Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Applicant may in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Consequently, the applicant may represent the interests of the unions of cooperatives which are its members.
The applicant may withdraw his/her application at any time before a decision has been taken on the application.
If the application for enforcement is refused, the applicant may appeal to the courts listed below.
The applicant may propose changes to the translation within a period to be specified by the Office.
The applicant may, in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 8(1),
How to prepare an application Each applicant may apply for only one information measure per budget year.
However, the applicant may request that his application be assessed in accordance with Article 25 or 28.
However, each applicant may lodge more than one application for import licences for products in one group,
Against this decision, the applicant may lodge an appeal to the Management Board chairperson.
The applicant may use data from different categories to calculate the average impact factor of their research field.
Member States might publish lists containing the names of accountancy firms from which the applicant may choose.
The application for a permit has to include an outline of the main alternatives that the applicant may have studied;
The applicant may rety on the provisions of point 3 on the same conditions as any other candidate.
However, the applicant may, within the time limit set for submission of the contract, withdraw his application for a licence.
On the one hand, the applicant may apply for an accelerated assessment
Certain behaviour of the applicant may justify a rejection under the accelerated procedure,
An applicant may lodge an application on behalf of his
An applicant may request a declaration of enforceability limited to parts of a judgment.
An applicant may request certification as a European Enforcement Order limited to parts of a judgement.
An applicant may, of his or her own motion