Voorbeelden van het gebruik van May constitute in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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hereinafter“the Financial Regulation”, may constitute a financing decision provided that it contains a sufficiently detailed framework.
sectorial social security scheme may constitute indirect discrimination against women;
defects or malfunctions which may constitute a hazard for civil aviation operations, described by the generic term of"occurrences.
Moreover, it should be made clear that the work programme referred to in Article 110 of the Financial Regulation may constitute a financing decision provided that it contains a sufficiently detailed framework.
The Court recognises that the objective of ensuring that students complete their courses in a short period of time may constitute a legitimate aim in the context of the organisation of the education system.
If parts may constitute a danger for the feet, provision must be made for protective devices within a hemispherical radius of 800 mm starting from the forward edge
According to the Commission's preliminary view a recommended minimum fee scale as established by the Belgian Architects' Association may constitute an infringement of Article 81 of the Treaty for the following reasons.
Events which may constitute public health emergencies of international concern determined pursuant to the International Health Regulations(2005),
To this end, it is necessary to list examples of signs which may constitute a trade mark, provided that such signs are
Especially the males often do this because they see a potential rival in the mirror that may constitute a danger to their territory, a rival who they want to chase away as quickly as possible.
the viscera and parts which may constitute a danger to public health must be removed as soon as possible
ecotoxicological properties of substances and toxicological and physicochemical properties of preparations which may constitute a risk during normal handling or use.
specifically, to determine whether unlawful gaming activities may constitute a problem in the Netherlands and whether the expansion of authorised and regulated activities would
Both Parliament and the Commission agree that the problems of cross-border debt recovery may constitute a serious obstacle to the free circulation of payment orders within the European Union and may impede access to justice.
Public intervention to promote generation adequacy may constitute state aid
Does the Commission not consider that this may constitute fraud against the EU budget,
The fact of being unable to maintain firm centralised control over production may constitute the main reason for introducing involvement procedures in changing the organisation of production.
infringements of humanitarian law that have been committed in the country, which may constitute crimes against humanity.
before the General Court, contesting the finding that all of those matches may constitute events of major importance for the public of those States.
ensure that no criteria adopted individually by Member States may constitute an obstacle to trade between Member States.