Examples of using To the principle of proportionality in English and their translations into Polish
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With regard to the principle of proportionality, any rule restricting fundamental rights requires by law the participation, by means of a law,
ensure market unity while adhering to the principle of proportionality.
of an intellectual property right on a commercial scale" and"serious offences" are clear and">whether the severity of the penalties corresponds to the principle of proportionality inherent to criminal law.
other arguments relating to the principle of proportionality, to policy choices unrelated to subsidiarity,
to self-defense" aimed at removing the"elements of uncertainty",">which refer to the principle of proportionality between defense and offense.
which certainly runs counter to the principle of proportionality, which is essential for the application of the grounds for exclusion.
due regard being had to the principle of proportionality.
has failed to have regard to the principle of proportionality and to the principle enshrined in Article 33(2)(b) EC,
In taking this decision, Member States need to pay due regard to the principle of proportionality and to consider whether the level of deposit protection that is being built up by the evolving establishment of EDIS justifies a reduction of financial resources for deposit protection at the level of the participating DGS.
with due regard to the principle of proportionality, refuse permission for the journey to be continued.
I would like to draw your attention again to the principle of proportionality, which I think connects with the latest question on this matter.
especially in relation to the principles of proportionality and necessity, which must always prevail when rights
Reductions and suspensions shall be applied according to the principle of proportionality, under the decision on monthly payments referred to in Article 152.
EU intervention should conform to the principle of proportionality established by the Treaty as it should not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the objectives pursued.
According to the principle of proportionality as stated in Article 5 of the Treaty,
Reductions and exclusions should be established having regard to the principle of proportionality and the special problems linked to cases of force majeure as well as exceptional and natural circumstances.
Moreover, the use of detention for the purpose of transfer to the Member State responsible should be limited and subject to the principle of proportionality with regard to the means taken and objective pursued.