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Second, since it is not one of the provisions which provide expressly for the application of domestic rules and thus serve as a legal basis therefor, that provision cannot be interpreted in such a way as to make its application dependent on the effects of domestic rules.
Having regard to the context and objectives of Directive 2004/38, the provisions of that directive cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not in any event be deprived of their effectiveness(see, to that effect, Eind, paragraph 43).
However, that same provision cannot be interpreted in such a way as to allow a plaintiff to make a claim against a number of defendants for the sole purpose of removing one of them from the jurisdiction of the courts of the Member State in which that defendant is domiciled.
objectives of Directive 2004/38, the provisions of that directive cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not in any event be deprived of their effectiveness” 4.
Regulation No 1/2003 cannot be interpreted as prohibiting, in such a case, the Commission from deciding to carry out an inspection, a step that is merely preliminary to dealing with the substance of the case and does not have the eect of formally initiating proceedings.
of Article 47 EU, the Council submits that that provision aims to maintain the balance of powers established by the Treaties and cannot be interpreted as aiming to protect the competences conferred upon the Community to the detriment of those conferred upon the European Union.
indicating that observations on the period prior to that date‘would not be necessarily supportive of the Commission's case' cannot be interpreted as a declaration that there was no infringement before 8 April 2005.
The provisions of the EC Treaty cannot be interpreted broadly so as to undermine the coexistence of the Union
The provisions of that regulation cannot be interpreted as conferring legitimacy on an interference with the right to respect for private life as guaranteed by Article 8 of the ECHR(see Österreichischer Rundfunk
However, Article 5(3) of Regulation No 615/98 cannot be interpreted as entitling the competent authority arbitrarily to call into question the evidence attached by the exporter to its export refund application.
subparagraph of Article 6(4) of the Basic Regulation cannot be interpreted in such a way that the presumption that entities which fulfil the criteria outlined therein should be qualified as significant entities can never be rebutted.
It follows from this that Article 26(1) of Framework Decision 2002/584 cannot be interpreted as merely requiring the Member State which issued the European arrest warrant to deduct only periods of imprisonment in the executing Member State, excluding periods during
an economic operator may rely on the resources of other entities‘where appropriate' cannot be interpreted as the referring court, in particular,
public in Article 8(2) of Directive 2006/115 cannot be interpreted in the same way as the Court interpreted the notion of communication to the public within the meaning of Article 3(1)
In addition, the fact that Mr C1 stated that the topic of discussion at that meeting was the possibility for Chiquita to procure bananas from Noboa in Ecuador and that he did not state that prices had been discussed or that he had agreed to coordinate his behaviour as regards prices with Mr P1 cannot be interpreted as a denial of the Commission's conclusions.
while on the other hand it also implies that research cannot be interpreted without practice, it aims social and practical utilization.
Although Article 20(5) of the basic regulation does not state whether the Commission must wait for the expiry of the 10-day timelimit before submitting its proposal to the Council, that provision, which comes immediately after paragraph 4, cannot be interpreted in a way that is inconsistent with the latter.
Since Article 6(1) is not one of the provisions, such as Article 59 of Regulation No 44/2001, for example, which provide expressly for the application of domestic rules and thus serve as a legal basis therefor, Article 6(1) of the Regulation cannot be interpreted in such a way as to make its application dependent on the effects of domestic rules.
Thus, it can be seen from Article 7(1)(c) of Directive 2003/86 that the wording of that provision cannot be interpreted as precluding the competent authority of the Member State concerned by an application for family reunification from examining whether the condition relating to the sponsor's resources is met by taking into account an assessment as regards whether those resources will be retained beyond the date of submission of that application.
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