Examples of using Restrictively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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reasonable justification should be interpreted as restrictively as possible with respect to differential treatment based on any of the enumerated grounds.
European Convention of Human Rights as well, thus the directions concerning exclusion set forth by the Geneva Convention must be interpreted as restrictively as possible.
Regulation No 1612/68 and that, as the Court has already held, that article cannot be interpreted restrictively and must not, under any circumstances, be rendered ineffective(Baumbast and R, paragraph 74).
it must be interpreted restrictively and cannot give rise to an interpretation going beyond the cases expressly envisaged by that regulation(Melzer EU:
meaning of Article 101(1) TFEU, given that that concept must be interpreted restrictively.
objectives, that provision cannot be interpreted restrictively, and must not be rendered ineffective.(32).
does the directive apply only to newly acquired or, even more restrictively, to newly built apartments(that is to say, user-installations requesting connection to the district heating network)?
The European Court of Justice has consistently held that this exception is to be interpreted restrictively and covers only posts involving direct
Articulating a principle of Community social law which cannot be interpreted restrictively, Clause 4 of the framework agreement on fixedterm work, which is annexed
an establishment' set out in Article 4(1)(a) of the directive cannot be interpreted restrictively.
that provision cannot be interpreted restrictively and must not be rendered ineffective,
This exception must be interpreted restrictively.
National security should be interpreted restrictively.
This exception should be interpreted restrictively.
This exception must nevertheless be restrictively interpreted.
The right to annual leave cannot be interpreted restrictively.
The Case Law of the Court has interpreted the conditions of use of this derogation restrictively, stating that7.
constitute a derogation from EU law and should therefore not be interpreted restrictively.
Accordingly, the second part of the question referred, which seems to refer to the entire body of primary law, must be restrictively interpreted.
Understands that the principle of subsidiarity cannot be used to interpret the powers assigned to the Union by virtue of the Treaties restrictively;