Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Could constitute in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The economies which you could constitute or the accumulated saving can enable you to maintain your standard of living until you find an employment,
Some modifications were also agreed between the Commission and the Hungarian authorities on other provisions which could constitute an infringement of the AVMSD and/or the rules on free circulation of services and establishment.4.
per diems of the backstopping team could constitute an instance of maladministration.
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.
This is why it has now 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.
e.g. investigations under competition law, where different networks could constitute separate markets and regulatory measures might
as well as cancellations or modifications that could constitute(attempted) market abuse.
other obstacles which could constitute a disguised restriction or have discriminatory effects on the free supply of services in international maritime transport are abolished.
Delegations were invited in particular to indicate whether the basic elements contained in the Presidency document could constitute a basis for finding an overall compromise
financial institutions by the competent authorities, or in any other way, those authorities discover facts that could constitute evidence of money laundering, they inform the authorities responsible for combating money laundering.
It found, however, that maintenance of the pluralism of the press could constitute an overriding requirement justifying a restriction on the free movement of goods,
fees and complexity thresholds(which could constitute an undesired barrier to the APA process)
Besides the fact that such a concentration of information could constitute a threat to people's privacy
other goods that could constitute a health risk can be subject to checks in the event of import into the individual countries.
the Commission recognized that this agreement could constitute a first step towards giving substance to the com mon attitude of the Member States regarding energy policy, but emphasized the need to define this policy in precise fashion as rapidly as possible.
persons covered by this Directive by the competent authorities, or in any other way, those authorities discover facts that could constitute evidence of money laundering, they shall directly and promptly inform the financial intelligence unit.
Whereas the exchange of information provided for in this Decision would lay the foundations for a system for monitoring surface fresh-water pollution at Community level and could constitute a component of the global environmental monitoring system provided for in the United Nations environment programme;
i.e. whether and to what extent the existence of utility model protection could constitute a barrier or difficulty for competitors in the normal activity of improving their products.
they are not hindered in their profitable activities which could constitute a risk for their workers,
in the specialised press, or the daily newspapers, could constitute a legal difficulty in certain Member States.