Examples of using Would restrict in English and their translations into Finnish
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Any proposal for natural legislation which, on grounds of health or environmental protection, would restrict the free movement of a product or group of products in a Member State,
However, contracting authorities are free to award global contracts if they consider that subdivision into lots would restrict competition or risk making performance of the contract technically difficult
It is not in any case possible, within the context of a‘first pillar' directive, to lay down provisions which would restrict the prerogatives of a criminal law judge;
Furthermore, the Commission does not propose entering into any commitment that would restrict the regulatory freedom of the EU,
criteria or procedures that would restrict, alter or delay the correct implementation of a harmonised
Amendments Nos 4. 49 and 87 would not be acceptable because they would restrict the ability of a country to move water from where it is in supply to where it is needed,
the author of this report called for measures that would restrict trade with poorer countries- condemning their citizens to poverty, disrupting global supply chains
In addition, a measure of this kind would restrict freedom of movement of goods and services through a region of the Union,
the precise drafting will need to be reviewed since this reference would restrict activities to those defined under the IPPC Directive.
That is why I would be strictly against any principle that would restrict the concept of social housing to only the poorest groups in society,
In any event, we must never allow a military-industrial complex to be set up in the Union's Europe which would restrict political powers,
regards their governance and the conditions on the provision of cross-border multi-territorial licences for online rights in musical works would restrict the freedom of collecting societies to conduct a business, as defined in the Charter, compared to the existing situation.
that no clause of the kind referred to in paragraph 6 of Article 16 of the EU Audit Regulation, which would restrict the choice by the Annual General Meeting as regards the appointment of the auditor.
that to grant them excessive exemptions would restrict those that might be granted to the aeroplanes of national companies in developing countries,
An additional consideration is that the change of legal base would restrict Member States from having the flexibility to take containment
unnecessary rules that would restrict business activity and increase bureaucracy.
that no clause of the kind referred to in paragraph 6 of Article 16 of the EU Audit Regulation, which would restrict the choice by the Annual General Meeting as regards the appointment of the auditor, has been imposed upon it.
additional criteria or procedures which would restrict, alter or delay the correct implementation of the common assignment of such radio frequencies.
to establish whether or not an agreement would restrict competition and whether it would be eligible for an exemption.
A condition would not be linked to‘performance' of the contract if, for example:-it requires the contractor to hire a set proportion of workers with disabilities on another contract(80) or would restrict what the contractor is allowed to do on another contract;-it requires the contractor to contribute financially to eg building a centre for disadvantaged people;-it requires the contractor in a works contract to provide crèche services for sta's children.