Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Romanian
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audit firms already provide supervisors of public-interest entities with information on facts or decisions which could constitute a breach of the rules governing the activities of the audited entity
per diems of the backstopping team could constitute an instance of maladministration.
if harnessed systematically and properly publicised, could constitute an important building block in the construction of participatory democracy at EU level.
there is no risk of escape, although the prosecutor's office was opposed, as the facts could constitute a crime of murder.
Otherwise, the above actions could constitute infringement of the Company's copyright/ industrial property rights,
Some modifications were also agreed between the Commission and the Hungarian authorities on other provisions which could constitute an infringement of the AVMSD and/or the rules on free circulation of services and establishment.4.
participation have an important role in the manifestation of counterproductive behavior, it could constitute a way for letting down
The Commission takes the view that some of the means adopted by Member States to comply with the objectives of the Protocol could constitute State aid
Whereas the exchange of information provided for in this Decision would lay the foundations for a system for monitoring surface fresh-water pollution at Community level and could constitute a component of the global environmental monitoring system provided for in the United Nations environment programme;
the Committee believes that its application at regional level(EU11+ zone) could constitute an exceptional opportunity,
although the EEC Treaty did not include the Parliament among the institutions which could bring an action for annulment, that could constitute‘a procedural gap[which could not]
proportional way of consolidating the 1992 Council Recommendation taking into account policy consensus that has subsequently developed, and could constitute the basis for Council conclusions
any information or materials that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offense,
any information or materials that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offence,
also in order to stabilise those primary and secondary resources in Europe which could constitute valuable aspects of security of supply
the Committee believes that its application at regional level(EU11+ zone)- with the involvement of eleven EU Member States4- could constitute an exceptional opportunity,
those authorities discover facts that could constitute evidence of money laundering, they inform the authorities responsible for combating money laundering.
which reads,'is convinced that an institutional dialogue bringing together the EU and the BSEC could constitute a step towards creating a genuine partnership in the region', I would suggest
or any material that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offense or give rise to civil liability,