Examples of using Restrictive interpretation in English and their translations into Swedish
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as the more restrictive interpretation of"residence" as"physical residence" would infringe the European Convention on Human Rights.
A restrictive interpretation of Union citizenship takes the view that there is a homogenous
the Council ratified this restrictive interpretation in a resolution of March 1996.
Moreover, a restrictive interpretation of the category of decisions in relation to which Member States must ensure the existence of review procedures would be incompatible with Article 2(l)(a)
The Council's Joint Position of March 1996 on the harmonised implementation of the definition of the term'refugee' endorses a restrictive interpretation of the Geneva Convention,
the European Parliament supported limiting the scope of the Directive to cross-border cases because of a restrictive interpretation of Article 65 of the EC Treaty.
what is considered to be a one-year course covers a period of nine months: a restrictive interpretation of this article should not lead to nine-month permits being issued not covering holiday time,
The Council's Joint Position of March 1996 on the harmonised implementation of the definition of the term'refugee' endorses a restrictive interpretation of the Geneva Convention,
An excessively restrictive interpretation of that term would undermine the effectiveness of that provision by divesting the exhaustion rule of all scope,
A restrictive interpretation of the third sentence of Article 11 of Directive 2004/48 cannot be reconciled with recital 24 in the preamble to the directive,
Furthermore, a restrictive interpretation of the terms plan
on the basis of a restrictive interpretation of Article 65 EC,
Furthermore, the ineffective transposition or even no transposition at all of this directive into Member States' national legislations has resulted in a number of abuses involving administrative formalities and the restrictive interpretation of the legislative provisions on the idea of'residing without authorisation',
even no transposition at all of this directive into Member States' national legislations has resulted in a number of abuses involving administrative formalities and the restrictive interpretation of the legislative provisions on the idea of'residing without authorisation', culminating in the unfair detention
Since there is no established case law on the restrictive interpretation of Article 7 of the Directive,
in particular, the restrictive interpretation of the reasons for interrupting the limitation period
We must also bear in mind that the Geneva Convention, without restrictive interpretations, must be the frame of reference for all national or Community regulations on the right to asylum and refugee status.
the supremacy of the public interest could prevail over purely formal considerations or restrictive interpretations of legal provisions.
Restrictive interpretations are therefore to be avoided,
But even with very restrictive interpretations of which children should be considered to show gender dysphoria before puberty,