Examples of using Could be extended in English and their translations into Dutch
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The measures will remain valid for four months and could be extended for an additional two months if necessary.
The experience gained will also enable the Commissionto determine whether the system could be extended to other types of agreementin restraint of competition.
so that the collection could be extended too.
The Commission will also investigate whether the scope of dialogue with businesses could be extended to other sectors of education and training.
decide whether the period of five years could be extended.
the conditions under which those schemes could be extended beyond that date.
In the nineties the adjacent building was buy other which could be extended to the museum.
Which the EESC prefers, has worked well for regional policy and could be extended to all the EU's financial measures.
Under the simple prolongation of the Regulation the type of aid currently granted could be extended.
Most of these national authorities agree that the system could be extended to third countries on the basis of reciprocal agreements.
It urges the Commission to consider whether the field of application of the proposed Directive could be extended to cover sources involving lower levels of radioactivity.
Helmut Hasse conjectured that L(E, s) could be extended by analytic continuation to the whole complex plane.
Thirdly, a precautionary period should be established for migration which, if necessary, could be extended through comitology.
C++ MudBase project is a small embryo of basic mudrelated functions that could be extended into a fullfeatured game.
The eligibility period of annual programmes, if they are continued, could be extended.
The scope of the Directive could be extended by the Council in the light of a report on its application which is to be drawn up by the Commission.
The scope of the information and promotion measures could be extended beyond trade organisations.
This is considered to be good practice, which could be extended to unlisted companies, considered in Question 2.
Such programmes could be extended and the allocation of resources linked more clearly to the extent to which the opportunities of mobility are used in practice.
The purpose of an EGTC could be extended to cover strategy