Examples of using Legitimate objective in English and their translations into Slovak
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does not go beyond what is necessary to achieve the legitimate objective pursued.
technical regulations shall not be made more trade-restrictive than necessary to fulfil a legitimate objective, taking account of the risks non-fulfilment would create.
this interpretation that is based on the legitimate objective of applying an environmental assessment covering all relevant measures,(21)
The EU's presence in distant fishing grounds is a legitimate objective, but it must be recalled that the interest of European Union's fisheries ought to be protected alongside the interest in developing the nations with which fisheries agreements are signed.
incompatible subject to a review of proportionality with regard to the legitimate objective pursued.
pursue a legitimate objective and be necessary in a democratic society.
The CJEU ruled that data retention serves a legitimate objective of general interest, namely the fight against serious organised crime,
law enforcement officials must exercise restraint and act in proportion to the seriousness of the offense and the legitimate objective to be achieved.
the Agency's statutory operational staff shall act in proportion to the seriousness of the offence and the legitimate objective to be achieved.
Such inequality among employees in relation to the same entitlement to a recreation allowance doesn't correspond to any real need, no legitimate objective of the state's social policy can be achieved through it
pursues a legitimate objective and is necessary in a democratic society,
A restriction on the freedom to provide services may be justified only if it pursues a legitimate objective compatible with the Treaty and is justified by
in accordance with national law provisions that pursue a legitimate objective.
I consider that the measure providing that periods of employment completed before the age of 25 are not to be taken into account does not pursue a legitimate objective within the meaning of Article 6(1) of Directive 2000/78.
in the public interest, is suitable to achieve the legitimate objective pursued and does not go beyond what is necessary
of Directive 2006/24 falls under Community law because it serves to indicate the legitimate objective of the restrictions imposed by that directive on the rights of individuals with regard to data protection.
maintain in employment persons who do not have the required capacity to carry out the range of functions that they may be called upon to perform with regard to the legitimate objective or preserving the operational capacity of those services.”.
as EU law currently stands, such a territorial limitation may in itself be regarded as necessary in order to attain the legitimate objective pursued in the circumstances,
such as Article 43, but may even have the legitimate objective of warning the person concerned and helping to avoid
provided that those conditions pursue a legitimate objective, are appropriate for securing the attainment of that objective