Examples of using Capable of justifying in English and their translations into Swedish
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I have already set out the reasons for which I consider that only the fight against serious crime is capable of justifying such interference.
Instead, the Commission must be capable of justifying and explaining the way expertise has been involved, and the choices it has made based on advice.
The existence of an objective of general interest recognised by the European Union that is capable of justifying a general data retention obligation.
People like Adler are capable of justifying the revolution in the past
abuse can constitute an overriding reason in the public interest capable of justifying a restriction on fundamental freedoms.
The Member States must be capable of justifying any recourse to Article 296 when granting state aid
(24) The pursuit of a legitimate objective such as the protection of public health is therefore capable of justifying the action of the national authorities, even where a CMO has been established.
that the Council was justified in considering that the overriding public interest capable of justifying the disclosure of a document.
In other words, that judgment did not address the question of what objectives were capable of justifying the serious interference with fundamental rights which general data retention obligations, such as those at issue in the main proceedings.
Undertakings which are members of a professional association with the characteristics of the ABI do not occupy a collective dominant position on the market capable of justifying application of Article 86 to their uniform commercial practices.
The Italian and Cypriot Governments have referred to these as capable of justifying the application of the Italian rules in the way sought by the tax authority in the present case,
abuse can constitute an overriding reason in the public interest capable of justifying a restriction on fundamental freedoms5.
to Tobar in the case in the main proceedings, are capable of justifying the duration of the exclusivity of supply of 10 years,
by such national legislation, is in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.
The term"treasonous" can apply only in the sense that the philistine is capable of justifying any war by pleading"we are defending our fatherland",
The Court has also ruled that the objective of preventing unfair competition by undertakings paying their workers less than the minimum wage may also be taken into consideration as an overriding requirement capable of justifying a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
where there is wrongful conduct capable of justifying the dismissal of a member of the temporary staff, there is no
may constitute an overriding requirement of general interest capable of justifying a restriction on the exercise of the fundamental freedoms.
provisions of the Convention, is capable of justifying the tax regime at issue in the main proceedings,
which is the only one capable of justifying a proactive policy on the subject.
it falls within its remit to identify the objectives in the general interest that are capable of justifying serious interference with the rights enshrined in the directive
is in principle capable of justifying barriers to the free movement of goods.
should that be the case, whether his criminal record is capable of justifying a limitation of that right.
cannot be interpreted as meaning that the protection of a luxury image is no longer capable of justifying the existence of a selective distribution system.
only the objective of fighting serious crime is capable of justifying such a measure(see, by analogy,
only the objective of fighting serious crime is capable of justifying such access to the retained data.
there is no risk of fraud or abuse capable of justifying subsequent repayment of the sums deducted(Case C-396/98 Schloßstrasse[2000]
in principle, capable of justifying a restriction on the free movement of goods.