Njemačka, Francuska), a i kod nas je ustavno načelo fiormulacijom: " Svako ograničenje slobode ili prava mora biti razmjerno naravi potrebe za ograničenjem u svakom pojedinom slučaju. " koja bi itekako mogla (i po meni, trebala) biti postavljena šire (npr. više u smjeru " A public authority may not impose obligations on a citizen except to the extent to which they are strictly necessary in the public interest to attain the purpose of the measure. ", kako to formulira ECJ u Internationale Handelsgesellschaft).

Any High Contracting Party may at the time of signature or ratification or at any time thereafter communicate to the Secretary General of the Council of Europe a declaration stating the extent to which it undertakes that the provisions of the present Protocol shall apply to such of the territories for the international relations of which it is responsible as are named therein.

The need to insert pieces of language into the succession of pictures testifies to the extent to which the visuality of the silent film needed to be inscribed by language.

The effectiveness of such codes of ethics depends on the extent to which management supports them with sanctions and rewards.

The Report examines the extent to which the right to freedom of expression is enjoyed by individuals and different sectors of society including the media, political parties, non-governmental organizations and women in Yemen.

The basis for the jubilee award for 2013 was agreed in the Annex I to the Basic Collective Agreement for Servants and Employees in Public Services in the amount of HRK 500. However, the clause on the jubilee award in the Collective Agreement for Employees in Secondary School Institutions explicitly refers to the provision of the article of the previous 69 of the Basic Collective Agreement for Servants and Employees according to which the base was HRK 1,800. Everything is additionally complicated by the provision of the article 6 (2) of the Annex I to the Basic Collective Agreement which recognizes the actionability of those rights also to other servants and employees in public services which are not covered by those collective agreements, in the extent and the amount of material rights contained in these collective agreements.

ARTICLE 19 is also calling on the international community to undertake a full, independent and public review of the nature and scale of the Burmese authorities violations of their international obligations, and particularly to determine the nature of the crimes and violations resulting from the obstruction of aid and the deliberate censorship and concealment of the extent of the deaths, wounded, damages, displacements, and sufferings. nbsp;

My mother doesn ' t know the extent of my sexual encounters, and she ' ll be sad when she finds out that I felt vulnerable enough to let men use me that way.

On Tuesday, January 22, they descended on the Gaza-Egypt border and what followed was a moment of pride and shame: pride for those ever-dignified people refusing to surrender, and shame that the so-called international community allowed the humiliation of an entire people to the extent that forced hungry mothers to brave batons, tear gas and military police in order to perform such basic acts as buying food, medicine and milk

We will try to examine the extent to which that public space is open and used for cultural events, and the nature of the collective memory of citizens about this specific location in the city.

Trafficking in women and children for sexual exploation: an assesment study: the extent of the problem and the need for counter trafficking measures in Croatia.

Daj bilo što iz povijesti (bibliju zaboravi) što ide u prilog toj " znanstvenoj činjenici " ili zašuti o nečemu o čemu nemaš pojma. evo link i citat s wiki While disbelief in the historicity of Jesus enjoyed a brief vogue at the turn of the 20 th century, the great majority of modern scholars believe Jesus was a historical figure [ citation needed ] and that early documents provide at least some historical information concerning his life - - though there is much debate over the extent of the accuracy of these accounts.

" Dean Alac is now in foreclosure on many of his properties, apparently to the extent of some $ 15 million in value. ": D: D: D Koji je to jebeni izjeb.

The extent to which the Commission is showing its intention to keep a close eye on the two countries is part of an overall strategy to re-assure the voters the next enlargement will not come too soon

Nationalism conceives of relations between states as between powers which assert their own interests by force of arms and which claim the absolute loyalty of their citizens, even to the extent of the supreme sacrifice of one ' s life.

Q: (Mike Doodson) Sebastian, there have been a number of explanations for the problem you had in Melbourne, even to the extent of one of your suppliers issuing a statement to say it wasn t responsible.

Ottawa has virtually pleaded with the McGuinty government to replace its provincial retail sales tax with a harmonized GST, to the extent that it would likely provide some federal support to help offset any loss of revenues.

The extent and nature of SEE paternal genetic contribution to European genetic landscape was explored based on a high-resolution Y chromosome analysis involving 681 males from 7 populations in the region.

The extent to which these reforms were observed is very uncertain, since over the following century the church in Bosnia became increasingly isolated.

After all he had TWO horrific knee injuries, to the extent that doctors questioned whether he would be able to walk, let alone play.

God hated these Judgement Days; he couldn ' t wait (to the extent that ' s possible for an omnipresent being) to get to back to his craps game with Wotan, Jove, Shiva.

Consider, to illustrate, that Professor Behe remarkably and unmistakably claims that the plausibility of the argument for ID depends upon the extent to which one believes in the existence of God. (P-718 at 705) (emphasis added).

The same applies to Hegelian universalism, to the idea that there is a universal history, whereas all other histories are particular and only significant to the extent that they are able to contribute to this universal history.

The Lord ' s question: " What have you done? ", which Cain cannot escape, is addressed also to the people of today, to make them realize the extent and gravity of the attacks against life which continue to mark human history; to make them discover what causes these attacks and feeds them; and to make them ponder seriously the consequences which derive from these attacks for the existence of individuals and peoples

In late February, the premier of New South Wales, Bob Carr, told parliament: ' ' We want to find out what James Hardie knew back in 2001 about the extent of its liabilities and whether the firm underestimated the amount of money it set aside for dust disease claims ' '

The researchers were able to control the regenerative response, including the extent of new hair follicle formation, by manipulating genetic pathways during this embryonic window when new follicles formed.

We found strong associations, however, between the amount of babywalker use and the extent of developmental delay.

" It s always an exciting moment when you get behind the wheel of a brand new car for the first time - and, given the extent of the rule changes we ve addressed over the winter, today was more tense than usual.

To the extent of forty-five long years, the Serbian-dominated communist government of Yugoslavia (with help from Mesic ' s present clique) perpetuated the myth of a Croatian " genocidal " nature.

Exactly what the Croats and Muslims had agreed to before the offensive remains unclear.It seems most likely that the two factions had discussed their intentions to the extent of agreeing on a simultaneous attack in the direction of Kupres but without divulging actual operational plans to each other.