Examples of using Case-by-case analysis in English and their translations into French
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But a case-by-case analysis is necessary,
those subject to a"rule of reason" case-by-case analysis has the merit of providing certainty for economic actors by clearly defining certain behaviour as illegal,
the need for contextualized information and case-by-case analysis and some of the criteria needed when applying such laws.
to a particular organization, yet the nature of each document differed from one organization to another and required a case-by-case analysis.
Accordingly, further research and detailed case-by-case analysis are needed of the linkages among energy prices,
But a case-by-case analysis is necessary,
although aggregate numbers of infected people have begun to decline in the affected countries, a case-by-case analysis(particularly in Liberia
time of subsequent use, nothing in the text of Article 17 indicates that a case-by-case analysis is a requirement under the TRIPS Agreement.
This determination should be made on a case-by-case analysis.
Moreover, it underlines the need for a case-by-case analysis of mergers and joint ventures.
Hence, there is a preference for a case-by-case analysis similar to the ECtHR case law as set out below.
expenses that may result from these disputes or proceedings, based on case-by-case analysis.
Our votes are based on case-by-case analysis of how well a company is managing ESG issues
For nutrients, a case-by-case analysis may be necessary to address particular conditions of a receiving environment,
comprehensive approach saying that case-by-case analysis at country level is therefore necessary.
former employees, it means a case-by-case analysis.
The use of transgenic insects therefore requires a case-by-case analysis of risks, since the risk depends on the genetic mechanisms used,
The methods described in the paper allow a thorough case-by-case analysis before the wind farm is installed,
the Committee agreed that this should be decided by a case-by-case analysis of the data for the Member States concerned.
and calls for a case-by-case analysis.