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This would be incompatible with the wording of the Treaty.
Compliance with the request would be incompatible with this Regulation.
It would be incompatible with these aims for the rights derived from Article 12 of Regulation No 1612/68 to be coupled with a qualifying-date rule.
Further, a broad interpretation of Article 125 TFEU would be incompatible with the concept of solidarity, as laid down at various points in the Treaties.
That would be incompatible with both the Dess report and the report on the European Union's
They shall not impose on aircraft referred to in Article 4(1)(c) and(d) requirements which would be incompatible with the ICAO obligations of Member States.”.
Its disclosure would be incompatible with a legal obligation of confidentiality.
of Article 4(1) requirements which would be incompatible with the ICAO obligations of Member States.”.
But I find it difficult to see that it would be incompatible with liberal values to conceive of religion as precisely a strictly private matter.
The proposed directive would force too many Member States with already-effective domestic measures to dismantle them, as they would be incompatible with the directive.
Compliance with the request would be incompatible with the provisions of this Regulation.
to comply with an employment contract and when it would be incompatible with human dignity.
I consequently believe that it would be incompatible with the seriousness of a Parliament to adopt a resolution in that it cannot put into practice.
decided that membership of the association journal Socialist would be incompatible with membership in SSU.
The second amendment which would be incompatible with our draft regulation provides for the introduction of aid for the marketing of regional products. This is a good idea.
As regards direct operating aid, in the current situation of high fuel prices the Commission rejects any public intervention to compensate for this increase in costs, since this would be incompatible with the Treaty.
Such aid would be incompatible with the Community's international obligations under that Agreement
It would not be desirable therefore for one to be subordinate to the other, which would be incompatible with both the spirit and the letter of the Treaty of Rome see Article 130 ECin fine.
Such an approval procedure would be incompatible with the principle, referred to in paragraphs 65,
The circumstances of the present case provide a particularly striking demonstration of the fact that it would be incompatible with Directive 93/13 for the court responsible for enforcement to be deprived of such a power of review.
A general monitoring obligation would be incompatible with Article 3 of Directive 2004/48,
The earmarking of aid to specific individual items of a film budget could turn such aid into a national preference to the sectors providing the specific aided items, which would be incompatible with the Treaty.
The Labour Court has stated that it would be incompatible with the sense of justice if the provisions could be circumvented to the detriment of employees entitled to priority of re-employment.
Neither Party is required to disclose information to the other Party where such disclosure isprohibited by the laws of the Party possessing the information or would be incompatible with that Party's important interests.
Otherwise the personal scope of the AFSJ would be incompatible with the values and principles,
where it decides that the proposed use of the Fund would be incompatible with the internal market
This zipper system would be incompatible with the electoral law of my country where,
to avoid having different market definitions in different Member States, which would be incompatible with the internal market.
If it is mandatory, no restrictions may be placed on the possibility to appeal against the judgement, as it would be incompatible with the rule of law to irrevocably deny litigants some of the procedural safeguards available in ordinary proceedings.
it avoids discrimination between providers of the same service which would be incompatible with the e-Commerce Directive.