Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To be contrary in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Petrol distribution contract with a 20-year exclusive dealing clause held to be contrary to Article85EC: not covered by Regulation(EEC)
The Commission considers these provisions to be contrary to the Parent-Subsidiary Directive(), which provides for the non-taxation of profits received by the parent company from a subsidiary established in another Member State.
The European Court Judges held such a requirement to be contrary to Articles 59 and 60 of the EC Treaty,
That result would appear to be contrary to the objective of Article 11A(1)
I consider this to be contrary to the solemn declaration which the Belgian Government too has endorsed,
Veronica considered those restrictions to be contrary to Articles 59
more ago that he considered the British Carriers Liability Act to be contrary to Community requirements.
complies with that interpretation, with the result that it cannot be considered to be contrary to Article 28 EC.
which is considered, as such, to be contrary to the very conditions on which the common market was established.
the Customs Tariff Act appear to be contrary to the acquis and will have to be removed.
without notice if deemed by LinkedIn to be contrary to this Agreement.
where the Commission considers a national measure to be contrary to the legislation of the Union,
provisions of this Article, provided such aid does not affect the conditions of trade to such extent as to be contrary to the common interest.
processes that are deemed by law to be contrary to public policy
It appears from the order for reference that the requirement which proved to be contrary to Community law, namely, it may remembered, that in the case of
In those two situations, a State measure is considered to be contrary to the provisions of Article 81 EC,
would not the Commission consider this to be contrary both to the guidelines of EU cultural policy
expost adjustments cannot be considered to be contrary to the objective referred to in Article 1 of Directive 2003/87 insofar as they deter operators from reducing their production volume.
to the situation of a wage-earner who is available for work but">is resting, also seems to be contrary to the usually, and even legally, accepted meaning of the term"recuperation" in various countries.
Con sidering such use to be contrary to the principles of its resolution on the lawful interception of telecommunications,