Examples of using Less restrictive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the Commission had considered that less restrictive measures were available to achieve the objective.
a general prohibition unnecessary, since there were other equally appropriate but less restrictive means, such as the application of specific quality criteria for the third-party platforms.
of the Treaty, the test is basically whether there are less restrictive alternatives than conference price fixing which would assure reliable liner services to the benefit of consumers.
while others with better fiscal space should maintain their less restrictive fiscal policy stances for the sake of growth and jobs in Europe.
which would be a measure less restrictive of freedom to provide services
in particular where there are no less restrictive means to achieve the same result;
In this context it states that it is necessary to determine whether there exists“alternative measures that are also capable of attaining that objective while at the same time having a less restrictive effect on intra-Community trade.”.
cultural cohesion may be safeguarded effectively by other and less restrictive means than a unilateral and complete refusal to fulfil their obligations under EU law,” says Sharpston.
they are intended to guarantee and only in so far as those objectives cannot be maintained by less restrictive measures.
public health relied on by the Hungarian Government because those objectives may be attained by less restrictive measures.
intended to secure and only if those objectives cannot be attained by less restrictive measures.
they are intended to guarantee and only in so far as those objectives cannot be attained by less restrictive measures….
such as public health, and no less restrictive the measures can be taken.
its own emissions by 85% and monitor the potential risk of carbon leakage- through relocation of production to countries that apply less restrictive emissions standards.
the prevention of social dumping could not be achieved as effectively by means of less binding rules with a less restrictive effect on the freedom to provide services.
passenger tariff conferences secure an important benefit in the form of interlining and that this benefit was unlikely to be replicated by any alternative, less restrictive system.
in other words that there are not other measures less restrictive of the free movement of goods by means of which that objective could be achieved.
what is necessary and why no alternative, less restrictive means are available.
As to the less restrictive measure mentioned in paragraph 193 of this judgment, it is sufficient
in paragraph 30 it stated that‘measures appropriate to the objective of protecting the health of animals and less restrictive of the free movement of goods' than those contemplated by Directive 91/628‘were conceivable, as the provisions contained in Directive 95/29 demonstrate'.