57Although those acts are intended essentially to permit the Council to impose certain restrictions on individuals’ rights in order to prevent nuclear proliferation and the financing thereof, the provisions which set forth exhaustively the conditions in which restrictions such as those at issue in the present case are permitted are, a contrario, intended essentially to protect the interests of the individuals concerned, by limiting the cases of application, and the extent or degree of the restrictive measures that may lawfully be imposed on those individuals (see, by analogy, the judgment in Sison v Council, EU:T:2011:687, paragraph 51 and the case-law cited).
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