Examples of using Such conduct in English and their translations into Polish
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the reputation of LanguageUK, even if such conduct is not in breach of these terms and conditions.
the irregularities in question, or even where there is concrete suspicion of such conduct, the exclusive competence of those authorities ends.
that in the absence of an agreement Article 81 was not applicable to such conduct.
It would be unsurprising if other institutions eventually issued standards to prohibit such conduct as lying, in order to ensure minimum ethical standards for international arbitrations
We cannot condemn such conduct and say that they are right to close Guantánamo, on the one hand, and tolerate similar conduct,
The Commission may decide to intervene in relation to such conduct, in particular where the protection of consumers and the good functioning of the internal market
How utterly foreign to all such conduct is what St. Paul designates"the spirit of a sound mind"--the spirit of reason, justice--not to mention the spirit of generosity, loving-kindness and tender mercy!
The Commission may decide to intervene in relation to such conduct, in particular where the protection of consumers and the proper functioning
or in the absence of such conduct, depends on the existence of a causal connection between the operative event
harm to him as a result of such conduct occurred.
A Member State may declare that it will limit the scope of paragraph 1 to such conduct which involves, or could involve, a distortion of competition in relation to the purchase of goods or commercial services.
The Commission found in its decision that there is no reason to limit the applicability of competition law to situations where such conduct does not violate other laws and where there are no other remedies.
failed to take into account the potential deterrent effect of Article 82 EC on such conduct.
Such conduct is inconsistent with the objectives laid down in Article 3(1)(g) EC,
the principle that criminal penalties must have a proper legal basis would prohibit the imposition of criminal penalties for such conduct, even if the national rule were contrary to EU law.
that the application for a divorce by a woman repeatedly beaten by her husband cannot be heard since, according to these magistrates, such conduct conforms to custom
by having engaged in any wrongful conduct which has an impact on its professional credibility where such conduct denotes wrongful intent
In paragraph 183 of the same judgment, the Court held that such conduct is inconsistent with the objectives laid down in Article 3(f) of the EEC Treaty(Article 3(g) of the EC Treaty,
A pattern of such conduct by the registrant can be demonstrated; or.
there are no objective reasons relating to State intervention in the market which would excuse such conduct.