Esimerkkejä May be envisaged käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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In the case of SMEs, a more relaxed regime may be envisaged.
Other new regional Delegations may be envisaged in the context of possible new openings.
In the shorter term, other forms of additional funding may be envisaged.
However, it may be envisaged to incorporate them at a later stage once the legislation has been fully implemented.
As regards a possible Community accession to the 1996 Convention, the following options may be envisaged.
Specific support may be envisaged for joint or“European” doctorates and for quality assurance or accreditation at doctoral level.
Depending on the progress, appropriate regulatory steps on the implementation of eCall may be envisaged in 2008.
Where appropriate, additional risk analysis and assessments may be envisaged on the basis of the results of the annual controls.
More discussion among all parties concerned is clearly required before any concrete initiatives may be envisaged.
It may be envisaged that other authorised professionals may be allowed to prescribe particular types of medicinal products under national law.
Nevertheless, the EESC represents the position that no compromise on universal human rights ordemocratic values may be envisaged.
In particular, public service obligations may be envisaged for regular(scheduled) island cabotage services in the event of market failure to provide adequate services.
Depending on the progress of the above-mentioned measures, new regulatory actions on the implementation of eCall may be envisaged in 2008.
Taking account of the nuclear power stations already shut down, it may be envisaged that the production of radioactive waste between 2020 and 2100 will be 3 000 m3-15 000 m3 per plant, depending on the type of plant and other factors.
Co-operation with individual companies, industry associations, users' organisations andnon-governmental organisations may be envisaged.
It is obvious from the above that,whilst abolition of the block exemption may be envisaged, abolition of the liner conferences entails a host of legal problems which should be addressed first.
Depending on the findings, and on the progress made by the DPRK in accommodating the concerns expressed by the EU in July 1999 in particular, further measures may be envisaged.
Further initiatives will be taken on new vehicles and, subject to careful impact assessment,new measures may be envisaged for small combustion plants, ships and aircraft emissions.
Similar assisunce, as set out in paragraph 1, may be envisaged to help with the voluntary integration or reintegration of persons who have had to leave their homes as a result of conflicts or natural disasten.
An initiative to use the potential of existing dispersed infrastructures in different sub-Saharan countries may be envisaged, using different technologies, including mobile and satellite.
Without prejudice to the full respect of EC law, a distinction may be envisaged between measures which are unlikely to have a significant impact on competition at the Community level, and measures which have to be subject to a detailed and rigorous assessment of their effects on competition in the internal market.
The Commission takes the view that a company may not be forced into such cooperationwith firms at an exploratory stage on the relevant market and that compulsory cooperation may be envisaged only in exceptional circumstances; the exceptional nature of such circumstances would be determined in accordance with the Court of Justice's'essential facilities' doctrine.
Together with this results-driven approach further measures to highlight the results of the programme may be envisaged, with a more elaborate and dynamic online dissemination as well as through specific events to single out specific successful projects as a means to illustrate further the added value of the programme.
What specific therapeutic uses might be envisaged?
Mr Novo says that other environmental projects such as combating coastal erosion might be envisaged.
Technical assistance: Besides possibilities for technical support from the cooperation envelope, possible Frontex support might be envisaged, by using the existing mandate to trigger a working arrangement with Libya.
The results of the study could be helpful in subsequently clarifying the issues where Union action might be envisaged.
In this context, a revision of the directive on the activities and supervision of institutions for occupational retirement provision might be envisaged.
Does the Commissioner have in mind a timetable whereby accession of these two very important economies might be envisaged, and what might be some of the steps necessary before membership were to be achieved?
Where Galileo is concerned the Commission will continue to examine the various funding mechanisms which might be envisaged, taking into account, in particular, the Commission's working methods, the implications of each option for the various aspects of the programmes and the need to ensure that costs are kept under control and that activities continue as they should.