Примери за използване на May be complemented на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This may be complemented by internal audits.
For intra-day trade continuous trading shall be used, which may be complemented by auctions.
That assessment may be complemented by national assessments.
For this purpose the period 2014-2020, nearly 1.4 billion euro of COSME budget is allocated to loans andventure capital, which may be complemented with the use of national financial instruments for SMEs.
They may be complemented by interesting details: drapes and folds.
In a number of populated areas of the country, this list may be complemented by specific brigades, for example, those calling on a helicopter.
They may be complemented with other indicators on the basis of the scientific advice.
For this purpose the period 2014-2020, nearly 1.4 billion euro of COSME budget is allocated to loans andventure capital, which may be complemented with the use of national financial instruments for SMEs.
The intake of clean water may be complemented by the consumption of freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices.
The Commission will continue to carry out ex-ante andex-post assessments of guarantee instruments for SMEs within the standard evaluation framework of the Commission which may be complemented by additional analysis across the guarantee instruments.
Where appropriate, each ITI may be complemented by financial support from the EAFRD.
They may be complemented by other criteria of particular relevance for explaining the tariffs in question, such as specific transportation or handling costs or bilateral volumes between delivery service providers.
Following the two mandatory steps of classification and characterisation,the EF impact assessment may be complemented with normalisation and weighting, which are recommended/optional steps.
It may be complemented by measurement/estimation of odour exposure or estimation of odour impact.
The Commission partially accepts the recommendation 2(b) as Article 17(4)of the proposed ESF+ regulation specifies that the delivery of food and/or basic material assistance may be complemented with accompanying measures aiming at the social inclusion of the most deprived persons.
These vascular effects may be complemented by inhibition of bladder afferent nerve activity and smooth muscle relaxation of the prostate and bladder.
(65) Where an urban or territorial development strategy requires an integrated approach because it involves investments under more than one priority axis of one orseveral operational programmes, action supported by the Funds, which may be complemented with financial support from the EAFRD or the EMFF, may be carried out as an integrated territorial investment within an operational programme.
That technical assistance may be complemented with targeted administrative capacity building measures using reimbursement methods that are not linked to costs.
The delivery of food and/or material assistance may be complemented with re-orientation towards competent services and other accompanying measures aiming at the social inclusion of the most deprived persons.
That technical assistance may be complemented with targeted administrative capacity building measures using reimbursement methods that are not linked to costs.
In Europe and Asia this may be complemented by any number of dressings, or indeed no dressing at all and the salad consituant can vary from traditional leaves and vegetables, pastas, cous cous to noodles or rice.
Built structures may be complemented e.g. by‘machinery with tracked wheels or low ground pressure tyres'(34), mobile settling tanks and floating cranes where the installation of fixed cranes is not possible.
That technical assistance may be complemented with targeted administrative capacity building measures, such as the evaluation of the skills set of human resources, using reimbursement methods that are not linked to costs.
Payments from Member States referred to in Article 32 may be complemented by additional sources, such as Union funds, private sector contributions or additional payments by Member States in order to contribute to the achievement of the Union target;
Those common criteria may be complemented by other criteria of particular relevance for explaining the tariffs in question, such as specific transportation or handling costs and bilateral volumes between different cross-border parcel delivery service providers.
However the Commission considers that the current risk-based selection process may usefully be complemented by additional selection criteria.
Of course, the specified range of tasks may be expanded, complemented, specified.
The provisions of this article may be enlarged upon and complemented by an organic law.
(48) Existing capacities should be built on and should be complemented by new assets, which may be developed in common among the responsible entities.
A light narrow blouse may well be complemented by a cardigan or jacket and be combined with skirts and trousers.