Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Polish
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even though these radionuclides could constitute an important share of the total exposure.
entails an innovative instrument which could constitute a valuable precedent for future Community law-making.
Some modifications were also agreed between the Commission and the Hungarian authorities on other provisions which could constitute an infringement of the AVMSD and/or the rules on free circulation of services and establishment.4.
a compulsory membership for a certain sector, such schemes could constitute an obstacle to the principle of exemption from payment of contributions to supplementary pension schemes in another Member State.
in any other way, those authorities discover facts that could constitute evidence of money laundering,
Furthermore, the Commission would like to remind the Member States that all tax measures that could constitute State aid must be notified to the Commission in advance in order to be assessed under the State aid rules23.
Financial transaction taxation(FTT) could constitute a new revenue stream,
eliminate doubts concerning proceedings involving inventions which could constitute classified information for purposes of the Classified Information Protection Act of 5 August 2010,
The financial transaction taxation could constitute a new revenue stream which would reduce Member States' contributions to the EU budget,
welfare of animals could constitute a concrete option to provide technical support for the further development of the system.
eliminate doubts concerning proceedings involving inventions which could constitute classified information for purposes of the Classified Information Protection Act of 5 August 2010,
A programme of awarding Union assistance in the field of energy to promote economic recovery could constitute a means of reversing the recent trend and regaining the initiative,
the EESC notes that the financial perspectives could constitute an opportunity to give a decisive boost to sustainable development.
any specific remedy which, if feasible only on certain network topologies, could constitute a disincentive for the deployment of very high capacity networks in the interest of end-users.
the EESC notes that the financial perspectives could constitute an opportunity to give a decisive boost to sustainable development.
use of replica firearms could constitute a barrier to trade within the meaning of Article 34 TFEU.
other obstacles which could constitute a disguised restriction
financial derivatives markets inform the financial intelligence unit if they discover facts that could constitute evidence of money laundering.
On the world market of frozen vegetables there are also no significant“new” manufacturers in the world and the exporters who could constitute a hazard for the dynamically developing export of these products in Poland.
the European Union could constitute a basis for the promotion of high social