Examples of using Cannot be applied in English and their translations into Danish
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Step 2 in the ISO procedure requires that when ISO step 1 cannot be applied, allocation should be done according to physical relationships causalities.
of a sort to which the EU's laws on competition cannot be applied.
third countries in that, obviously, the directives of the European Union cannot be applied directly to them.
otherwise we will end up with legislation which does not work for many Member States and cannot be applied.
Furthermore, special reference is made to the effect that the provisions of the 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons cannot be applied to Latvian non-citizens.
I know that this cannot be applied to the whole European Union,
Closer cooperation cannot be applied to the second pillar,
ECR 4617 cannot be applied to this case.
unlike the nickel alloys, ceramic cannot be applied.
of Directive 90/435 cannot be applied to the main proceedings.
Since the current laws cannot be applied to marginalised communities,
it is obvious that this cannot be applied to those European citizens who are subject to restrictions in certain sectors of the European labour market.
if this model cannot be applied in Kosovo and if our European values do not have any place in Kosovo, what model then can the European Commission apply? .
rationalize the differing national requirements, even though these cannot be applied to keep out foreign products meeting their own national standards.
Where the second subparagraph cannot be applied in a Member State,
It was also argued that this methodology cannot be applied to the alleged subsidisation amounts on tax credits since the tax credits,
of the Code cannot be applied, the declaration may be lodged with any customs office,
because there is no doubt that a measure for animals for slaughter cannot be applied to all the others.
This directive clearly states that detention for the purposes of removal may be used only where less coercive measures cannot be applied in a particular case
freedoms are absolute values that cannot be applied differently in different situations, and do not lend themselves to inequality between requests and condemnation.