Examples of using To preclude in English and their translations into Danish
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Counterparties have to stick to the selected source for a minimum period of one year so as to preclude« hopping» between credit assessments i.e. looking
of an interest-free loan; whereas measures should therefore be taken to preclude this unwarranted benefit;
circumvent any possible obstacle at national level, the directive endeavours to regulate every possible case in detail and to preclude any possible derogation.
is undoubtedly- as, incidentally, even the French Government admits- sufficiently integrated into French society to preclude denying him an award of victim compensation.
the only real effect is to preclude verification by the tax authorities)
The Court of First Instance added in paragraph 49 of the judgment under appeal that there was nothing to preclude an authority such as the DAFSE from having recourse to a professional auditing body
could be relied on as from 23 December 1984 in order to preclude the appli cation of any national provision inconsistent with it.
of sex in matters of social security, could be invoked as from 23 December 1984 in order to preclude the application of any national provision inconsistent with that article.
whereas the taxable person has taken the necessary measures to preclude incorrect application of the rules on VAT with respect to supplies in connection with his undertaking.
Values that are deemed adequate for barrier formation, which can range between 150-1,600 Ω×cm2 16, also depend on the size of the substance to be transported such that passive paracellular diffusion of that substance is restricted; while TEER≥ 350 Ω×cm2 seems to preclude passive diffusion of relatively large NCs such as the ones shown here(200nm), this may not be the case for smaller drug delivery systems, in which tighter monolayers(e.g.≥700 Ω×cm2) are required.
The problems are so serious as to preclude Turkey's accession in the foreseeable future.
I have got a guy at Quantico who eyeballed them himself to preclude computer error.
However, the conditions of the WID directive appear to preclude its use for these purposes.
The aim is to preclude all risks to consumer health as a result of product defects.
Member States shall take all appropriate measures to preclude the risk of certificates being forged.
This paragraph is not intended to preclude action under other relevant provisions of GATT 1994. where appropriate.
not sufficient to preclude their use.
This kind of rehabilitation requires strict compliance with the legal provisions so as to preclude any soil or water pollution.
Framework agreements shall not be such as to preclude the use of the relevant infrastructure by other applicants or services.
which seeks to guarantee a uniform legal basis and to preclude the pursuit of extraneous objectives.