Primeri uporabe It should be able v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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However, it should be able to.
Where the Commission has, on the basis of information available to it, reason to believe that a third country has adopted ormaintains a restrictive procurement practice, it should be able to start an investigation.
It should be able to utilize.
The Thames defence system, Sentry, it should be able to detect and neutralise anything like this.
It should be able to occupy minimal space.
Here, it should be able to properly conduct battle tactics and defense.
Only green tea should help because it has strong antioxidant properties and it should be able to prevent problems of reproductive organs.
It should be able to support the natural curve of the spine, again with special attention paid to proper support of the lower back.
But, it is still under design and soon, it should be able to translate into other languages like Mandarin, Japanese, Russian, etc.
It should be able to actively manage all procedures concerning the authorisation of biocidal products, at both the Community and national levels.
Higher Capacity- Since your penis will nowbe capable of holding more blood than before, it should be able to grow in size and stay that way permanently.
In addition, it should be able to be guaranteed that both employment policy guidelines and the creation of new jobs will be ensured.
Where the Board finds an impediment to resolvability resulting from the size andnature of a certain investor base, it should be able to recommend to an institution or entity that it address that impediment.
As a general rule, it should be able hold some basic makeup which can be used to freshen up, like lipstick and eyeliner.
Where a CSD intends to extend its services to non-banking type ancillary services explicitly listed in this Regulation which donot entail an increase in its risk profile, it should be able to do so following notification to the competent authority of its home Member State.
In theory, it should be able to help.
It should be able to issue certification specifications and guidance material and to make technical findings and issue certificates or register declarations as required.
(57) Where the Commission carries out assessments of the operational and financial capacity of recipients of EU funds or of their systems andprocedures, it should be able to rely on the assessments already conducted by other entities or donors such as international organizations, in order to avoid duplicating assessments of the same recipients.
It should be able to provide immediate feedback on the functioning of the policy and the potential weaknesses in national legislation and practice and contribute to the quick identification of solutions.
For example, when it comes to school, it should be able to dress alone, organize itself, and take care of its personal belongings.
It should be able to provide its opinion on the prudential assessment of mergers and acquisitions under Directive 92/49/EEC, Directive 2002/83/EC and Directive 2005/68/EC, as amended by Directive 2007/44/EC.
When a Member State considers this to be the case, it should be able to discontinue the application of Article 9 thereof in relation to the list of activities or businesses.
It should be able to require the competent authorities concerned to take specific action or to refrain from action in order to settle the matter and to ensure compliance with Union law, with binding effects on the competent authorities concerned.
In the specific example, this would mean that it should be able to absorb any losses incurred from that derivative transaction even if the market entered a crisis situation.
It should be able to require all necessary information either directly or through national resolution authorities, and to conduct investigations and on-site inspections, where appropriate in cooperation with national competent authorities, making full use of all information available to the ECB and the national competent authorities.
The Council concluded that it should be able to issue such a recommendation and accordingly asked the ad hoc working group to analyse the decision-making procedures.
It should be able to require all necessary information either through the national resolution authorities, or directly, after informing them, and to conduct investigations and on-site inspections, where appropriate in cooperation with national competent authorities, making full use of all information available to the ECB and the national competent authorities.