Examples of using May entail in English and their translations into Polish
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the possibility of losing the associated price premium due to unintended presence of GMOs may entail important economic damages to these types of production.
These consultations shall be based on the principle that any reduction of the fishing rights laid down in the said Protocol may entail either a reduction in the financial compensation payable by the Community
However, given the uncertainty that this approach may entail, the Commission will clarify in sector-specific provisions the circumstances in which the restrictions at issue would bring the underlying agreements within the scope of Article 81
inter alia, the impact on efficiency and the overall budget under management and may entail further simplification of the rules applicable to externalised management.
different national rules and a degree of legal uncertainty, which may entail for them additional cost when they operate in several Member States.
It leads to detection of events that may entail risks for the monitored components.
As post-notification referrals to the Commission may entail additional cost and time delay for the merging parties,
The conditions and safeguards in question may entail specific procedures for data subjects to exercise those rights if this is appropriate in the light of the purposes sought by the specific processing along with technical
the temporary provision of services by a service provider may entail the requirement to obtain a certificate,
with the proviso that particularly significant cases shall especially include cases the resolution of which may entail incurring expenditure not provided for in the State Budget Act.
It should be borne in mind that accepting the role of proxy for a shareholder of a public company may entail recognition of the proxy as the holder of a significant block of votes,
The inclusion of RCS as a process-generated occupational carcinogen has caused concern for some sectors of industry both regarding the standard of risk management this may entail and also regarding stigmatisation of the bulk commodity equivalent(i.e. sand
which the substance may entail for man and the environment, and containing all available
Where the conclusion of a public service contract may entail a change of operator,
that these human rights violations'may entail categories of crimes against humanity
It might entail the most embarrassing repercussions.
It is based on the balancing test that weighs the positive effects brought about by the aid against the negative impact of a potential distortion of competition which the aid might entail.
Costs to the fund might entail the temporary purchase and management of bad assets
which fear that lowering the threshold might entail a major administrative burden.
all commercial airports or to lower the threshold for passenger movements, whereas the member states sticking to the threshold of five million passengers fear that this might entail a major administrative burden.