Examples of using Would therefore in English and their translations into Polish
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The preferred option would therefore be a mix of options,
The proposal to increase excise duties would therefore simply amount to an adjustment of tax revenue to take into account the presumed rate of inflation(at a rate of 2.2%) from now until 2017.
Further to that agreement, the proposed Partnership Instrument would therefore be based on the combination of the following three articles of the TFUE:
An EU-level initiative in this area would therefore fully respect the principle of subsidiarity.
The reporting requirement expressly inserted by the Council would therefore, in that respect, largely be otiose.
Schemes would therefore be more accessible
Its impact in terms of transparency and competition would therefore be limited mainly to non-war material.
to travel abroad for terrorist purposes would therefore be covered by Article 16.
An access to the central database of the VIS would therefore be disproportionate in this specific case.
The EIT would therefore be an autonomous body with an innovative structural and operational model
NHP contribution to sustainable land management and to the environmental targets of the EU would therefore depend on the implementation made by the Member States.
Supplementing the current efforts, an additional EUR 600 million would therefore be needed annually, to be shared between national budgets,
The Community would therefore like to create a transport system for the benefit of its citizens
The impact of an initiative would therefore be higher in Member States with weaker support structures
It would therefore be inconsistent with our earlier positions to give consent without further ado.
The preferred option would therefore consist in providing new provisions in the Frontex Regulation on.
Under Article 48(2) of the Rules of the Court of First Instance, the Commission would therefore have been en-titled to raise a new plea to challenge it.
That applicant's action would therefore have been timebarred when it commenced proceedings before the Court of First Instance on 12 October 1998.
economic impacts would therefore be negative,
Funding would therefore not be diverted from existing external humanitarian aid programmes outside the EU.
