Examples of using Excessively difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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suppliers against consumer defendants, it made application of the protection that Directive 93/13 is intended to confer on those consumers impossible or excessively difficult.
every case in which the question arises as to whether a national procedural provision makes the application of EU law impossible or excessively difficult must be analysed by reference to the role of that provision in the procedure,
is there anything to suggest that the national law at issue in the present case has made it impossible or excessively difficult to exercise the rights conferred by Directive 93/13.
does not have the effect in practice of rendering impossible or excessively difficult the application of the rights which he derives from EU law.
The Court has consistently held that‘every case in which the question arises whether a national procedural provision makes the exercise of rights arising under the EU legal order impossible or excessively difficult must be analysed by reference to the role of that provision in the procedure,
applications for a declaration, does not render it virtually impossible or excessively difficult for the persons concerned subsequently to assert their rights to claim damages under Article 2(1)(c) of Directive 89/665.
The Court stresses that every case in which the question arises as to whether a national procedural provision makes the application of European Union law impossible or excessively difficult must be analysed by reference to the role of that provision in the procedure,
must not make it impossible or excessively difficult in practice for claimants to exercise the rights conferred on them by the Regulation.
including in cases where national procedures make it excessively difficult for citizens to claim the rights granted to them by EU law in cross-border cases.
the Court has already held that every case in which the question arises as to whether a national procedural provision makes the application of European Union law impossible or excessively difficult must be analysed by reference to the role of that provision in the procedure, its progress
that they do not render practically impossible or excessively difficult the exercise of rights conferred by Com munity law the principle of effectiveness.
render the exercise of the right to deduct virtually impossible or excessively difficult, since Article 18(2)
made the repayment of taxes collected in breach of Community law virtually impossible or excessively difficult, in view of the rules of evidence applied to individuals in order to obtain such repayment.
representation impossible or excessively difficult.
the Framework Agreement would be rendered practically impossible or excessively difficult if- in respect of the period prior to 14 July 2003- they were denied access to the Irish labour courts
However, in order to prevent the exercise of the rights which Articles 43 EC and 56 EC confer on individuals from being rendered impossible or excessively difficult, the national court may determine whether the application of that legislation,
In addition, new businesses find it excessively difficult to find external sources of financing.
Nor may they make it virtually impossible or excessively difficult to exercise rights conferred by Community law. 50.
that it does not render the exercise of the right virtually impossible or excessively difficult.
render impossible in praaice or excessively difficult the exercise of rights conferred by Community law.