Примери за използване на Constitute a danger на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The candidate must not constitute a danger to public order and national security.
The technical installations and the procedures used in the maintenance centres must not constitute a danger to human health.
Viscera and parts that may constitute a danger to public· health has been removed as soon as possible and kept apart from products intended for human consumption;
The technical installations and the procedures used in the centres must ensure the safe operation of the subsystem and not constitute a danger to health and safety.'.
Objects and substances which by their nature or packaging constitute a danger to the lives or health of Contractor or other persons, or may pollute or damage others consignments and equipment;
He similarly believes that other Middle Eastern states or entities which define themselves as‘Arab'or‘Muslim' in a similar, exclusive, way, likewise constitute a danger.
But every habit, which becomes the dominant factor in the life of a man has a serious impact on the emotional health andmay even constitute a danger to the family and others.
I also consider that other Middle Eastern states or entities which define themselves as'Arab' or'Muslim',like the Israeli self-definition as being'Jewish', likewise constitute a danger.
(24) When used in the production of foods and still present, certain ingredients or other substances can cause allergies or intolerances, andin individual cases can even or constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
After touring collective farms around Vinnytsia, Ukraine, Bormann was concerned about the health and good physical constitution of the population,as he was concerned that they could constitute a danger to the regime.
When used in the production of foods and still present therein, certain ingredients or other substances or products can trigger allergies or intolerances in some people, andsome of those allergies or intolerances may constitute a danger to their health.
(24) When used in the production of foods and still present, certain ingredients or other substances are the cause of allergies or intolerances in consumers, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
(24) When used in the production of foods and still present, certain ingredients or other substances are the cause of allergies or intolerances in consumers, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
When used in the production of foods… and still present therein, certain ingredients or other substances or products(such as processing aids) can cause allergies or intolerances in some people, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
(24) When used in the production of foods and still present, certain ingredients or other substances are the cause of allergies or intolerances in consumers, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
(24) When used in the production of foods and still present therein, certain ingredients or other substances or products(such as processing aids) can cause allergies or intolerances in some people, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(24) When used in the production of foods and still present, certain ingredients or other substances are the cause of allergies or intolerances in consumers, andsome of those allergies or intolerances constitute a danger to the health of those concerned.
The astronauts are directed to report to the Secretary General of the United Nations or any other state party to the treaty of“any phenomena they discover in outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies,which could constitute a danger to the life or health of astronauts.”.
There is an international duty of supervision by observation according to which“States Parties to the Treaty shall immediately inform the other States Parties to the Treaty or the Secretary-General of the United Nations of any phenomena they discover in outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies,which could constitute a danger to the life or health of astronauts”.
The Court did not treat that as an insuperable obstacle to her subsequent claim to rights under EU law, pointing out that,‘her conduct, since her arrival in the United Kingdom in September 1994,had not been the subject of any other complaint that could give cause to fear that she might in the future constitute a danger to public order or public safety'.
(29) Effective detection and prevention of harm to the public interest requires that the information reported which qualifies for protection covers not only unlawful activities but also abuse of law, namely acts or omissions which do not appear to be unlawful in formal terms but defeat the object orthe purpose of the law or constitute a danger or potential threat to the public interest.
This constitutes a danger to human life.
Cuba constitutes a danger.
Final judgment of a particularly serious crime constitutes a danger to the community of that.
I have come to the conclusion that genetically-modified corn from the MON 810 strain constitutes a danger to the environment," Aigner told reporters in Berlin.
(1) Any disease capable of exposing an applicant for a first licence ora driver applying for a renewal of a licence to a sudden failure of the cardiovascular system such that there is a sudden impairment of the cerebral functions constitutes a danger to road safety.
When the Member State of allocation considers that an applicant constitutes a danger to the national security or public order it shall transmit to the determining Member State the information required to corroborate this evaluation as well as any information which could be required by the determining Member State to take appropriate action with regard to the applicant.
When the parent's behavior constitutes a danger to the child's personality, health, upbringing or property, the parental rights may be restricted by, for example, deprivation of rights or by conditions for exercising some of them, or by giving the right to exercise the parental rights by another person.
The benefit of the present provision may not, however, be claimed by a refugee whom there are reasonable grounds for regarding as a danger to the security of the country in which he is, or who,having been convicted by a final judgement of a particularly serious crime, constitutes a danger to the community of that country.
The benefit of the present provision may not, however, be claimed by a refugee whom there are reasonable grounds for regarding as a danger to the security of the country in which he is, or who,having been convicted by a final judgement of a particularly serious crime, constitutes a danger to the community of that country.