Examples of using Constitute an obstacle in English and their translations into Swedish
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lead to unfair competition and constitute an obstacle to sound enterprise.
Differences between standards in force in the Member States with regard to the dimensions of passenger road vehicles could have an adverse effect on the conditions of competition and constitute an obstacle to traffic between Member States.
are violating international law, constitute an obstacle to peace and threaten to make a two-state solution impossible.
regularity of review of pre-trial detention may constitute an obstacle to mutual confidence.
may accordingly constitute an obstacle to market access,
noting that a lack of information in other languages may constitute an obstacle to the effective protection of the victims
It is of particular importance that borders between countries in Europe no longer constitute an obstacle to the settlement of civil law matters
country of origin in order to exercise his right to freedom of movement constitute an obstacle to that freedom even if they apply without regard to the nationality of the workers concerned.
which would otherwise constitute an obstacle to trade between Member States ï on this matter.
borders between countries should no longer constitute an obstacle to the settlement of civil and commercial law matters
The Commission therefore considers that the respective Swedish rules constitute an obstacle to the free movement of persons(Articles 18,
which said that failing to state the nationality on Greek identity cards might be contrary to Community law and constitute an obstacle to the free movement of Greek nationals on the territory of the Member States,
The Court held that since the United States has the right to refuse a carrier, these agreements therefore constitute an obstacle to the freedom of establishment
which are therefore free to disregard the legislative provisions at issue whence they consider that those provisions constitute an obstacle to combating the offence.
Such a prohibition, by compelling a trader either to adopt advertising or sales promotion schemes which differ from one Member State to another or to discontinue a scheme which he considers to be particularly effective, may constitute an obstacle to imports even if it applies to domestic products
It would be incompatible with the very nature of Community law if the court having jurisdiction to apply that law were to be precluded at the time of such application from being able to take all necessary steps to set aside the provisions of a collective agreement which might constitute an obstacle to the full effectiveness of Community rules.
Lack of venture capital constitutes an obstacle to growth in Europe.
Having a disease constituting an obstacle in respect of public health.