Examples of using Contrary to the principle in English and their translations into Italian
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which would be contrary to the principle of community rating,
However, if it is shown that a national procedural rule preventing the review of a final decision is contrary to the principle of equivalence and/or the principle of effectiveness,
Furthermore, it would be contrary to the principle of proportionality to provide for a derogation in favour of fighting bulls,
This is contrary to the principle of freedom to provide services insofar as operators from the other Member States are subject to all the requirements imposed in Italy without any account being taken of those already met in the State where they are established.
It would be contrary to the principle of mutual trust,
It would be contrary to the principle of equal treatment for aid granted under a general scheme of aid authorised on the basis of the EC Treaty to be authorised, but aid notified under a steel
Any provisions contrary to the principle of equality of treatment for men
systematic language tests carried out in a standardised form are considered contrary to the principle of proportionality56.
Any provisions contrary to the principle of equality of treatment for men
It was also unjust to say that merely wearing the Islamic headscarf was contrary to the principle of equality between men
is contrary to the principle of proportionality under EU law.
According to ACRI,"The conditioning of rights is contrary to the principle of the universality of human rights.",
non-profit-making associations contrary to the principle of equal treatment are, or may be, declared null and void or are amended.
since this is contrary to the principle of délicatesse(essentially, being polite).
cannot be regarded as being contrary to the principle of proportionality paragraph 39.
as well as other acts contrary to the principle religious independence
Therefore, the fact that the consumer may rely on the protection of legislative provisions on unfair terms only if he brings court proceedings cannot in itself be regarded as contrary to the principle of effectiveness.(46).
that that reference is contrary to the principle of legal certainty in so far as it covers all the provisions of Directive 91/628.