Examples of using Constitutes a restriction in English and their translations into Swedish
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It follows that such action constitutes a restriction on freedom of establishment.
In the first place, the referring court asks whether the national legislation at issue in the main proceedings constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
It follows that the scheme constitutes a restriction of the free movement of goods.
it would appear that an immediate collection of tax at the moment of transfer of such assets constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital.
Whether the residence condition constitutes a restriction of freedom of movement.
In those cases, the principle of mutual recognition implies that the rules of the law of the Member State in which the consumer has his habitual residence are set aside if its application to a given situation constitutes a restriction of the free circulation of services.
The Swedish law on taxation of income of non residents(SINK) constitutes a restriction on the free movement of persons guaranteed by the EC Treaty.
28the Court held that‘national legislation which makes the provision of certain services on national territory… subject to the issue of an administrative licence constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
Such a difference in treatment constitutes a restriction to the free movement of persons, guaranteed by Articles 18,
I shall state that that prohibition of such advertisements on national television networks constitutes a restriction on freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services.
historical interpretation and, secondly, whether the measure imposing a place of residence condition constitutes a restriction of that freedom.
It is clear that the higher tax burden on inbound dividends constitutes a restriction in the sense of Article 56 of the EC Treaty on individual taxpayers to invest in foreign shares.
in prohibiting dental care providers from engaging in advertising of any kind of their services to the general public, constitutes a restriction within the meaning of those articles.
Such action in the form of a blockade(‘blockad') of sites constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services, which, in this case, is not justified with regard to the public interest of protecting workers.
In Verkooijen the ECJ ruled that making the grant of a tax advantage relating to taxation of the income of natural persons who are shareholders subject to the condition that the dividends are paid by companies established within national territory constitutes a restriction on capital movements.24.
The court found that the lack of legal assistance during an applicant's questioning constitutes a restriction of his defence rights,
Therefore, it is necessary to examine, first of all, whether the reduction of the concession in proportion to the interest in the fiscal investment enterprise held by shareholders resident or established in other Member States constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital
ascertain whether certain conduct constitutes a restriction by object, the legal
The Court has already held that national legislation which makes the provision of certain services on national territory by an undertaking established in another Member State subject to the issue of an administrative authorisation such as a work permit constitutes a restriction on the fundamental principle enshrined in the Treaty.
that such a prohibition on advertising constitutes a restriction on freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services within the meaning of Art-icles 43 EC
conditional upon the person whose estate is being administered having been resident, at the time of death, in the State in which that immovable property is situated constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital which is prohibited, in principle, under Article 56(1) EC.
the Court ruled that the imposition of this obligation on undertakings from another Member State constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services within the meaning of Article 59 of the Treaty, which can be
of making use in a discernible manner of third undertakings for internet sales constitutes a restriction of passive sales to end users.
in particular the first sentence of Paragraph 2(1) thereof, constitutes a restriction of the freedom of movement
The Commission takes the view that the requirement laid down in Article 8 of the Law of 20 December 2002 to nominate an ad hoc agent resident in Luxembourg whose task it is to keep the documents necessary for monitoring the obligations incumbent on those undertakings for a period extending even beyond the actual provision of services constitutes a restriction on freedom to provide services.
outbound dividends to higher taxation than domestic dividends constitutes a restriction on the free movement of capital in violation of Article 56 of the EC Treaty.
to benefit as a recipient from the services offered by a supplier established in another Member State, constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services.
although it follows from the answer to the first question that the imposition of a residence condition such as those at issue in the main proceedings constitutes a restriction of the freedom of movement guaranteed by that article, the latter nonetheless allows certain restrictions of that freedom.
the Court has already held that national legislation which makes the provision of services within national territory by an undertaking established in another Member State subject to the issue of an administrative visa constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide services within the meaning of Article 49 EC.
region of a Member State, constitutes a restriction of freedom of movement within the meaning of Article 33 of Directive 2011/95,