Examples of using Could be implemented in English and their translations into Swedish
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The second approach would allow for flexibility in respect of emerging needs and could be implemented immediately.
there are also improvements that could be implemented.
This could be implemented via a revised European Pollutant Emissions Register(EPER)48 with an expanded scope.
how the communication should and could be implemented after its adoption by the Commission.
We were looking for a solution that could be implemented and programmed easily
The proposed design of this pre-study was straight forward and could be implemented without major problems.
The EESC's opinion on CCCTB pointed out that there could be a case for gradually presenting proposals that could be implemented before the main proposal is finalised.
We were looking for a solution that could be implemented and programmed easily
In theory, all of the core functions of an EU TFTS identified under Part 3 of this Communication could be implemented either at the EU level or at the national level.
We have in the past had no other profile tool, which could be implemented as quickly and painlessly,
coverage of the information provided by the Member States the following improvements could be implemented.
In developing a mobile application for the company, we started with a digital vision that could be implemented in phases, over time.
The prototyping phase was intended to test if the architecture could be implemented in a mobile environment.
If in the minds of the citizens it seems that violence has disappeared, that is worth much more than all the security structures which could be implemented on the ground.
I believe that these would be some of the most effective measures that could be implemented.
From a technical standpoint, it is conceivable that the platooning concept could be implemented in Europe by 2020.
a specific microcredits section could be implemented to meet the needs described above.
It seems that such a system could be implemented within a fairly short timescale if the necessary funds are available.
It can be met by engine modifications, it could be implemented with a short lead time and it would meet the industry's wish for alignment.
Although this system could be implemented well in the EU, an international certification system should also be set up.