of the small intestine to three quarters of the total length to minimize digestion.
Moreover, in cases where in the absence of the establishment of the standard terms it would not have been possible to offer a certain product,there would not be likely to be any restrictive effect on competition within the meaning of Article 101(1).
Furthermore, national rules or practices likely to have a restrictive effect, or having such an effect, on imports are compatible with the Treaty only to the extent to which they are necessary for the effective protection of health and life of humans.
At points 37 to 39 of that Opinion(which were not specifically followed by the Court, although the Court reached the same conclusion),Advocate General Geelhoed classified a certain number of circumstances having a restrictive effect as‘quasi-restrictions'.
However, national rules or practices having, or likely to have, a restrictive effect on the importation of pharmaceutical products are compatible with the Treaty only to the extent that they are necessary for the effective protection of health and life of humans.
The ECJ ruled in de Lasteyrie and in N that thepossible suspension of payment made subject, for example, to conditions that guarantees must be provided, constitutes a restrictive effect in that the taxpayer is deprived of enjoyment of the assets given as a guarantee.
However, national rules or practices likely to have a restrictive effect, or having such an effect, on the importation of pharmaceutical products are compatible with the Treaty only to the extent that they are necessary for the effective protection of health and life of humans.
Finally, the Annex states that countries should remain free to regulate the entry of natural persons into, or their temporary stay in, their territory,(including visa policy) provided that the measuresadopted do not have a trade restrictive effect.
National rules which prohibit the sale of a product at a price below a price calculated by reference to thealcoholic content seem to me to have the same restrictive effect on the freedom to fix prices, by requiring the seller to apply a minimum profit margin.
According to the Commission, the Spanish health legislation has a restrictive effect both on the provision of the services that initially motivated travel to and temporary stay in another Member State and on the subsequent provision of hospital medical services in that State.
The fact that information is exchanged in public may decrease the likelihood of a collusive outcome on the market to the extent that non-coordinating companies, potential competitors,as well as costumers may be able to constrain potential restrictive effect on competition74.
In order for such a right of residence to exist, the denial thereof must have a restrictive effect on the child's right of free movement and must be regarded as constituting a disproportionate interference with fundamental rights in the light of the abovementioned fundamental rights.
For the Commission, the decisive factor in reaching an answer to the preliminary question referred by the Finanzgericht is not whether there has been discriminatory treatment, butwhether the German national law produces a situation which has a restrictive effect on those who wish to exercise their freedom of establishment.
Therefore, despite its potentially restrictive effect in relation to Article 43 EC rights, a failure on the part of the Austrian courts to recognise the administrative authorisations of the Czech authorities as granting immunity from injunctions in respect of nuisance claims is not necessarily precluded by Community law.
(125) If previous experience with standard terms on the relevant market shows that the standard terms did not lead to lessened competition on product differentiation, this might also be an indication that the same type of standard terms elaborated for aneighbouring product will not lead to a restrictive effect on competition.
Indeed, the fact that an Austrian rule andthe judicial decision applying it can have such a restrictive effect on the economic activity of another Member State is because of the developments in Community law which now impose the recognition of certain judicial decisions(and the national rules they apply) in other Member States.
In its observations on the second question, Grimshaw Architects refers to the dogmatic impossibility of justifying why a contractual agreement between private individuals which, according to the intention of the parties,is to apply only to the performance of the contract should have restrictive effect with regard to the public law right to a fair hearing.
It must be examined, however, whether despite its restrictive effect on trade between Member States that legislation can be jus- tified by one of the grounds set out in Article 30 EC or by one of the overriding requirements relating to the public interest referred to in the Court's caselaw, and, if necessary, whether such a restriction is appropriate.
Effectively accessible and non-binding standard terms for the sale of consumer goods or services(on the presumption that they have no effect on price)thus generally do not have any restrictive effect on competition since they are unlikely to lead to any negativeeffect on product quality, product variety or innovation.