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points out that changes to the Memorandum of Understanding cannot be imposed unilaterally.
We hold that liability for a defamatory blog post involving a matter of public concern cannot be imposed without proof of fault
The non-binding nature of mediation means that a decision cannot be imposed on the parties.
points out that changes to the Memorandum of Understanding cannot be imposed unilaterally.
Confidence is something that has to come from within and cannot be imposed upon oneself.
Changing FAFA conditions is subject to the partners' agreement and cannot be imposed unilaterally by the Commission.
It becomes apparent that the religious views of one cannot be imposed on other people.
a common system cannot be imposed at EU level.
Because corporate culture should not, and cannot be imposed in words- it is lived through.
Recalls however that a one-size-fits-all system cannot be imposed on the diverse types
Recognition by Parliament of same-sex unions- which are effective only in four Member States- cannot be imposed on the rest, and it represents a crude attempt to influence legislators
I voted in favour of this document because democratic change cannot be imposed from outside
happiness cannot be imposed as it relies on criteria outside of work(family,
Undoubtedly, however, democratic change cannot be imposed from the outside, but it should be the result of a democratic
a very clear understanding that institutions cannot be imposed from the top, but rather they are built from the bottom up one interaction at a time.
And while willingness to reform cannot be imposed from outside, the EU has a special responsibility to
Ashdown will not impose this law because the EU, which is still negotiating over BiH's feasibility study, has made it clear that reforms have to come from domestic sources, and cannot be imposed by the OHR.
The message we must convey is that democracy cannot be imposed by force, and that it is not acceptable to quash demonstrations by sending in the army with orders to shoot on sight.
(2) The life imprisonment without alternative cannot be imposed on a person who, at the time of committing the crime has not accomplished twenty years of age