Exemplos de uso de Could be amended em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Alternatively, the transitional rules could be amended.
The Fair Labor Standards Act could be amended to accomplish those two things.
The Commission's original proposal is obviously better andthe final report is a bit of a dog's breakfast and really could be amended.
The act could be amended in the following ways to bring about a reduction in hours.
Segment to discuss how the PPB for the sector could be amended to bring in benefits for everyone involved.
Last December we had lengthy discussions on the matter as well as on the issue of whether ornot the proposal for a decision could be amended.
The Fair Labor Standards Act could be amended in several ways to shorten work time.
Doing so would have the advantage of keeping the Treaties open to further change,since the implementing parts could be amended using a simplified procedure.
Once the latter is achieved,this Decision could be amended to take account of the new test method and its associated classifications.
Since Article 96 of the ACP-EU Partnership Agreement requires consultations to be organised only if appropriate measures are to reinforced,Decision 2002/274/ EC could be amended to relax the appropriate measures without further negotiation.
Review how animal by-products legislation could be amended in order to facilitate the authorisation and approval of alternative processes for the production of biofuels;
I must also reject Amendments Nos 22 and 23, for logically,they would mean that the TACs could be amended by more than 15% year on year, and that is not acceptable.
Mr President, recital C could be amended by the addition of a few simple words, as the first necessity is a clear definition of political terror and terrorism.
A joint statement by Council andCommission states that Annex III of the Regulation could be amended by 1 July 2005 in order to adapt it to the new inspection system.
It would therefore be helpful if the proposed directive could be amended so as to require Member States to allow institutions and persons covered by it not to apply customer due diligence in respect of the ECB and the NCBs in the ESCB, including when they act on behalf of third-party customers.
It is also the case that we have reacted with the urgency asked of us so that these two Regulations could be amended and the Commission would be provided with the legal basis to act.
Asks the Secretaries-General of the political groups to present a further report, by 1 July 2004, setting out how the remaining divergences between the Financial Regulation and the Parliament's internal rules can be addressed, including, if necessary,a recommendation on how the Financial Regulation and/or the Implementing Rules could be amended to take account of the specific status of political groups;
If the President-in-Office is not able to comment today,perhaps he could inform me in writing if the Council is of the opinion that the Treaty of Rome could be amended, perhaps through the IGC, before the two conventions are adopted.
In addition, the final wording of the agreement drafted very recently at the last negotiation session has improved in the sense that it better underlines the fact that the framework decision on the European arrest warrant could be amended in the global context of further European Union integration.
This list of exemptions can be amended according to technical and scientific progress.
The directive can be amended by a committee procedure.
Length inaccuracy can be amended easily.
Material: Polyester/conton, and material can be amended by clients request.
The treaties can be amended only by unanimity.
Once we put out the PR fire, these documents can be amended.
Which, as we know, can be amended.
All flexible bookings can be amended.
Length inaccuracy can be amended easily.
And as Morsi himself noted,the constitution can be amended.
A national standard can be amended in order to adapt it to the requirements of technical progress.