Examples of using Unnecessarily restrictive in English and their translations into Swedish
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Others consider it unnecessarily restrictive.
The Commission's proposed obligation for farmers to market 90-100% of their production under producer organization rules is unnecessarily restrictive.
It therefore seems unnecessarily restrictive and should be abolished.
Providing access to global markets means both reducing tariffs and removing unnecessarily restrictive technical regulations.
Amendment No 11 is unnecessarily restrictive of the Management Board's autonomy.
to check them for superfluous and/or unnecessarily restrictive requirements.
The common position of the Council furthermore contains some unnecessarily restrictive measures in the area of committee procedures,
do not introduce new and unnecessarily restrictive rules.
Member States, the food industry regards it as impractical and unnecessarily restrictive, believing that consumers should themselves bear responsibility for their own choices of overall diet.
that the SGP currently incorporates unnecessarily restrictive fiscal rules.
whether this provision is not unnecessarily restrictive in relation to basic and continuous training,
excessively detailed and/or unnecessarily restrictive requirements;
If the Commission considers that these measures are discriminatory or unnecessarily restrictive and are not justified by the particular circumstances,
which appears to be unnecessarily restrictive.
This ceiling has been considered unnecessarily restrictive by Member States and the investment fund industry, considering that the investment in units of investment funds of the open-ended type is very liquid(such UCITS must redeem
If the provisions of this article are maintained it is essential that the Commission checks its application to ensure that these measures are not discriminatory or unnecessarily restrictive.
because the proposal adopts an unnecessarily restrictive approach to the definition of rights, which in the worst case would deny artists the right
to define its needs in output terms clearly but without being unnecessarily restrictive.
At present, Community law regarding the tax treatment of private motor vehicles used temporarily in a Member State other than that in which they are registered is unnecessarily restrictive in the context of the principles of the single market;
Committee are not acceptable, because they are unnecessarily restrictive.
rather than arbitrary recommended daily allowances which would be unnecessarily restrictive and not related to safety.