Examples of using Action could in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Report points to the areas where action could be taken to remedy the situation on both the demand
The Commission is addressing several areas where action could be taken to enable the logistics market to develop effectively.
The following identifies some of the main areas where appropriate Russian action could be matched by Tacis and a co-ordinated international donor response.
Any assurance that you can give the House that action could be taken if this is discovered to be true would be gratefully received.
One action could be either legal or illegal depending on motive
In the same year also the Act on which all further regulatory action could be based was passed.
This stress action could be activated by some conditions such as broken interpersonal relationships,
Action could build on the experience gained in the EU
This stress action could be set off by some problems such as broken interpersonal partnerships,
Such concerted action could bring together the necessary expertise
This stress and anxiety action could be triggered by some conditions such as broken social partnerships,
This section identifies issues at this stage of implementation of the Directive where further action could be envisaged to improve the consistency and efficiency of the overall legislative framework.
Mr COLOMBO then emphasized the added value this Community action could provide in terms of quality of life
Though it is true that such action could lead to the birth of a child that will be a slave,
This tension action could be triggered by some problems such as busted social connections,
every moment of Olympic action could be transmitted.
Some action could be taken in collaboration
If you are not willing to act now, I suggest that you signpost how other action could be taken by your colleagues in the Commission against abuses of human rights which are unacceptable to all of us.
If particular groups have never beenemployed to do particular types of work, positive action could involve training people fromsuch groups to prepare them for such work.
which had been the subject of controversial political debate for many years, was generally accepted today and that specific action could now be discussed.