Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Excessively difficult in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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strike on today and travelling is excessively difficult.
Nor may they make it virtually impossible or excessively difficult to exercise rights conferred by Community law. 50.
Enforcement of Community law rights should not be impossible or excessively difficult.
The time limits shall not render impossible or excessively difficult the access of applicants to an effective remedy pursuant to paragraph 1.
Otherwise access to the review procedure would be rendered impossible in practice or at any rate excessively difficult.
Such time-limits are not liable to render virtually impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights conferred by Community law.
An undertaking such as Tele2 to be informed of the factors and information essential to ensure that the exercise of its right of appeal does not become virtually impossible or excessively difficult.
Moreover, requiring a personal signature from non-EU operators can make it excessively difficult for those not established in the EU to obtain a VAT refund.
the exercise of the right to deduct is likely, for the same reasons, to render the exercise of that right excessively difficult.
Such timelimits are not liable to render practically impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights conferred by Community law Grundig Italiana, paragraph 34.
Where a Member State lays down such conditions, these shall not make the exercise of the right referred to in paragraph 1 excessively difficult or onerous for the consumer.
TELE2 TELECOMMUNICATION proceedings do not render virtually impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights of appeal against such decisions adopted by the national regulatory authority.
these should not make the exercise of the right excessively difficult or onerous for the consumer.
First, those provisions render it virtually impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred on them by Article 119 of the Treaty principle of effectiveness.
governing similar domestic actions and must not render virtually impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights conferred by Community law41.
Therefore, a limitation period, such as that the issue in the main proceedings does not render impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of the right to deduct merely because the tax authority has a longer period in which to recover unpaid VAT than that accorded to the taxable person for the exercise of such a right.
accessible that they do not render it impossible or excessively difficult in practice for the employer to determine the obligations with which he is required to comply.
timelimit applicable to similar domestic situations, nor has it been argued that a timelimit of two clear years renders in general- rather than in the specific circumstances- the exercise of the right to deduct virtually impossible or excessively difficult.
to similar situations under domestic law and must not make it impossible or excessively difficult in practice for claimants to exercise the rights conferred on them by this Regulation.
could not be so arranged as to make It virtually impossible or excessively difficult to obtain compensation.
to similar situations under domestic law and shall not make it impossible or excessively difficult in practice for claimants to exercise the rights conferred on them by this Regulation.
whether the right to reimbursement is effective and does not make repayment of the levy paid excessively difficult.
to similar situations under domestic law and shall not make it impossible or excessively difficult in practice for claimants to exercise the rights conferred on them by this Decision.
representation impossible or excessively difficult.
renders impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of the right of appeal against decisions adopted in the course of those non-adversarial proceedings.
The application of the provisions relating to the freedoms of movement would be rendered impossible or excessively difficult if claims for restitution or compensation based on infringement of those provisions had to be rejected
the Italian authorities and a number of Italian courts, including the Corte suprema di cassazione, were such as to make it excessively difficult for taxpayers to exercise their right to reimbursement of such taxes.
56 EC confer on individuals from being rendered impossible or excessively difficult, the national court may determine whether the application of that legislation,
the Commission has not demonstrated that the exercise would be rendered excessively difficult for a market professional.
The Court stresses that every case in which the question arises as to whether a national procedural provision makes the application of European Union law impossible or excessively difficult must be analysed by reference to the role of that provision in the procedure,