Examples of using Does not oblige in English and their translations into Swedish
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A price enquiry does not oblige you to place an order
Article 27 does not oblige systematic internalisers to publish firm quotes in relation to transactions above standard market size.
While the Directive does not oblige Member States to impose criminal sanctions, 28 all Member States
The uneven way in which the reduced rates are applied as the option exercised by one Member State does not oblige it to apply it to all goods
data for statistics compilation, but the legislation does not oblige the respondents drawn to the sample to participate in the survey.
This prerequisite, which enables the applicant to refer to all admissible means of proof instead of just documents but does not oblige him to supply an exhaustive list of evidence,
The newly envisaged Directive does not oblige the Community to set up an AI vaccine bank,
which notes that third country nationals have the right to vote in local elections in some countries but does not oblige the other Member States to do the same.
the current legislation does not oblige them to do so.
This Directive does not oblige Member States to provide for sanctions of imprisonment for the commission of criminal offences that are not of a serious nature, in cases where intent is presumed under national law.
to supply such information; the recently-adopted Council Regulation on the collection of data for the CFP does not oblige Member States to supply data for the processing industry until 2006.
On the other hand, Article does not oblige national competition authorities
However, the directive does not regulate issues relating to the ownership of the electricity network and it does not oblige Member States to open up the construction of new service connections to competition either within the Member States or between Member States.
The Regulation does not oblige Member States to introduce
Firstly, the provision laid down in Article 5(1) does not oblige the Member States to establish separate collection systems with special funding requirements,
the EU Treaty does not oblige MS to eliminate double taxation.
Article 24 of the Treaty on European Union does not oblige the Council to consult Parliament.
the OECD Model does not oblige the residence State to pay out the part of the foreign withholding tax in excess of the tax charged by the residence State itself.
since the maritime sector is an international one, and which does not oblige us to turn to a European initiative.