Examples of using Such a restriction in English and their translations into Dutch
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Such a restriction may be justified on the basis of the protection of workers,
On several occasions such a restriction has been criticised by Member State and by operators,
In order to justify such a restriction on freedom to provide services, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg cites
Such a restriction is justifiable only if it is necessary
If you use anti(retro)viral drugs, you run the risk when travelling to a country with such a restriction that you will be sent back if they discover that you are HIV positive for example by finding your medication in your carry-on luggage.
Such a restriction cannot therefore be taken into account by the Court in its examination of the substance of the action see, to that effect,
it was considered essential to indicate explicitly such a restriction of use.
The Federal Republic of Germany contends in its defence that the contested requirements do not constitute a restriction on the free movement of goods and, in the alternative, that such a restriction is justified in order to protect public health.
where such a restriction does not limit sales by the customers of the distributor or repairer;
wording of Article 4(2), which does not include such a restriction, and that it would mean that the inclusion of legal advice among the exceptions under Regulation No 1049/2001 had no practical effect,
provisionally restrict or suspend the operations of the buffer stock, if such a restriction or suspension is in his opinion necessary to prevent buying
Such a restriction on the freedom of press is rather unique in The Netherlands.
However the heart of the problem is that such a restriction is currently politically
COMMISSION v FRANCE submits, the lack of Community provisions does not in itself constitute a justification for such a restriction.
Such a restriction is permissible only where it pursues a legitimate objective compatible with the Treaty
Such a restriction must be justified and proportionate with regard
Such a restriction would in practice mean that many of the most important national environmental movements would not have the opportunity to take legal proceedings, and that is unacceptable to us.
other phthalates to be used'where such a restriction would have a negative impact on medical treatment' is entirely appropriate.
The Court states that such a restriction is justified only if it pursues an objective in the public interest,
Germany states that this is not a restriction on freedom of establishment, and that such a restriction as is imposed is limited to the case where a loss has a direct economic.