Eksempler på brug af Proposal would på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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It was confident that its proposal would respond to requests from several Councils
In my view, such a proposal would mean our taking the first step towards renationalising Europe's common agricultural policy.
Instead, the proposal would have resulted in discriminatory treatment between EU workers
The proposal would put a great deal of pressure on EU countries that have a registration fee.
His proposal would allow a government-sanctioned third-party to claim copyright on any content associated with a terrorist organisation,
This proposal would bring about very significant improvements for consumers in the market for timeshare
The proposal would allow data over ten years old to be freely shared,
The proposal would undermine excise policy in the eleven countries that currently have vehicle registration fees and could open the floodgates to widespread abuse.
Such a proposal would have far-reaching consequences for patterns of ownership in quite a few Member States.
There are estimates of what this proposal would achieve: reducing the cost annually by EUR 600 million.
The fact that the information aspect of the proposal would overlap with the informal framework already in place between Member States and the Commission;
The generous derogations in the proposal would have been impossible to monitor given the widespread nature of the hunting over a period of 10 days each year.
If the Environmental Protection Agency's proposal would be lost around 1200 full-time jobs and about 2500 basic seasonal employment.
Our proposal would adapt certain Community procurement rules to the specific nature of defence
The proposal would have led to a reduction in consumer rights in various European countries
In addition, the Commission proposal would result in astronomical price increases in candidate countries of 200% to 400.
This proposal would also involve information centres being set up
It was news to the Belgian members of my committee that this proposal would cost them EUR 1 000 million a year.
I believe this proposal would improve the political legitimacy of the provision on conditionality
Our proposal would in consequence be more precise