Examples of using May constitute in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Programming
Moreover, communication of information among competitors may constitute an agreement, a concerted practice,
A trade name may constitute a sign within the meaning of the first sentence of Article 16(1) of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights(TRIPs Agreement),
The Court recognises that the objective of ensuring that students complete their courses in a short period of time may constitute a legitimate aim in the context of the organisation of the education system.
and such use may constitute infringement of the holder's rights.
for whom a high threshold may constitute an obstacle to free movement.
In case of violation of undertakings, the authorities of the importing country may take, under this Agreement in conformity with its provisions, expeditious actions which may constitute immediate application of provisional measures using the best information available.
major exporters of agricultural products subject to various different standards may constitute a risk to the most sensitive farm sectors in the EU;
conformity with its provisions, expeditious actions which may constitute immediate application of provisional measures using the best information available.
In case of violation of undertakings, the authorities of the importing country may take, under this Code in conformity with its provisions, expeditious actions which may constitute immediate application of provisional measures using the best information available.
the emission trading scheme may constitute the foundations on which the global carbon dioxide market will be built.
partial sequence of a gene, may constitute a patentable invention,
In case of violation of an undertaking, the authorities of the importing Member may take, under this Agreement in conformity with its provisions, expeditious actions which may constitute immediate application of provisional measures using the best information available.
use of such photos without permission may constitute infringement of copyright.
Possible obligations for suppliers to take back products not sold by the buyer after the suppliers and buyer may constitute an undue transfer of risk to suppliers that has repercussions on their security of planning and investment.
Out-of-court dispute resolution procedures may constitute a fast and cost-efficient way for end-users to enforce their rights,
It is clear from the judgment in Schwibbert(23)that provisions of national intellectual property law may constitute a‘technical regulation' subject to notification pursuant to Article 8(1) of Directive 98/34.
used in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may constitute the sole source of nourishment for the persons for whom they are intended;
national culture and languages, may constitute an overriding requirement of general interest capable of justifying a restriction on the exercise of the fundamental freedoms.
at the request of either party to the proceedings) may constitute an enforceable title.
set out the various elements which can be taken into account to determine whether the criteria or their application may constitute a breach of Article 82 EC.