Examples of using Restrictions on access in English and their translations into Slovak
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possible restrictions on access to the Internet or networks connected to it.
the EU must consider introducing targeted restrictions on access to the EU's public procurement sectors,
or age restrictions on access to certain goods(e.g. alcohol for young people) on grounds of public health.
rising xenophobia and restrictions on access to asylum in certain regions.
(5) It is also appropriate to apply restrictions on access to the capital market for certain financial institutions, excluding Russia-based institutions with international status established by intergovernmental agreements with Russia as one of the shareholders.
which seeks to remove the restrictions on access to clean development mechanism and joint implementation project credits,
take measures to prevent any further increase in the supply of capacity in the market affected through limits on the increase in the activity of existing hauliers and restrictions on access to the market for new hauliers.
we should consider introducing carefully targeted restrictions on access to parts of the EU procurement market to encourage our partners to offer reciprocal market opening.
with a view towards helping to eliminate restrictions on access to the labour market for these women, and so on. .
possible restrictions on access to terrestrial or satellite networks and/
the Agency shall indicate, at the moment of transferring personal data to Bosnia and Herzegovina, any restrictions on access to it or use of it, in general
preserve the public value of information and prevent restrictions on access to information and freedom of expression;
Member States may retain restrictions on access to employment or self-employed activities,
In cases where a Member State decides to apply the restrictions on access to the labour market provided for in Article 14(3) of Directive 2003/109/EC,
obligations associated with the mission and the restrictions on access to the market they consider necessary to allow these organisations to perform properly, beyond the definition of missions of general interest attributed to a social organisation.
dual-use goods for military end use and end users, and restrictions on access to certain sensitive technologies,
Restrictions on access to ECB docments under, for example, Article 23.3 of its Rules of Procedure,
including any restrictions on access to services and applications,
provided they respect internal market freedoms and any such restrictions on access to hospital healthcare abroad are necessary,
phytosanitary measures(SPS), restrictions on access to raw materials, poor protection/and or enforcement of intellectual property rights,