Examples of using Do not preclude in English and their translations into Swedish
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The two amendments do not preclude one another.
the Court held that Articles 43°EC and 48°EC do not preclude such legislation.
Reorganisation measures do not preclude the opening of winding-up proceedings.
this growth and development do not preclude the originality of the species.
Paragraphs 1 and 2 do not preclude a Party from conducting quality control and compliance reviews that can require more extensive examinations.
We recommend this apartment more definitely and do not preclude this again sometime reserve.
The provisions of this Directive do not preclude Member States from designating different undertakings to provide the network
the provisions of the internal market do not preclude Member States from exercising domestic controls.
The provisions of the first subparagraph do not preclude the possibility that the package leaflet is written in several languages,
The Court also takes the view that the international obligations of the Member States do not preclude the patentability of biotechnological inventions.
However, those articles do not preclude a Member State from refusing payment of such an allowance where that farmer is in receipt of a pension, in particular, a length-of-service pension.
the many peoples of Urantiaˆ do not preclude the attainment of higher stages.
In the view of the European Union, such dialogues do not preclude appropriate consideration by the CHR of the human rights situation in those countries.
the general principle of effective judicial protection do not preclude the conclusion and ratification of the ESM Treaty.
These decisions bind only the deciding authority, and do not preclude subsequent action by any other competition authority
They do not preclude Member States, in accordance with Community law, from taking more
These initiatives shall be adapted when necessary and do not preclude possible new initiatives during the duration of this Common Strategy.
The provisions of this Chapter do not preclude the retention by the Community of an agricultural component in respect of goods originating in the West Bank
Minister for Economic Affairs, Finance and Industry replied that, in his view, the provisions of the Treaty do not preclude Member States from ensuring continuity of their energy supplies.
The above-mentioned procedures do not preclude the use of other ones which,
nondiscrimination and transparency do not preclude a deferment of the transitional period such as that provided for by the legislation at issue in the main proceedings.
However, those provisions do not preclude restrictions on parallel imports of the medicinal product in question if there is in fact a risk to the health of humans as a re sult of the continued existence of that medicinal prod uct on the market of the importing Member State.
broad logic of the treaty in question do not preclude this and where the treaty's provisions appear,
Articles 52 and 58 of the EC Treaty do not preclude a Member State from allowing only non-profit-making private operators to participate in the running of its social welfare system by concluding contracts which entitle them to be reimbursed by the public authorities for the costs of providing social welfare services of a health-care nature.
scheme are properly implemented, that the measures under consideration do not preclude the adoption of a new permanent early retirement scheme for all of the institutions.
Articles 86 and 90 of the EC Treaty(now Articles 82 EC and 86 EC) do not preclude the public authorities from conferring on a pension fund the exclusive right to manage a supplementary pension scheme in a given sector.
services provided against remuneration including defence related products but do not preclude Member States under certain conditions from taking other measures in individual cases where they consider it necessary to protect essential interests of their security.
However, these are not absolute rules; they do not preclude a prohibition of longer duration in particular circumstances,
referred to in paragraph 159 of the present judgment, do not preclude a Member State from imposing criminal penalties that are to be applied in the event of an infringement of the provisions of Regulation No 833/2014, in accordance with Article 8(1) of that regulation.
Whereas the rules in force concerning the clearance of accounts do not preclude the Commission from setting up conciliation machinery;