Examples of using Could be put in English and their translations into Swedish
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Other initiatives could be put forward in the following areas and the EU may
The direct aid that could be put in is miniscule compared to what the need actually is. .
The contemplated standardisation could be put into practice in an estimated timeframe of 2 to 2.5 years.
Hence, web-accessibility is an area where the internal market could be put at the service of European citizens to a much larger extent than it is the case today.
The Court of Justice could be put in its place by the parliaments of the Member States each deciding that this judgment is of no legal effect in their countries.
Those could be put up in the castle of beauty's sake,
A proposal for a change in the voting right could be put forward by the ECB or the European Commission.
Consider buying backup with that money instead because you could be put in a situation where file loss is a risk again.
There could be put an end, in fact,
where they are firmly established, could be put on a qualitatively higher level.
Essentially, the number of plastic objects which could be put in the mouth and swallowed is increasing.
It was found as several hundred pieces, which could be put together to make a pot.
The dream would be to assemble a whole cyclotron with a maximum of ten different tools and that nothing could be put in the wrong place.
He thought in this context that not all NGOs could be put on the same level.
In the second phase of the project the aim is to obtain evidence of how the principles defined could be put into practice.
departure from ICCU all the X-Rays could be put on a CD.
In my area, the environment, I can think of a number of subjects which could be put on the European Union's agenda using this instrument
beyond humanitarian assistance, could be put to use in post-conflict Iraq in the framework of a satisfactory international legal framework.
It is a similar case of underestimation of the role of cavalry could be put forward in the Western front during the great offensive of 1918,
the second element of the proposal is a requirement for a warning label on such other toys that could be put into the mouth.