Examples of using Directive could in English and their translations into Swedish
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The directive could be an opportunity to pursue this important objective,
The Directive could detail humane methods of euthanasia to remove cost advantages for establishments due to method choice.
The Directive could incorporate minimum requirements on transparency
However, certain aspects of the directive could create difficulties which need to be examined
This directive could offer new, more flexible rules adapted to the specificities of the defence sector.
This Directive could provide useful guidance to third countries wishing to develop analogous standards for the extractive industries operating on their territory.
Amending the directive could help create the legislative
In that case, the Directive could focus on the specific
There is a risk that the draft Directive could have adverse effects on the ability of regulated markets to admit securities to trading on their markets without the consent of the issuer.
in particular by examining whether the implementation of the directive could distort competition in the mobile markets concerned.
The adjustment of contract award procedures to this Directive could therefore take longer to implement for such entities than for entities already subject to those rules which will merely have to adapt their procedures to the amendments made by this Directive. .
The opportunity of the amendment of this directive could be taken to introduce a risk-based approach,
The Directive could contain a review clause, for the purpose of determining to what extent further progress would be conceivable with a view to better effective taxation of savings income.
at least a directive could come into force in the Member States immediately after the Treaty of Amsterdam has taken effect, we reject the report.
Parliament was prepared to play its part to ensure that the Directive could be adopted as speedily as possible,
the Commission worked out together how parts of the directive could be interpreted over the head of the European Parliament, which is one of the joint legislators.
One recent study found that the EU-wide economic gains of the Directive could range between EUR 60-140 billion,
we could then see to what degree the scope of this directive could be extended to include the six countries mentioned by myself.
In its present form the directive could significantly harm independent software developers and European small-
Like other flanking measures(e.g. the Dublin Convention, for which the ratification process will shortly be completed), this"right to travel" Directive could be applied before controls on persons at internal borders were abolished.