Examples of using Cannot constitute in English and their translations into Slovenian
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(a)signs which cannot constitute a trade mark;
Any involuntary act is, according to the claimants, not imputable to the state and cannot constitute State aid.
Damage caused by improper use cannot constitute a reason for complaint.
He following shall not be registered or if registered shall be liable to be declared invalid:(a) signs which cannot constitute a trade mark;
Therefore, it cannot constitute an overriding public interest in disclosure of a document15.
But a self-made Church cannot constitute hope.
These transfers cannot constitute subsidies since professional bodies are not general government.
But a self-made Church cannot constitute hope.”.
These measures cannot constitute a precondition for the placing on the market and/or putting into service of devices which are in conformity with this Directive.
Under Article 8(12), submission of the supplementary return cannot constitute information of a criminal offence.
Such an economic objective cannot constitute an overriding requirement relating to the public interest justifying a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
No, PETA kills 90% of the animals it takes in at its facility so that cannot constitute abuse, can it?
As such, the need to protect Microsoft's incentives to innovate cannot constitute an objective justification that would offset the exceptional circumstances identified…'.
When a passenger travelling with a pet is not in a position to proceed because he orshe does not hold the relevant pet documentation, that cannot constitute denied boarding either.
Therefore, a change in the candidates on a list after theexpiry of the time limit for submitting the list cannot constitute the remedying of a formal deficiency, but entails the remedying of a substantive deficiency of such list.
It is clear from the order for reference that Fernwärme Wien enjoys a virtual monopoly in that sector, since the two other undertakings operating in that sector areof negligible size and accordingly cannot constitute true competitors.
Second, I would observe that the failure to provide that information also cannot constitute a ground for non-execution of the European arrest warrant.
However, the annulment of such an act cannot constitute full reparation for the non-material damage if that act contains an assessment of the abilities and conduct of the person concerned which is capable of offending him, where it has no practical effect, or where the illegality committed is particularly serious.
Therefore, the fact that the contesteddecision might conflict with the Austrian decision cannot constitute an infringement of the relevant Community rules.
The Court also said that a decision of the Ombudsman,even where he finds that there has been a case of maladministration, cannot constitute a new factor enabling the applicant to lodge an action for annulment against a decision confirming an earlier decision because the prescribed period has elapsed.
That irregularity does not therefore affect the validity of the European arrest warrant and cannot constitute a reason for refusing to give effect to it.
He said that“weapons of mass destruction, particularly nuclear weapons,create nothing but a false sense of security”, and cannot constitute the basis of peaceful coexistence among nations.
The question of banking secrecy has therefore been dealt with atEuropean level from a legal point of view and cannot constitute an obstacle to the full exchange of information on request between tax authorities.
When an NCB is a competent authority for the supervision of credit and/ or financial institutions under national law,the NCB 's performance of this task cannot constitute prohibited monetary financing under Article 123 of the Treaty.
An infringement of any obligation imposed on Member States either by this Article of the Regulation orby the delegated act, adopted in accordance with Article 5(3), cannot constitute an irregularity leading to a financial correction pursuant to Article 77 of this Regulation.
To the extent that it contributes to protecting German building undertakings from competition from other Member States, in the view of the court of reference such an obligation serves an economic purpose,which according to the case-law of the Court cannot constitute an overriding requirement relating to the public interest justifying a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
In this respect, the obligation of the insolvent debtor to identify its outstanding debts and its creditors, to which Tratave refers in asserting the unnecessary character of the requirement at issue in the main proceedings and, therefore,a breach of the principle of neutrality, cannot constitute a formality that is capable of ensuring sufficient compliance with these objectives, if only because that obligation of identification is complied with solely at the debtor's initiative.
These measures, however,have to respect article 49 of the Treaty and can not constitute unjustified and disproportionate restrictions to the free movement of services.