Eksempler på brug af Which would result på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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What he was advocating was an EU-wide fiscal policy, which would result in EU-wide higher taxes.
A move from exemption to taxation, which would result from greater access to the option to tax as we have advocated in this proposal,would correct this trend.
There is danger that one might think that kiel relates to diris, which would result in a bizarre meaning.
Unfortunately, we cannot accept Mrs Schleicher's amendment No 9, which would result in the exclusion of vinegar, edible oils and all milk and milk-based beverages; that would call into question the whole balance of the proposal and thus deprive it of its essential substance.
This prevents any chance that the lost data is overwritten which would result in it not being recoverable.
PL Mr President,last week a delegation of Polish shipyard workers came to Brussels to protest against the Commission's decision to close down two slipways, which would result in mass lay-offs.
I believe that we should speed up the process at the highest decision-making levels, which would result in closer trade relations between these two strategic partners.
On November 22, it will be nearly three months that SegWit will be activated andthe New York Agreement road map has planned a Bitcoin hard fork which would result in double the block size.
These interests are the same as those which are pushing for transatlantic integration, which would result in Europe accepting a situation of permanent subordination to the American superpower.
This reanalysis then applied the regression equations of blood pressure against sodium intake derived from the initial pooled study to calculate for each age group the potential falls in blood pressure which would result from reductions in sodium intakes8.
Also, these"open skies' agreements would make it impossible to be sure of eliminating the imbalances which would result between the national markets and the main companies arriving here from the US, without any reciprocity at all.
However, I wonder whether it would not be more advisable to take anoverall view of this matter or to deal with it through the normal procedures of the parties themselves, which would result in greater stability and less opposition.
The laws of a Member State may provide that, as regards SEs registered in that Member State,the transfer of a registered office which would result in a change of the law applicable shall not take effect if any of that Member State's competent authorities opposes it within the two-month period referred to in paragraph 6.
On the other hand, there is then, of course,the risk that the simplified procedure could no longer be applied, which would result in referendums being needed.
A damaged roller can potentially tear a conveyor belt to shreds, which would result in a very expensive repair.
The draft budgel for the financial year 1995 was established in compliance with the current ceiling on own resources; nevertheless, for information,fhe Council appended to the draft budget the financing arrangements which would result from application of' the new Decision on own resources.
The burden thus estimated may not exceed the average tax burden which would result from applying Articles 2, 3, 4 and 6.
The Corte di cassazione stated that, in the absence of the factors required by the lex fori to establish the related nature of the actions,it was also not a case where claims were being made against a number of defendants(cumulo soggettivo) which would result in Article 6(1) of the Convention being applied.
I wish to stress the importance of the application of activity-based budgeting, which would result in more rational and analytical estimates.
In writing.-(RO) Member States must adopt a firm joint stance in order to improve the functioning of the European Single Market andprevent the return of economic protectionism, which would result in fragmentation of the internal market and affect competitiveness.
On the other hand, there are Commissioners whoare in favour of REACH and emissions trading, which would result in the relocation of large parts of our industry outside Europe.
The key may be revised before the start of Stage Three in the event that the Commission provides revised statistical data to be used for the determination of the key before December 1998 which would result in a change of 0,01% or more in an NCB 's share.
Subject to Article 11(2), persons under 18 years of age may not be assigned to any work which would result in their being exposed workers.
These days, all the computers are equipped with NTFS file system since it offers more functionalities to organize and manage the stored data in comparison with earlier FAT file system. But, later on as years roll on,there are great possibilities that the performance of your NTFS volumes might decrease, which would result in sluggish performance and in turn the applications becomes unresponsive.
There might be 15 or20 of you here who wish to proceed with the supplementary questions on Croatia, which would result in the subsequent questions from other MEPs never being put.
The Icicles No 48 has a nice andwide base which stops you losing the toy internally which would result in a very embarrassing trip to A.
Amendment No 2 proposes the inclusion of words to the effect that the Union will not take any measures which would result in loss of income or greater poverty in the south.
Lulling vote for Amendments Nos 45, 46, 48 and 51,which have absolutely nothing to do with the issue and which would result in an impractical degree of censorship.
However, I think there is still one lacuna:it refuses to design a system of integrated principles with clear guidelines which would result in completely objective recruitment competitions.
Last June we all welcomed unanimous Security Council resolution 1546 marking the start of the political process which would result in free elections and a new democratic constitution.