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1. Such limitations should not, however, contravene recognised ethical principles and practices, to which researchers have to adhere.
2. It should be recalled here that state aid, certain of whose conditions contravene other provisions of the Treaty, cannot be declared to be compatible with the common market.
3. The measures on labelling requirements appeared to violate Article 2.2 of the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade and to contravene the recommendations of Article VIII.1(c) of GATT 1994.
4. Products covered by this Regulation, which have undergone unauthorised Community oenological practices or, where applicable, unauthorised national oenological practices or which contravene the restrictions laid down in Annex XVb, shall not be marketed in the Community.
5. In particular, a firm which gives a client such advice would be likely to contravene the requirement of Article 19(1) to act honestly, fairly and professionally in accordance with the best interests of its clients.
6. Similarly or alternatively, such advice would be likely to contravene the requirement of Article 19(2) that information addressed by a firm to a client should be fair, clear and not misleading.
7. The Commission cannot apply State aid rules to situations definitively fixed before accession, such as the Postabank share purchase agreement, which is a legally binding act, as this would contravene the principle of non-retroactivity.
8. The Commission would observe that the mere fact that the tax advantages in question are exclusively reserved for companies registered in Luxembourg as exempt 1929 holding companies seems to contravene the freedom of establishment of business entities established in Luxembourg as well as being formed in other Member States.
9. Member States shall communicate to the Commission any available information on the methods or practices used or suspected of having been used to contravene excise duty legislation which have revealed shortcomings or lacunae in the operation of the administrative cooperation arrangements provided for in this Regulation where it is deemed that such information is of particular interest to other Member States.
10. The Court of Justice has also held that those aspects of aid which contravene specific provisions of the Treaty other than Articles 87 and 88 may be so indissolubly linked to the object of the aid that it is impossible to evaluate them separately [21].
11. An operator shall ensure that the contents of the operations manual, including all amendments or revisions, do not contravene the conditions contained in the air operator certificate (AOC) or any applicable regulations and are acceptable to, or, where applicable, approved by, the Authority.
12. In order to satisfy the negative criteria, according to point 3.1 of the applicable advertising Guidelines, the aid must not be granted for campaigns contrary to Article 28 of the Treaty (point 3.1.1), or for campaigns which contravene secondary Community legislation (3.1.2), or for advertising related to particular firms (3.1.3).
13. The French authorities state that, at all events, it was not possible ‘to deduce from the lack of precision of the State's declarations concerning France Télécom between July and October 2002, despite the State having indicated that it would act like a prudent investor, any intention on the State's part — nor a fortiori any commitment- to take measures which would contravene the Community rules on state aid.
14. The Commission ought to reject any new investment and development plan submitted by Sernam/SNCF and France as Sernam/SNCF and Geodis deliberately contravene the provisions of the restructuring plan authorised by the Commission's decision and because they have agreed not to participate in any Commission investigation of this initial restructuring plan in the light of the suspensory clauses of the memorandum of understanding signed by SNCF and Geodis.
15. Under case law, this should be the case where ‘those aspects of aid which contravene specific provisions of the Treaty other than Articles 92 and 93 may be so indissolubly linked to the object of the aid that it is impossible to evaluate them separately’ (see the judgment of the Court of Justice of 22 March 1977 in Case 74/76 Ianelli v Meroni [1977] ECR 557 and the judgment of the Court of Justice of 15 June 1993 in Case C-225/91 Matra v Commission [1993] ECR I-3203, paragraph 41).