Examples of using States may in English and their translations into Slovak
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Member States may find useful to check the latter when trying to summarise the assumptions upon which the independent macroeconomic forecasts are based.
As a result, defendants domiciled in the Member States may rely on the protection offered by the Regulation in disputes involving parties domiciled in third States. .
The requesting and requested States may consult in order to facilitate resolution of legal,
It also means that differences in protection afforded by the Member States may affect people's mobility as well as the cross-border marketing of goods and services.
Member States may require more comprehensive information with regard to the vineyard register
Member States may face additional costs if NRAs are funded through national budgets
Member States may recover the costs associated with any work they carry out arising from obligations under this Regulation,
The other nineteen Member States may exceed- some even considerably- their 2020 renewable energy targets.
The mechanism can be activated when a specific foreign investment in one or several Member States may affect the security or public order of another.
In this context, collaboration with Member States may be decisive in ensuring that procedures are streamlined and flexible.
Two or more Member States may, as need arises, conclude conventions with each other based on the principles
Two or more Member States may, as the need arises, conclude conventions with each other based
The competent authority in each host Member States may require the Executive summary translated into the official language or languages.
One or more Member States may cooperate with one or more third countries on all types of joint projects regarding the production of electricity from renewable energy sources.
Of the Directive, two or more Member States may cooperate on all types of joint projects relating to the production of energy from renewable energy sources.
The charter of the United Nations is clear: states may use force in only two cases.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended
The Commission's inspections in Member States may result in the national authorities having to take steps because of non-compliance with EU customs rules.
Programmes submitted by Member States may be amended
processors in several Member States may submit draft codes of conduct