Examples of using May be declared in English and their translations into Italian
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then the transaction may be declared invalid.
A Community design may be declared invalid even after the Community design has lapsed or has been surrendered.
rules may be declared within a STYLE element for.
A Community design may be declared invalid even after the Community design has lapsed
Only imports accompanied by such an invoice may be declared under the applicable TARIC additional codes of the producer in question.
certain type of assets may be declared joint property
a Community trade mark may be declared invalid pursuant to Article 522.
holidays in a year, but more may be declared by the Cabinet.
cards from a certain product may be declared not legal for that specific event only.
A design right may be declared invalid even after it has lapsed
 Collective employment agreements may be declared generally applicable only if they take appropriate account of the justified interests of minorities
State aid may be declared compatible with the Treaty provided it fulfils clearly defined objectives of common interest
The state of emergency may be declared"imminent" and not just"at the occurrence" of natural disasters, or relating to action of man that by intensity
Such leases may be declared generally applicable only if they take appropriate account of the justified interests of minorities
The ban laid down in Article 85 may be declared inapplicable, at the sole discretion of the Commission, if the harmful effects of a restrictive agreement are sufficiently counterbalanced by a number of beneficial effects.
that a concentration may be declared incompatible with the internal market only if it harms competition in a direct
on joint committees or subcommittees may be declared binding by Royal Decree
of the Treaty may be declared inapplicable to certain categories of agreements,
individual contracts of employment which are contrary to the equal pay principle may be declared null and void.
Article 3.3.1: If an Archiepiscopal Officiality is temporaily unable to perform its duties, it may be declared inactive by the Cardinal Inquisitor