Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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The elements that could constitute the foundations of this social model have been brought into question by Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy's proposals.
This could constitute"push" information,
It also, of course, damages credibility when it is stated that monetary union could constitute a counterbalance to globalised capital.
ensure full implementation of the Strategy, which could constitute an example of a macro regional strategy.
put forward another proposal which could constitute a compromise.
so moving up to the big city could constitute their greatest happiness.
In principle, State aid rules apply regardless of the form of the aid so R& D tax incentives could constitute State aid.
omissions of the Commission in relation thereto could constitute instances of maladministration.
The reasons why could constitute an entire book,
You further agree not to transmit any material that encourages conduct that could constitute a criminal offense,
What they now want, among other things, is Community budget funding to finance the European Parliament election campaigns of the European political parties, which could constitute clear interference in the internal political affairs and democratic functioning of each country.
The Court has thus, for example, considered that activities performed by members of a religious or philosophic community5 could constitute an economic activity as could activities carried out by an amateur sport association6.
Therefore, in line with the principle of subsidiarity, an optional instrument could constitute an alternative to full harmonisation of national laws,
even though these radionuclides could constitute an important share of the total exposure.
Mr President, subject to certain prerequisites this statement by the Commission could constitute an important opportunity to develop some serious thinking concerning the aims,
Goal: To through the use of the Decision Style Model™ establish a success profile, which among other things could constitute a foundation for the recruitment of new salesmen,
indecent material or any material that could constitute conduct that would be considered a criminal offence,
the Commission concluded that indirect flights, under certain conditions, could constitute suitable alternatives to non-stop services on long haul routes.
As far as the examination referred to in paragraph 1 reveals facts that could constitute evidence on such an illegal discharge, the competent authorities in criminal matters shall be informed.
This is why on 3 November 2003 it sent the Belgian Architects' Association a statement of objections informing it that its recommended minimum fee scale could constitute a violation of EU competition rules and that a fine could be imposed.