Examples of using Limits imposed in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ethical limits imposed on society.
I appreciate the fact that the honourable Member recognises the limits imposed on the Commission in this instance.
Does not respect the limits imposed on the exercise of his right to work under Article 18 of this Directive;
This also illustrates the Member States' lack of political will and the limits imposed by the method of decision making in this area.
The limits imposed on Member States under State aid rules when defining an economic activity as an SGEI.
should interpret the limits imposed by the principle of subsidiarity in this field?
Gods in this view are mere role models for human beings, who are to"emulate the happiness of the gods, within the limits imposed by human nature.
Without prejudice to the limits imposed by the Member State of the body appealed to on its own officials in carrying out the controls in question.
Even though Poland is the third largest producer of potatoes, the limits imposed on it have meant that it has become a starch importer.
In view of the history of Chernobyl, we can only hope that the stress tests will be approached with greater caution than the limits imposed last week.
It should be borne in mind that a student's failure to respect the limits imposed on the right to work is a ground for refusing to renew his residence permit or for withdrawing it.
It is, nevertheless, essential to make a permanent evaluation of levels of cooperation, bearing in mind the requirements of reciprocity and the limits imposed by ASEAN internal legislation.
it can be withdrawn if the holder does not comply with the limits imposed by Article 18 on the right to work, where the right is actually given in the Member State.
That being so, the discretion which the Member States enjoy when they make use of the exception under Article 5(3)(e) of Directive 2001/29 must be exercised within the limits imposed by EU law.
The main reason for an increase in the limits imposed on organizations involved in safeguarding civil rights is to be found in the current crisis of democracy, which is showing itself even in Europe.
The Commission makes every effort to respond to these requirements to the best of its ability, within the limits imposed by the procedure, which is- I would stress- extremely complex.
With no limits imposed by time or space
The Commission's attitude in this matter confirms its favourable stance on cooperation between firms in the area of research, provided the limits imposed by the Community competition rules are respected.
serious failure to observe the limits imposed on its broad discretion,
A few of us were Members of this House in the 1980s, when we had turbulent budget debates that were not over-affected by the limits imposed, and then had the financial perspectives from 1988.
differentiate their offerings within the limits imposed.
which do not comply with learn as others do nor accepts the limits imposed by others without checking first the because all by itself,
obviously within the limits imposed by the Chicago Convention.
it is for the Member States, within the limits imposed by the Treaty, to decide what degree of protection they wish to assure(see Case C‑322/01 Deutscher Apothekerverband[2003]
where rescaling has taken place or as a result of the limits imposed by the Ecodesign Directive.
Subject: Mad cow problem and funding urgent measures to solve it Does the Council not believe that steps to solve this serious problem should not be impeded in the short term by the limits imposed on the CAP by the AGENDA 2000 financial perspective, pending the necessary reform of the CAP?
take advantage of the limits imposed on the EU's current powers.
amending it in the light of the limits imposed on the principle of procedural autonomy in respect of the specific conditions for the incurring of State liability?
services with the contractual specifications should not be used to extend payment periods artificially beyond the limits imposed by the Directive;
The limit imposed by each of MasterCard and Visa is USD 100,000.