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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Don't go against the rules.
2. Don't go against his wishes.
3. He made me go against my will.
4. You can't go against the laws of nature.
5. The ideals he's touting in this election go against everything I hold most dear.
6. Thirdly, a recovery would go against the principle of proportionality.
7. They go against its fundamental principles, which were designed to enable a progressive but genuine transition to the market.
8. Any decision regarding the provision of financing to HSY and the terms of this financing could not go against Greece’s defence interests.
9. Where a call for proposals specifies a two-step evaluation procedure, only those proposals that pass the first step, based on the evaluation against a limited set of criteria, shall go forward for further evaluation.
10. Where a call specifies a two-step evaluation procedure, only those proposals that pass the first step, based on the evaluation against a limited set of criteria, shall go forward for further peer review evaluation [24].
11. If State aid for investment cannot be linked to capacity increases, this would go against the objective of LeaderSHIP 2015, and in particular the objective of safeguarding and expanding the industry’s position in selected market segments.
12. This would go against the precise intention of putting an end to such an uncompetitive situation on a market, i.e. the decision of the Member States to liberalise the given sector.
13. The Commission wishes to respond to comments submitted by the interested parties to the effect that private-law contracts cannot be ended by the Commission, as this outcome would, according to the interested parties, go against State aid rules of the EC Treaty, the principle of legal certainty and the requirement of proportionality.
14. In the light of the above, the Commission concludes that the PPAs are incompatible with the criteria laid down in the Stranded Costs Methodology. They go against its fundamental principles, which were designed to enable a progressive but genuine transition to the market.
15. Furthermore, considering the fulfilment of environmental standards as an SGEI would go directly against the polluter pays principle which is one of the core principles of Community environmental law, enshrined in primary legislation by Article 174(2) of the EC Treaty.