Examples of using May constitute in English and their translations into Slovenian
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treated with alpha interferon and ribavirin may constitute a special risk.
Finally, national measures linked to the disbursement of EU funds under shared management may constitute implementation of EU law.
There is a“low prospect of the breach being effectively addressed” and the“breach may constitute an imminent or manifest danger to the public interest”;
infringements of humanitarian law that have been committed in the country, which may constitute crimes against humanity.
These radionuclides should thus not be included in the scope of the proposed Directive, even though they may constitute an important share of the total exposure.
Recalls that such targeted attacks may constitute a war crime under international humanitarian law;
These two requirements may constitute a breach of the principle of free movement of workers,
treatment with alpha interferon and ribavirin may constitute a special risk.
The recently adopted law on debt discharge with retroactive application on the existing stock of loans may constitute a challenge for several credit institutions
Electrical or other equipment which may constitute a source of ignition of flammable vapours shall not be permitted in these compartments.
Passivity in the face of persecution may constitute evidence of a particular kind of discrimination against Catholics.
attributed to David(as) which may constitute part of the Zabur.
In order to provide legal certainty it is necessary to define the type of events that may constitute a natural disaster exempted by this Regulation.
It is my duty to inform the Captain we believe he may be under some alien influence which may constitute a danger to this ship.
It is settled case-law that national tax rules deterring a national of a Member State from exercising his right to free movement may constitute an obstacle to that freedom79.
It should be made clear that the work programme referred to in Article 110 of the Financial Regulation may constitute a financing decision provided that it contains a sufficiently detailed framework.
sell shares in daily trading, although this may constitute a conflict of interest.
work in the territory of a Member State may constitute an attack on the rights of workers in general.
It is necessary to list examples of signs which may constitute a trade mark,
visitors entering the facilities and stations, this may constitute a limitation of Article 8(Protection of Personal Data) of the Charter.
