Examples of using Not to exclude in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Be careful not to exclude any groups, he notes.
I'm sure he feels that your invitation is a polite butinsincere attempt not to exclude him.
Our aim is not to exclude Parliament, as I heard someone say.
The thresholds referred to in paragraph1 shall be sufficiently low as not to exclude an unduly large percentage of part-time workers.
This is not to exclude the significance of socioeconomic status.
Its objective is therefore not to exclude certain Member States.
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Therefore, scientists recommend not to exclude fish and meat from their diet.
Its aim is not to exclude economic activities but ensure they are compatible with safeguarding valuable species and habitats.
Therefore, scientists recommend not to exclude fish and meat from their diet.
We are called not to exclude them from our pastoral concern, but to dedicate ourselves to them and their irregular and difficult situation with all concern and charity.
I'm mostly interested in video and performance but I do not to exclude any art technique which has the possibility to carry the message.
Its aim is not to exclude socio-economic activities from Natura 2000 sites, but rather to ensure that they are undertaken in a way that safeguards and supports the valuable species and habitats, present and maintains the overall health of natural ecosystems.
In order to be effective, you shouldrather describe your needs in a functional manner, so as not to exclude any possibilities available on the market.
It is therefore important not to exclude private cars and to focus more on logistics in the town.
In October 2008, the European Parliament adopted a resolution calling on all Member States to properly enforce the Posting of Workers Directive andasking the Commission not to exclude a partial review of the Directive after assessing in depth the problems and challenges16.
The intention was therefore not to exclude the Kingdom of Spain and the Italian Republic but to make progress in integration in that area.
Before the date referred to in Article 11(1), Member States shall publish in an appropriate publication and communicate to the Commission the criteria which are to betaken into account by the competent authorities in deciding whether or not to exclude an individual medicinal product from the coverage of the national health insurance system.
In line with the Convention,"'Universal design' is not to exclude assistive devices for particular groups of persons with disabilities where this is needed".
Calls on participating countries to give farmers the option of avoiding input dependency, and to support farmers' seed systems in order to maintain and improve agro-biodiversity through maintaining local publically-owned seed banks and exchanges and continuous development of local seed varieties,specifically providing flexibility on seed catalogues so as not to exclude farmers' varieties and to guarantee the continuation of traditional produce;
Except for cases provided for in point(d) of paragraph 1,the contracting authority may decide not to exclude the economic operator concerned where it has taken remedial measures to demonstrate its reliability.
In order not to exclude the candidate and to preserve the competition for complex tenders which cover an array of products or services, the tender documents explicitly mention that in the event of a price omission the evaluation committee may apply itself(barring any contact with the tenderers) a theoretical average price.
As they do not specify the rights and freedoms concerned, those provisions of Article 15(1) of Directive 2002/58 must beinterpreted as expressing the Community legislature's intention not to exclude from their scope the protection of the right to property or situations in which authors seek to obtain that protection in civil proceedings.".
Furthermore actions ought to be identified in order not to exclude sectors of consumers from being able to avail themselves of certain services due to the digital gap, as this would only result in having yet another vulnerable segment of consumers.
As they do not specify the rights and freedoms concerned, those provisions of Article 15(1) of Directive 2002/58 must beinterpreted as expressing the Community legislature's intention not to exclude from their scope the protection of the right to property or situations in which authors seek to obtain that protection in civil proceedings.
The EESC thus considers that it would be useful not to exclude the possibility of Member States adopting proportionate and dissuasive criminal sanctions for practices that seriously infringe the rights set out in the directive, the basic features of which would have to be properly detailed.
As it does not specify the rights and freedoms covered by that exception, Directive 2002/58 must beinterpreted as reflecting the intention of the Community legislature not to exclude from its scope the protection of the right to property or situations in which authors seek to obtain that protection through civil proceedings'(emphasis added).
The EESC thus considers that it would be useful not to exclude the possibility of Member States adopting proportionate and dissuasive criminal sanctions for practices that seriously infringe the rights set out in the directive, the basic features of which would have to be properly detailed.
With regard to occupational health, it is important not to exclude any category of workers and the loopholes in EU legislation relating to occupational exposure to electromagnetic fields need to be closed.