Examples of using Inapplicable in English and their translations into Swedish
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Two Member States have combined the exception for assembly work with all the derogation options in such a way as to render their transposition legislation inapplicable to postings that do not exceed eight days.
present action for annulment, that Articles 3 and 6 of Regulation No 1954/2003 are inapplicable.
contradictory to conscience, and inapplicable to conduct is a philosophy of unreason out of place in a world of law.
If the headnote becomes inapplicable in the absence of an intervention price, the fixed tariff should in principle be applied to all rice imports now entering the Community under the ceiling system.
it is proposed that the Block‑Exemption may be declared inapplicable to companies operating a selective distribution system on a market where more than two-thirds of the total sales is channelled through parallel networks of selective distribution.
In particular, the words‘may be declared inapplicable', unlike the words‘the High Authority shall authorise' used by the ECSC Treaty(see Article 65 of the ECSC Treaty), do not define a specific procedure.
so called block exemption Regulations by which it declares Article 81(1) of the Treaty inapplicable to categories of agreements,
The test laid down in Chronopost I is, conversely, inapplicable since that test relates to cost coverage in commercial transactions between parent
the EIB contends that Regulation No 1074/1999 must be declared inapplicable under Article 156 EA on the ground that it could not be adopted on the basis of Article 203 EA.
If any item of the current General Terms and Conditions of Use is invalidated or becomes inapplicable, for whatever reason, such invalidity
Whereas Article 85(1) of the Treaty may in accordance with Article 85(3) be declared inapplicable to certain categories of agreements,
In this judgment, the Court agreed with the assertion made by the Commission in its communication of 1986 that a breach of the obligation to notify renders the technical regulations inapplicable so that they may not be enforced against individuals.
the country of import, of preferential origin by the country of export is therefore mandatory when denying preferences in cases other than those where the certificate submitted is inapplicable.
In its recent communication, the Commission fixed the amount of aid below which Article 92( I) of the Treaty could be considered inapplicable in view of the lack of noticeable effects on trade between Member States at ECU 100000 per firm over a period of three years.
while certainly a positive thing, is inapplicable to the principle of the Single Market, given the free
unenforceable or inapplicable in some jurisdictions without specifying which provisions are or are not void, unenforceable or inapplicable in New Jersey.
the quotations from Rabbinic writings made by negative critics must be characterised as not only inapplicable but even unfair.
in other words the jumble of contradictory or inapplicable rules, regulations
employment relationship not notified in writing to the employee could never be established by reason of the fact that they had to be considered inapplicable.
It is irrational and therefore, inapplicable in all other countries,