Examples of using May designate in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Member States may designate bodies other than public authorities for the implementation of this Directive.
The Commission may designate a body for the purpose of receiving notifications
Member States may designate one or more authorities in their territory as Community authority
Each Member State may designate the authority or authorities responsible for the implementation of the relevant provisions of this Regulation within its territory and may limit the number of authorities.
The Secretary-General and each Director-General may designate a replacement, on condition that he/she is a grade A1 official in the same service.
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Furthermore, Member States should apply a coherent national enforcement strategy on their territory and may designate a single body to coordinate its implementation.
whereas to that end Member States may designate ports for landings;
Each Member State may designate offices other than the central liaison office or liaison offices as liaison departments.
the Commission may designate a European coordinator,
Member States may designate one or more competent bodies,
Member States may designate zones or agglomerations within which limit values for PM10 are exceeded owing to concentrations of PM10 in ambient air due to the resuspension of particulates following road-sanding in winter-time.
For the purposes of this Directive Member States, on their own initiative, may designate, as appropriate, Port State Control inspectors to carry out inspections on board vessels calling at Community ports;
associations and other bodies representing categories of controllers or processors may designate a data protection officer.
Member States may designate one or more central authorities.
a hotel may have its own policies in this regard and may designate certain rooms specifically for smokers
by any other body that the Commission may designate.
The Member States may designate CCAMLR inspectors who may be placed on board any Community fishing vessel
Subject to the conditions in the first subparagraph, a Member State may designate as a system such a formal arrangement whose business consists of the execution of transfer orders as defined in the second indent of(i)
The criteria defined in the future instrument might designate a court in a third country.