Examples of using Be deferred in English and their translations into Romanian
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Nevertheless, this does not mean that action to strengthen these policies should be deferred.
Consequently, the date of implementation of Directive 94/55/EC should therefore be deferred as regards this transportable pressure equipment.
However, on the basis of the evaluation provided for in Article 2, that date may be deferred by decision adopted in accordance with the committee procedure.
Thus, a number of already developed programmes had to be deferred for adoption in early 2008.
Verily the term of Allah when it cometh shall not be deferred, if ye but knew.
the course will be deferred at a later date.
However at 1 July 2000, a Member State may request that the obligation in this paragraph be deferred until 31 December 2002.
The opportunity to submit observations may exceptionally be deferred where there are compelling legitimate grounds to preserve the confidentiality of an investigation or of national judicial proceedings,
The application of the authorisation and recognition requirements of this Regulation should be deferred in order to provide CSDs established in the Union or in third countries
may be deferred, omitted or denied if it would cancel the effect of the restriction imposed pursuant to paragraph 1.
The change in the timetable for the consolidation of the institutions' accounts should be deferred until the financial year 2005
the provision of such information may be deferred.
The date referred to in paragraph 1 shall be deferred for certain transportable pressure equipment for which there are no detailed technical specifications
The payment of the major part of the bonus should be deferred in order to take into account risks linked to the underlying performance through the business cycle.
its administration during pregnancy might be deferred as a precautionary approach.
The dates provided for in paragraph 2 may be deferred in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 26, if it is found that such deferment is essential and if it does not exceed one month.
may be deferred as long as this is necessary for statistical purposes.
of 15 February 2007, the Commission therefore stated that it did not consider that the binding nature of the target should be deferred until second generation biofuels became commercially available.
Therefore, these tax provisions have the advantages that the moment of taxation can be deferred, controlled and 100% of the cash from the investment can be used for reinvestment.
The Commission supports this point as it responds to the needs of some Member States to prepare themselves whilst ensuring that reaping the benefits of the electronic exchange would not be deferred beyond a date agreed by all Member States.