Examples of using Any exception in English and their translations into Slovak
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(ga) any exception with regard to the duty of Member States to make the procedures under Article 5 fully available online, with each exception having to
And the goal is that human life, without any exception, may be as treasured
Nothing in this Licence is intended to deprive the Licensee of the benefits from any exception or limitation to the exclusive rights of the rights owners in the Work, of the exhaustion of those rights
Consequently, respect for norms which prohibit such acts and oblige semper et pro semper, that is, without any exception, not only does not inhibit a good intention, but actually represents its basic expression.
Any exception, derogations or changes in or from the rules concerning licensing procedures
that we absolutely insist that the candidate countries respect all of the Copenhagen criteria, without any exception whatsoever being made for absolutely anyone.
the EMCDDA is going to review its policy on exceptions to explicitly cover any exception that reflects a deviation from any rule formally adopted
taken by the user, including any exception, under Article 6(3), to the obligation of Member States to offer the procedure fully online;
processing of personal data', does not provide for any exception in this regard where the Commission has adopted a decision pursuant to Article 25(6) of that directive.
to the point of not admitting any exception in the ecclesial sphere, nor, least of all, in the civil one.
to the point of not admitting any exception in the ecclesial sphere, nor, even less, in the civil one.
to the point of not admitting any exception in the ecclesial context nor, even less, in the civil sphere.
it suffices to observe that Directive 2008/50 does not contain any exception to the obligation flowing from Article 22(1).
the exercise of the right to a defence, and that any exception laid down in Directive 2004/38/EC must be interpreted restrictively;
the respect due to people every confessor, without any exception and under very severe penalties,
The ECtHR has established that, while the right of a person charged with a criminal offence to be effectively defended by a lawyer is not absolute, any exception to the exercise of this right should be clearly circumscribed
which includes ensuring that the individual concerned can enjoy his fundamental right of freedom, any exception being subject to strict conditions.
which provides that any exception to the protection of industrial designs must be limited
Any exceptions to that rule will be stated here and advertised on the website.
Any exceptions must be narrowly defined.