Examples of using Possible abuse in English and their translations into German
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in particular as regards any possible abuse of a dominant position.
so it is absolutely necessary to avoid any kind of possible abuse.
Please inform us about possible abuse.
Please inform us about possible abuse. Disclaimer.
other potential victims are protected from possible abuse.
This primarily concerns issues of the biological safety of bioengineering and the possible abuse of research results.
risk-free procedure which prevent the customer from any possible abuse.
The same goes for banks where customer qualification is particularly high due to privacy and possible abuse of data.
We reserve the right to make the Supplier liable for damages resulting from a possible abuse of this kind.
Also, we don't assume any skid resistance at possible abuse of the various online offers of 3DWEBSITE;
the Municipal Police actually manages them to ensure privacy and to avoid possible abuse.
Her comment on the possible abuse of the right to appeal bidding procedures to the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine triggered a discussion with the audience.
be it because of a possible abuse or for religious motives.
Analysis of insecurely transmitted data over WiFi and its possible abuse.
This possible abuse threatens the principle of public services that I strongly support.
The European Union believes that were Hong Kong to make further progress towards democracy, this would provide a valuable safeguard against possible abuse of the national security legislation.
In order to limit budget costs and prevent possible abuse of the investments, this proposal sets only the maximum amounts of the premiums.
they have been brought, with due safeguards against possible abuse of such a right being introduced.
Concern had been expressed about the possible abuse of the remaining discretionary exceptions relating to“confidential deliberations”,“internal communications” and“incomplete information”.
These Directives should thus provide a guarantee against the possible abuse of the inherent flexibility of the IPPC Directive.