Examples of using May constitute in English and their translations into Polish
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He is also aware that VIS data may constitute, in certain circumstances, an essential source of information for these authorities.
in part without the authorization may constitute an infringement of copyright.
treated with alpha interferon and ribavirin may constitute a special risk.
engaging in criminal activity may constitute a breach of the European supervision order.
We know enough to say that certain deep sea ecosystems may constitute true hot spots of marine biodiversity.
Legislation pending in the Parliament of the Republic may constitute a step towards the improvement of the current situation.
Finally, national measures linked to the disbursement of EU funds under shared management may constitute implementation of EU law.
Returns of borrowed publications in those libraries serving a large number of users may constitute a serious organizational problem.
dispositions made under the settlement may constitute a violation of public finance discipline.
Any reproduction, use and/or modification made without the prior written permission of Valeo Service may constitute an offence.
Services provided free of charge by a partner who is a board member may constitute an income for the company.
polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs) may constitute serious risks to health and to the environment;
Otherwise we enter into an area of fault, which may constitute an offence, or at least come under the scrutiny of law enforcement authorities.
They prove that his art of performance can still be striking today and may constitute a valuable lesson for young violinists.
Against the backdrop of last week's elections, it is worth noting that these elections may constitute a point of departure for new,
The objective- as claimed by the Italian Government- of preventing reverse discrimination against career civil servants recruited after passing a general competition, may constitute an‘objective ground.
is thus to facilitate enforcement of legitimate rights by ensuring that such acts may constitute direct, rather than just contributory, infringements.
As was mentioned, that question has not been raised in the discussion of moods so far and may constitute an area worthy of reflection in further studies of the concept defined here.
Second, the Court recalls that a product's shape is a sign which may constitute a trade mark.
as well as find items that may constitute evidence in the case