Examples of using May constitute in English and their translations into Romanian
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treated with alpha interferon and ribivirin may constitute a special risk.
Returns of borrowed publications in those libraries serving a large number of users may constitute a serious organizational problem.
treated with alpha interferon and ribavirin may constitute a special risk.
To help you identify what types of behavior and content may constitute harassment, below is a list of examples.
These data, although they do not lead to the unique identification of a person, may constitute data that make the person identifiable.
under certain circumstances an infringement may constitute a criminal offence when committed intentionally.
We know enough to say that certain deep sea ecosystems may constitute true hot spots of marine biodiversity.
Inadequate monitoring by the Commission of the proper implementation of an Association Agreement may constitute such a special situation.
Whereas polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs) and polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs) may constitute serious risks to health and to the environment;
Finally, national measures linked to the disbursement of EU funds under shared management may constitute implementation of EU law.
the large current account deficits may constitute vulnerabilities.
some of this Other Information may constitute Personal Information.
The Slovak party has appreciated Romania's achievements in combating corruption, which may constitute a model.
treated with alpha interferon and ribavirin may constitute a special risk.
If your client is injured or infected, this may constitute an assault that can be prosecuted as a criminal offence.
Recalls that such targeted attacks may constitute a war crime under international humanitarian law;
Such coordination may constitute an additional reason and grounds in assessing decisions on whether a Member State is adequately prepared for joining the euro area.
However, the territory of a Member State may constitute a substantial part of the common market(see, to that effect, Case C-260/89 ERT[1991]
infringements of humanitarian law that have been committed in the country, which may constitute crimes against humanity.
which will inform OLAF of potential systemic irregularities that may constitute a risk of fraud;