Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Polish
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Any aid intended to compensate for this type of loss would constitute operating aid, incompatible with the common market under point 3.5 of the Guidelines 8.
Equally, these instruments would constitute a useful tool for the success of cooperation between Member States.
The Commission believes that its proposal would constitute a good basis for an agreement between Parliament and the Council.
It would constitute a proof of the sincerity of their love for the Lord
That face of each test sample which would constitute a grazed exterior part of the tractor must face the lamp.
They would constitute a visible manifestation of the EIT brand
The Committee proposes they be replaced by a new EU tax that would constitute EU revenue(similar to customs revenue)
Damages warranted further to a breach of competition law would constitute the rightful and desirable consequences of this anticompetitive behaviour2.
In addition to this, the platform would constitute a concrete fulfilment of the Commission's promise to make the instruments
Their war testimonies would constitute the best contrast to the anti-Polish lies, recently invented by the impostor oversees.
to complete a declaration would constitute a disproportionate burden in relation to their fishing capacity.
Do not ask questions that would result in acquiring information on things legislation says would constitute unfair discrimination.
The Supreme Court considered that in the circumstances of the case the execution of the order for payment would constitute an abuse of rights,
Content that would constitute, encourage or provide instructions for a criminal offence,
Should the EU legislator decide to adopt an SPE Statute, Article 308 of the EC Treaty would constitute the appropriate legal basis.
medium-sized enterprises, would constitute an undesirable restriction on market access.
if the fine likely to be imposed would constitute a disproportionate burden to a natural person,
and Henderson would constitute the group, while other members would be classified as sidemen and session artists.
In the Tribunal's opinion, the equidistant line would cause an exaggerated“boxed-in” effect of Slovenia's maritime zone and would constitute a special circumstance that should be taken into account.
the court were given the power to review amark irrespective of the type declared in the application, this would constitute circumvention of the law.