Examples of using Would harm in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I also hope that there is not too much bureaucracy in the implementation, as that would harm the whole.
because he/she knows that it would harm the students either physically
Non-compliance with this basic duty by the Commission and by the Council could lead to Parliament using legal procedures to gain access to these documents, something which would harm the prestige of the European institutions involved.
there is a risk that the internal market for reinsurance services would continue to work in a suboptimal way, which would harm the EU reinsurance industry.
not attempting to nationalise the costs of Community policies in either agriculture or fisheries, which would harm less developed countries
Calls on the Commission to explore a citizens' social veto as a mechanism that can prevent the entry into force of EU legislation that would harm the poorest, increase inequality
In a specific case the execution of the EIO would harm essential national security interests,
unless the contributor objects to publication of the personal data on the grounds that such publication would harm his or her legitimate interests.
if there is a risk of the debtor acting in a way that would harm or compromises the interests of the creditor.
whilst at the same time ensuring that those mergers are stopped or modified that would harm competition.
otherwise be contrary to the public interest, would harm the legitimate commercial interests of economic operators
the locality of the recipient and the amount and the purpose of the funds should not be published if it risks endangering the integrity of the recipient as protected by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union or would harm the legitimate commercial interests of the recipient.
the purpose of the funds should not be published if it risks endangering the integrity of the recipient as protected by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union or would harm the legitimate commercial interests of the recipient.
in particular defence and/or security interests, would harm the legitimate commercial interests of economic operators,
because time pressures would prejudice fair trials while shortcuts would harm the safety of witnesses.
otherwise be contrary to the public interest, would harm the legitimate commercial interests of economic operators,
that divergent actions among Member States would be ineffective and would harm the establishment and the functioning of the internal market.
while refraining from divisive rhetoric and actions that would harm the interests of citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This prompts us to ask questions about the return of those who would harm the stability of this country and the gravity of
