Examples of using Would deprive in English and their translations into Romanian
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Option 2 by increasing the possibility to prohibit online sales would deprive the consumers from the possibility to buy online,
If implemented, the demolition would deprive more than 1000 Palestinians of their homes
the expulsion of the child's mother would deprive the child of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of the rights which the status of Union citizen nevertheless confers upon him.
the consumer should not be required to pay for the use of digital content which is not in conformity with the contract because that would deprive the consumer of effective protection.
that giving additional information, making particular reference to the contents of the legal opinion in question, would deprive the exception relied upon of its effect.
in his view Prince Louis had little money and would deprive him of his daughter's company,
An institution's failure to comply with the interinstitutional agreement would actually make it impractical to use this legislative technique and would deprive the institutions of an important tool for achieving the'better regulation' objective that has been set as part of the objective of increasing transparency for the benefit of the citizens.
chapter V. We cannot accept that the rules on unfair terms be fully harmonised, because that would deprive Member States of their ability to react when faced with commercial practices that change daily
The Court states that the slightest infringement of the norms governing the right to asylum cannot be sufficient to prevent the transfer of an asylum seeker to the Member State primarily responsible, since that would deprive States' obligations in the Common European Asylum System of their substance
The initial EIF design recognised that a single currency would deprive Member States of devaluation as a means of balance of payments adjustment,
Article 3a(1) of the Directive provides that Member States may take measures to ensure that events regarded as being of major importance for society are not broadcast in such a way that would deprive a significant part of the public of the possibility of following such events on free-to-air television.
where such exclusive broadcasting would deprive a substantial proportion of the public of the possibility of following those events on free-to-air television.
the diplomats sought to include a renunciation clause which would deprive Maria Theresa
where such broadcasts would deprive a substantial proportion of the public of the possibility of following those events on free television.
degree of political acceptability, it would result in a different SPE in every Member State and would deprive individuals and companies of the specific benefits of a uniform company form throughout the EU, in particular cost savings and increased efficiency.
in his view Prince Louis had little money and would deprive him of his daughters company,
that EU law did not preclude the deportation of CS from the United Kingdom to Morocco even if that would deprive CS's child, a Union citizen, of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of his rights attaching to his status as a Union citizen.
that giving additional information, making particular reference to the contents of the legal opinion in question, would deprive the exception of its purpose,
which, moreover would deprive Article 86(2) EC of any
to require the Community courts to refrain from applying Community rules which are shown to be incompatible with the WTO agreements would deprive those organs of the possibility of a negotiated solution.
