Examples of using Restrictive interpretation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Finally, international law supports the restrictive interpretation of exhaustion.
See the restrictive interpretation by the Court of Justice in Case C-347/03 Regione autonoma FriuliVenezia Giulia[2005] ECR 3785.
In that respect,the Commission considers that the Parliament adopts an excessively restrictive interpretation of the‘concept of surveillance'.
I also regret the very restrictive interpretation of the concept of authorising the provision of services.
We find in important toprotect the rights of citizens from the formalistic decision-making and restrictive interpretation of the law.
In that case the Court gave a particularly restrictive interpretation of the criteria set out in Ruiz Zambrano.
The introduction of a system of prior authorisation as proposed by thePresidency text is based on a very restrictive interpretation of the jurisprudence.
A more restrictive interpretation of Article 65 cannot have been intended by those who drafted it since it would create new obstacles to access to justice in the European Judicial Area.
Whereas the ECtHR has ruled against Poland in several cases owing to Poland's restrictive interpretation of this right;
However, Member States tend to advocate a restrictive interpretation of the directive and regularly dismiss the application of its requirements to their pricing and reimbursement measures.
In Germany, the national courtshave adopted divergent views concerning the more or less restrictive interpretation of that provision.
Salzgitter, which, it will be recalled, supports a restrictive interpretation of Article 4(c) CS, considers that the Commission was not competent, under a steel aid code, to extend the scope of that provision.
The second view, that of Salzgitter and the Federal Republic of Germany,is based on a restrictive interpretation of the scope of Article 4(c) CS.
Moreover, whilst the Commission recognises that this restrictive interpretation could, paradoxically, work against the interests of rightholders in certain circumstances, it nevertheless considers that that fact cannot call the interpretation into question.
Thirdly, it must be pointed out that the CPVO is correct in its submission that thestructure of the basic regulation requires a more restrictive interpretation of the term‘individually' than that claimed by the applicant.
Secondly, such a restrictive interpretation accords with the purpose of Directive 2001/29, and taking the contrary approach would be likely to upset the fair balance that must be maintained between the various rights and interests concerned.
Stronger basis for the enforcement of existing obligations but legal certainty would not significantly improve: this option is unlikely to address the persistent issues ofenforcement if Member States continue to advocate a restrictive interpretation of the directive.
A restrictive interpretation of Union citizenship takes the view that there is a homogenous and clearly identifiable group of people known as European citizens and another of people classified as third-country nationals who are not considered citizens of Europe.
If that is the case, then, it would make no sense to highlight the strengthening of our powers and competences in official discourse andthen to adopt a restrictive interpretation of the Treaty of Lisbon, so as to deprive Parliament of prerogatives that it used to have and which it would make no sense to lose.
While the Swiss courts normally resort to a restrictive interpretation in search of the will of the parties to waive, the Russian courts are substantially more flexible, allowing in even a general reference to the arbitration rules containing“finality” wording.
In that regard, the applicant refers to the findings made by Advocates General in various proceedings(see, inter alia, the Opinion in case C‑456/13 P, EU: C: 2014:2283and in joined cases C-622/16 P to C-624/16 P), in accordance with which such a restrictive interpretation would deprive Article 263 of meaning and concrete effect.
On the other hand, while it is not necessary to apply a restrictive interpretation of the concept of‘information[which] relates to emissions into the environment', that concept may not, in any event, include information containing any kind of link, even direct, to emissions into the environment.
Furthermore, the ineffective transposition or even no transposition at all of this directive into Member States' national legislations has resulted in anumber of abuses involving administrative formalities and the restrictive interpretation of the legislative provisions on the idea of'residing without authorisation', culminating in the unfair detention and expulsion of European citizens.
As I have stated,62the Court long ago gave a restrictive interpretation of that provision, considering it to be a‘protective measure' against State measures which do not directly and immediately concern the coal and steel industries but which are nevertheless capable of affecting, by their effects, the competitive position of those industries.
It has already been the subject of numerous reports and recommendations addressed to the Italian Republic in which criticism was directed, inter alia, at the rules and calculationmethods applicable to limitation and, in particular, the restrictive interpretation of the reasons for interrupting the limitation period and the existence of an absolute limitation period which can be neither interrupted nor suspended.
Finally, a restrictive interpretation of the third sentence of Article 11 of Directive 2004/48 cannot be reconciled with recital 24 in the preamble to the directive, which states that, depending on the particular case, and if justified by the circumstances, measures aimed at preventing further infringements of intellectual property rights must be provided for.”.
In the third place,the reasons relied on by the Commission in order to justify, as to the substance, its restrictive interpretation- that is, the argument that the documents included in category 5(b) are purely procedural and reproduce only well-known facts- are not relevant in the context of Regulation No 1049/2001.
Furthermore, a restrictive interpretation of the terms plan and programme on that basis would be incompatible both with the principle of the broad interpretation of the conditions governing the application of the SEA Directive(35) and with the overarching objective of subjecting measures capable of having significant environmental effects to an environmental assessment.
Furthermore, the ineffective transposition or even no transposition at all of this directive into Member States' national legislations has resulted in anumber of abuses involving administrative formalities and the restrictive interpretation of the legislative provisions on the idea of'residing without authorisation', culminating in the unfair detention and expulsion of European citizens.
On the other hand, while, as set out in paragraph 55 of the present judgment, it is not necessary to apply a restrictive interpretation of the concept of‘information[which] relates to emissions into the environment', that concept may not, in any event, include information containing any kind of link, even direct, to emissions into the environment.