Examples of using Precludes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In other words, it is a question of determining whether the Brussels Convention precludes applying the forum non conveniens doctrine in a situation such as that of the main proceedings.
From a microbiological point of view, unless the method of reconstitution precludes the risk of microbial contamination,
in the light of the'ne bis is idem' principle, the directive concerning financial markets precludes such national legislation.
Therefore the seller should ensure that the goods are free from any right of a third party, which precludes the consumer from enjoying the goods in accordance with the contract.
the Jewish allegiance to G-d precludes their allegiance to any earthly power.
Havona perfection precludes all possibility of disharmony.
These conditions invalidate the logic of tolerance which involves the rational development of meaning and precludes the closing of meaning.
However, boys are still likely to be reared in a model that precludes men displaying or verbalizing emotions(other than anger).
Or else, again, we have that fatalism which has come in with the more modern forms of religious faiths- a fatalism that deliberately precludes freedom.
whether that directive precludes a Member State from imposing such a requirement under national law.
Or else, again, we have that fatalism which has come in with the more modern forms of religious faith,- a fatalism that deliberately precludes freedom.
From a microbiological point of view unless the method of opening precludes the risk of microbial contamination the product should be used immediately.
(13) Consequently, uniform protection of the trade mark over the whole of the territory of the Union precludes variable conditions for registration
Article 48 of the Treaty precludes the application of rules laid down by sporting associations under which,
Mr Berlusconi and Mr Dell'Utri contend that the principle of the retroactive application to an accused person of more favourable criminal legislation, a fundamental right which, in the same way as the principle of legality, of which it constitutes an important aspect, forms part of the Community legal order, precludes such an outcome.
Whereas the joint fixing of minimum quality requirements for surface water intended for the abstraction of drinking water precludes neither more stringent requirements in the case of such water otherwise utilized nor the requirements imposed by aquatic life;
Article 48 of the EEC Treaty precludes the application of rules laid down by sporting associations under which,
This reality of life precludes the reception of Holy Communion,
For all those reasons, I am of the opinion that Directive 1999/44 precludes the German legislation under which,
Furthermore, nothing precludes adopting measures to improve the content of the information in such registers, including, in particular,