Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Must be construed in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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In the opinion of the Commission, the third question must be construed more narrowly.
ROTHMANS INTERNATIONAL V COMMISSION that this rule must be construed and applied strictly, so as not to frustrate the application of the general principle of transparency.
however, the term'letting of immovable property' must be construed strictly.
All derogations must be construed strictly and, where the internal market
These arguments may sometimes ensure that a patent must be construed in a restricted manner.
The Court was asked whether this article must be construed to mean that the persons to whom it refers are subject only to the legislation of the Member State in whose territory they are employed.
the title thereof, both must be construed in such a manner that all the terms employed serve a useful purpose.
thereof, must be construed restrictively.
Consequently, Regulation 11(b)(ii) of Annex I and Regulation 6(b)(ii) of Annex II must be construed as referring to the master and owner merely by way of example.
Article 39(4) EC must be construed as allowing a Member State to reservefor its nationals the post of master of vessels flying its flagare in fact exercised on a regular basis and do not represent a very minor part of their activities.">
On the applicability of Decision No 3/80 in the Community, must be construed as seeking to establish whether, and if so at what date, that decision has entered into force.
of the Directive, and that these must be construed and applied in the light of the public interest underlying each one.
In particular, the determination of whether a given case must be construed as one involving the implementation of Union law must frequently be the result of an appraisal of a number of factors which shape the case.
According to the President of the district court of The Hague in the Novell case, the Dutch copyright statute which does not provide any rules on exhaustion, must be construed as far as possible in accordance with the provisions of the Directive.
It is apparent from those considerations that Article 87 EC must be construed as meaning that the amounts paid to the designated company under Article 9 of the OEPS constitute‘State aid' for the purposes of that provision of the Treaty to the.
Directive 89/552, and in particular Articles 4 and 5, must be construed in the light of Article 128 of the Treaty,
As interpreted by the Community courts, those exceptions must be construed and appliedstrictly, so as not to frustrate the application of the general principle of giving the publicthe“widest possible access to documents held by the Commission”86.
the Conditions of Employment, must be construed as applying exclusively to persons who have the status of official
Article 1 of the Brussels Convention must be regarded as an independent concept which must be construed with reference first to the objectives
of Regulation No 4253/88 must be construed as meaning that all the terms employed by the legislature,
4which has held that the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 must be construed in a manner compatible with Community obligations provided its terms can reasonably be so construed without the ordinary meaning of the words being excess ively distorted.
Article 87( 1) EC must be construed as meaning that the tax rules adopted by a local authority in a Member State,
Consequently, the exception relating to legal advice laid down in the second indent of Article 4(2) of Regulation No 1049/2001 must be construed as aiming to protect an institution's interest in seeking legal advice
According to settled caselaw, these exceptions must be construed and applied restrictively so as not to defeat the general principle enshrined in that decision see Case T-174/95 Svenska Journalistförbundet v Council[1998],
aspects of the legislative procedure suggest that serious negligence must be construed more broadly, 75that is to say,
as amended by Directive 85/303, must be construed as meaning that for charges to constitute duties paid by way of fees
the Commission considers that the notion of"legitimate interest" must be construed and understood in the light of the requirements flowing from Articles 7
No 2913/92 of 12 October 1992 establishing the Community Customs Code must be construed as meaning that a buying commission which is included in the customs value declared
exceptions to that principle are laid down, those exceptions must be construed and applied strictly, so as not to frustrate the application of the general principle WWF UK v Commission,
whether Article 21 of the Convention must be construed as meaning that, in order to determine whether two claims brought between the same parties before the courts of different Contracting States have the same subject-matter,

