Examples of using May propose in English and their translations into Romanian
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scientists may propose an explanatory framework that accounts for as many of these as possible.
The Agency may propose on its own initiative to provide to the Member States such technical
occupational health-care professional or the competent authority may propose that exposed persons undergo a medical examination.
The applicant may propose to adapt the data required under Article 18 in accordance with Annex IV.
the Commission may propose appropriate measures addressed to Member States.
May propose shopper remedy options,
May propose shopper remedy options,
We will closely monitor the progress made and may propose further actions by December,
Any member of the coordination committee may propose local guidelines as provided for in Article 8(5).
the Commission may propose expenditure-driven amendments combined with the revenue-driven amendments referred to in the first subparagraph.
the Data Controller may propose that users participate in surveys aimed at assessing the quality of the services offered.
Any State Party may propose an amendment and file it with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Any State Party to this Convention may propose an amendment and file it with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
EU member states may propose restrictions on the manufacturing,
The Commission may propose new legislation based on the exchanges with the Member States in the Electricity Coordination Group.
The EC may propose suspending the visa-free regime if the situation worsens,
the Commission may propose that part of the emergency stocks of each Member State is to be owned by the government or an agency.
The competent committee may propose to the Assembly to enact the Decision
In certain situations, the medical team may propose you to participate in a clinical trial aimed at improving the results of the treatment and, consequently, to sign an informed consent.
at groups of Member States, the ESRB may propose appropriate support measures.