Esimerkkejä Proposals may käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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These proposals may require dopolnitenyh conditions.
I hope today's Commission proposals may change this.
Proposals may be submitted by one or several undertakings, acting jointly.
Where either Party considers it necessary, proposals may be dealt with in accordance with Article 16 3.
Proposals may also be made by scientific associations, universities and research institutions, companies and associations.
The best proposal will be rewarded with 1000 euro. In addition, other proposals may be reclaimed for 300 euro per proposal. .
These proposals may, inter alia, serve either to increase or to reduce the competences conferred on the Union in the Treaties.
The Commission is aware, however, of the considerably economic impact these proposals may have on the tanker industry and will present a further economic analysis as soon as possible.
Proposals may contribute to improving the European dimension of guidance and counselling by exchanging experiences and standards.
Though ICT is an essential feature of Minerva, proposals may also be based on innovative combinations of technical and non-technical means.
The proposals may appear radical in comparison to the Commission proposal but, in fact, they are only a starting point for future negotiations with the Council.
Concerning paragraph 18, we wish to make it clear that Conservatives do not support closer European integration butshare the view that there is a current mistrust relating to the EU institutions which these proposals may help to alleviate.
These proposals may take the form of guidelines(recommendations) to the Member States or may necessitate amending current EU legislation.
However, you must bear in mind that such proposals may turn out to be very dangerous- not only result in a lack of effects, but also deterioration of your health!
Proposals may be submitted by one or several Member States, international organisations, joint undertakings, or public or private undertakings or bodies established in Member States.
Although there may be cases where sector-specific proposals may be justified, the Commission does not call for any subsidies, or for a privileged treatment of the sector, or for the replacement of the import quotas by other forms of protection.
Both these proposals may well cause serious problems, especially for small railway companies that wish to participate in the market, while the bigger former monopolies can easily adapt to them.
Amnesty International stated in a commentary on the UK proposals3 that such proposals may effectively result in denying access to the EU territory and shifting asylum seekers to processing zones where responsibility, enforceability and accountability for refugee protection would, in Amnesty's views, be diminished, weak and unclear.
As these proposals may affect relevant Community legislation and as it is necessary to ensure that proposals are justified and have sufficient support in the Community, only joint proposals by the Community and the Member States should be submitted to the Secretariat.
For that purpose, proposals may be submitted by entities which do not have legal personality under the applicable national law, provided that their representatives have the capacity to undertake legal obligations on their behalf and offer guarantee for the protection of the Union's financial interests equivalent to that offered by legal persons.
Mr Bonde's proposal may be regarded as poorly thought through.
Proposal may entail reprogramming of the relevant heading in the financial perspective.
The proposal may look complicated but it is dead simple.
Today's proposal may save companies €40 to 60 billion.
The proposal may relate to more than one of' the listed objectives in the call.
The proposal may also be something that has never been thought before!
The proposal may also be prepared following a political agreement at conciliation to mobilise the Instrument.
The proposal may be implemented simply and gradually.
The proposal may, however, discriminate against certain classes of beverages.
The proposal may therefore require Explanatory Documents on its transposition.