Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Slovak
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Furthermore, Member States shall refrain from imposing on such types of offers of securities other disclosure requirements at national level which could constitute a disproportionate or unnecessary burden.
demolition of Khan al-Ahmar could constitute a war crime.
held that the injunction sought against Josef Sigl, the defendant, could constitute an obstacle to the free movement of goods for the purposes of Article 28 EC.
The establishment of a European Asylum Support Office could constitute an important step towards the adoption of best practices in this area,
for free on a television screen could constitute an infringement of copyright.
such schemes could constitute an obstacle to the principle of exemption from payment of contributions to supplementary pension schemes in another Member State.
At a key moment for the future of the European Union, an ambitious policy could constitute one of the main instruments aimed at tackling growing Euroscepticism
The Commission has estimated that in 2020, the new own resources could constitute about half of the EU budget,
use of replica firearms could constitute a barrier to trade within the meaning of Article 34 TFEU.
In what could constitute the biggest stock market listing in history,
Advocates or encourages conduct that could constitute a criminal offense,
it is firmly opposed to any measure that could constitute“disclosure of confidential information to third parties”,
Given that a breach of those requirements could constitute an impediment to institution or group resolvability,
ADVICE: You may ask him/her for an opinion on whether your action constitutes, or could constitute, discrimination, and for advice on how to act
profane material or any material that could constitute or encourage conduct that would be considered a criminal offence
Given that a breach of those requirements could constitute an impediment to institution or group resolvability,
Repairing your iPhone with knockoff components could constitute a pretty large security threat,
A programme of awarding Union assistance in the field of energy to promote economic recovery could constitute a means of reversing the recent trend
Given that a breach of those requirements could constitute an impediment to institution or group resolvability,
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.