Examples of using Decision would in English and their translations into Danish
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Postponing a decision would be to accept that Europe is irrelevant in a more global world.
If I had known that decision would cost me our friendship
The procurement decision would thus in future not be based solely on the price of the vehicle
This petty decision would be rather trivial if it did not reflect a much deeper,
Alteration of such a decision would in effect imply that the Court was deciding for the first time on the substance of the pleas on which the Board of Appeal had failed to rule.
It reminds us that such a decision would be directly contrary to the scientific advice given to the parties by IUCN,
Knowing this decision would require major changes in the sectors concerned,
Such a decision would deal a fatal blow to the production of natural sweet wines,
Such a decision would have serious implications for Ireland because of our unique dependence on agriculture
Such a decision would not be justified,
he warned that the agency's decision would reduce“the freedom of choice for consumers but also the competition between service providers”.
saying an industry-led decision would be preferable.
since controls would be reinstated as a last resort and the decision would be taken at European level rather than at intergovernmental level.
It is quite clear that such a decision would be in violation of the OLAF Regulation,
If the Commission considers that this toolbox will be of more than internal use for the Commission, such a decision would clearly be a political decision
without any democratic European debate on the future of nuclear waste, this decision would give the Bure site its one-way ticket for burying European nuclear waste
This decision would be a fall-back one in that it would come into play only if the decision on new own resources did not take effect on 1 October 1985 as planned.
I can hear people wondering whether such a decision would have disastrous socio-economic consequences for the population
Delaying today's decision would therefore be an eminently sensible move,
Furthermore, it is hardly probable that a fresh OCT decision would be applicable with effect from 1 March 2000,