Examples of using Would be particularly in English and their translations into Polish
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Such requests for pre-notification referrals to the Commission would be particularly pertinent in situations where the concentration would affect competition beyond the territory of one Member State.
Stakeholders often claim that negotiation would be particularly appropriate for the award of smaller contracts.
This change would be particularly beneficial for start-ups,
Failure to comply with the principle of the primacy of Community law would be particularly serious in the case of contracts financed with EU funds,
This approach would be particularly unfavourable for the bank,
Member States have the option of prohibiting agency workers‘from being used for certain work(…) which would be particularly dangerous to their safety
Excluding CO2 from the Eurovignette would be particularly unfair given that all Member States now have binding CO2 reduction targets to meet under the effort-sharing decision.
the EESC also takes note that an obligation to provide this kind of information would be particularly burdensome for short sea shipping involving short journeys
The reason why this would be particularly detrimental is because in some regions of Europe,
Nor can we doubt that this would be particularly true of the time mentioned in our lesson,
other loci would help to elucidate the population histories and would be particularly interesting in populations like the Negroid Makrani
Recital 16 to the Merger Regulation states that"requests for pre-notification referrals to the Commission would be particularly pertinent in situations where the concentration would affect competition beyond the territory of one Member State.
A"2nd Regime" would be particularly helpful in areas where private international law(Rome I)
the recommendation to use GPP when implementing EU funded projects would be particularly effective at initiating the uptake of GPP by local authorities,
explicitly providing that arbitration agreements can be found in unilateral acts, which would be particularly to the advantage on the Court of Arbitration for Sport located in Switzerland.
make the efforts of governments on major environmental themes even less credible in international opinion, and this would be particularly difficult to repair.
Does it seem like that would be particularly difficult.
This would be particularly beneficial within the family environment.
This would be particularly damaging to companies that have no international network.