Examples of using Be envisaged in English and their translations into German
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The possibility of alternative or additional penalties should also be envisaged.
The following solution should be envisaged.
Further improvements could, however, be envisaged.
A simpler, optional mechanism could also be envisaged.
According to this mechanical tests for lighters with piezo-electronic ignition mechanisms could be envisaged.
To this end, a common strategic framework for EU funds may be envisaged.
Different forms of ISA systems can be envisaged.
What other solutions could be envisaged?
Only financial incentives for Member States keen on reforms should be envisaged.
This can be envisaged at the Cellars of Wissembourg.
Customs Co-operation Agreement should be envisaged or are being negotiated with countries
Mr Novo says that other environmental projects such as combating coastal erosion might be envisaged.
Similarly, an exception to the prescription-only requirement may be envisaged for dispensing to midwives and obstetric nurses where this is deemed necessary for the proper exercise of their profession.
All stakeholders in Slovakia agreed that economic incentives should be envisaged, whereas stakeholders' views in Italy on their advisability differ considerably.
This approach could be envisaged for certain action programmes and guidelines, in accordance with procedures to be agreed and without prejudice to the normal consultation procedure.
Such a proposal could be envisaged as the capping stone of a general EU harmonisation in the remote future, which currently is not yet visible.
a rapid eradication of that disease cannot therefore be envisaged.
this"them" cannot be envisaged as a political adversary any more.
Where the need arises implementing provisions could also be envisaged at Community level on the basis of Article 397 of the Directive.
Might a single uniform status for all persons eligible for international protection be envisaged?