Examples of using Undermine the principle in English and their translations into Swedish
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These restrictions may also undermine the principle of non-discrimination and Article 12 of the Charter.
Tax/benefit structures which subsidise early labour market exit while punishing people who work longer, undermine the principle of making work pay.
Anything short of that would undermine the principles of CAP that, by and large,
However, that this possibility should not undermine the principle of relative stability;
which would not undermine the principle of simplification and the essential policy provisions.
no other country should be allowed to complete that sale themselves and so undermine the principle.
Bringing the price of international direct debits into line with national prices could undermine the principle according to which a product or service cannot be sold below cost price.
However, a failure will seriously undermine the principles in this development policy communication
such problems may undermine the principle of intergenerational solidarity.
multilateral trade agreements that undermine the principle of Community preference
Not because it would undermine the principle of parliamentarians' independence,
To conduct a study identifying differences between national laws with regard to family law issues which could undermine the principle of free movement of persons,
vital component of democracy, by which I mean sources of information, and undermine the principle of political competition.
but also because they undermine the principle of fair competition
of actual use and levels of exposure, would undermine the principle that decisions are to be taken on the basis of risk assessments.
responding adequately to Parliament's concerns repeatedly expressed by the majority of its Members, the Council and the Commission undermine the principle of mutual sincere cooperation between the institutions laid down in Article 13(2) TEU;
It undermines the principle of open and fair competition.
It means rescinding laws retrospectively, which undermines the principle of legal certainty.
It also undermines the principle of relative stability.
Inadequate linguistic support undermines the principle of equal opportunities
would place a heavy burden on many peripheral Member States, undermining the principle of regional cohesion.
against which the travelling public has no recourse may be undermining the principle of free competition?
Corruption undermines the principles of free competition
Such rationalisation will facilitate absorption of ERDF and ESF appropriations without undermining the principles of these two funds, which remain relevant in these times of crisis.
He added that the redirection of already approved by Congress amounts“undermines the principle of civilian control over the military
An end to energy unilateralism, which undermines the principle of solidarity among Member States,
Nevertheless, the Commission recognises that there may be scope for further flexibility for the approval of lesser amounts of State aid without undermining the principle of a strict overall control of State aid.
This undermines the principle of fair internal EU burden-sharing