66Accordingly, a provision of an act of the European Union does not breach the principle of legal certainty, on account of its lack of clarity, unless it displays such ambiguity as to prevent individuals from resolving with sufficient certainty any doubts as to the scope or meaning of that provision (see, to that effect, judgments of 14 April 2005, Belgium v Commission, C‑110/03, EU:C:2005:223, paragraph 31, and of 22 May 2007, Mebrom v Commission, T‑216/05, EU:T:2007:148, paragraph 108).
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