Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A solution would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the truth is… a solution would have massive real world implications.
Furthermore, a solution would have to be found regarding the national safeguard measures subject to the WTO proceedings, which are found not
to be faster access certain applications installed in the system, a solution would be to use a third-party applications such as Aqua Dock.
Such a solution would make this type of transaction easier without, however,
A solution would be for the Commission to define standard scales of unit costs
to encompass 27 countries, and trusted that a solution would be found regarding the institutional modalities for the participation of Iceland and Norway.
to encompass 27 countries, and trusted that a solution would soon be found regarding the institutional modalities for the participation of Iceland and Norway.
Such a solution would make a better contribution to the task of developing the importance of fisheries for worldwide food supplies,
Such a solution would make a better contribution to the task of developing the importance of fisheries for worldwide food supplies,
Such a solution would do more to develop the importance of fishing for global food supply,
Such a solution would, in fact, raise constitutional issues in some Member States, in which it is not possible to prohibit access to the courts, even if only as a last resort,
Such a solution would in fact be called Schengen 1.
This would be of no benefit to the EU budget. Such a solution would be a dangerous precedent.
The decisive question is whether such a solution would best meet the specific needs of the Community legal system.
The alternatives to a solution would be that highly advanced research technology moves to Asia
Such a solution would help create the climate for a better relationship with Europe and the international community as a whole.
Moreover, such a solution would allow for significant economic benefits by virtue of the greater differences in abatement costs between the companies involved.
Such a solution would also go against the aim of simplification,
math's great white whale, but the truth is a solution would have massive real-world implications.
Adopting such a solution would also be in accordance with the provisions relating to this matter in the Böge report on the new Financial Perspective for 2007-2013.