Exemplos de uso de Contrary to the principle em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Consequently, the fact that it falls within the scope of the directive is not contrary to the principle of equal treatment.
thus runs contrary to the principle of the freedom to provide services.
Provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment shall include those based on sex,
Member States shall take all necessary steps to ensure that the provisions of occupational schemes contrary to the principle of equal treatment are revised by 1 January 1993.
amount to impermissible discrimination on grounds of nationality contrary to the principle of freedom of establishment.
They are not contrary to the principle set out in Article 2(3)
Before 1987 appropriations for the Guarantee Section were not subject to any budgetary ceiling because to fix ceilings on market support expenditure would be contrary to the principle of Community financial solidarity.
Provisions contrary to the principle of equal treat ment in legally compulsory collective agreements,
It is contrary to the principle of proportionality and, most importantly,
In their complaint to the Ombudsman the complainants claimed that the rules concerning the reimbursement of travel costs had in this case privileged agents who were working in Luxemburg and Brussels, contrary to the principle of equal treatment.
be contrary to the principle of equal treatment within the meaning of Articles 3,
administrative provisions contrary to the principle of equal treatment shall be abolished;
claiming indirect discrimination contrary to the principle of freedom of movement for workers;
This is contrary to the principle of the Sunni faith are according to Quran and Sunnah are valid that only God knows the unseen
be contrary to the principle of equal treatment within the meaning of Articles 3,4
is contrary to the principle of proportionality under EU law.
However, if it is shown that a national procedural rule preventing the review of a final decision is contrary to the principle of equivalence and/or the principle of effectiveness,