Exemple de utilizare a Could prejudice în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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It could prejudice the results of the case study.
Individual action by Member States could prejudice the internal market.
Which could prejudice her sentencing…" And it goes on and on.
It should therefore not be limited in a general way, as this could prejudice the effective exercise of the rights of defence;
Do not access the website and information enclosed in order to use material against any individual orcompany in any manner that could prejudice its of any kind.
Weaknesses refer to any lack of capability ordeficiency in resources that could prejudice the competitiveness or the financial performance of the company, that is, any limiting factors for the company.
Recently(in January 2016), ZDG published an article about a draft government decision,submitted by ASM, which could prejudice the state with about 10 million lei.
(b) the need to avoid difficulties which cannot be reasonably overcome and could prejudice the efficient, current and planned future production of hydrocarbons, including that from fields of marginal economic viability;
Pending that decision, which would need to be taken quickly, national authorities would be required to refrain from adopting national measures that could prejudice the effectiveness of the group resolution scheme.
Loosening the award criteria orreserving contracts to certain types of organisations could prejudice the ability of procurement procedures to ensure acquisition of such services"at least cost to the community" and thus carry the risk of the resulting contracts involving State aid.
(13) In the general interests of the Community, in deflecting sub-standard shipping from its ports,the terminal representative should notify apparent deficiencies on board a bulk carrier which could prejudice the safety of loading or unloading operations.
Whereas in order toprevent inappropriate use of these products which could prejudice the health of infants it is also desirable to extend the application of the Community rules on labelling of infant formulae and follow-on formuale to those products intended for export to third countries;
The provider is not aware of the fact that the activity or information to which is grants access is illegal and, as concerning the torts, he is not aware of any facts orcircumstances showing that the respective activity or information could prejudice the rights of a third party;
During the preparation of a European standard referred to in the first indent of Article 6(3) or after its approval,their standardisation bodies do not take any action which could prejudice the harmonisation intended and, in particular, that they do not publish in the field in question a new or revised national standard which is not completely in line with an existing European standard.
Nevertheless, in terms of implementation, the Committee recommends that particular attention be paid to pilotage, mooring and towage, taking due account of their different impacts, so these can be exercised under independent judgement,free of any commercial pressure that could prejudice the safety, security and environmental protection of the port community and the general public.
Factors such as power imbalances, and the age, maturity or intellectual capacity of the victim, which could limit orreduce the victim's ability to make an informed choice or could prejudice a positive outcome for the victim, should be taken into consideration in referring a case to and in conducting a restorative process.
Member States which are party to the international conventions setting up the international organizations Intelsat, Inmarsat, Eutelsat and Intersputnik for the purposes of satellite operatons shall communicate to the Commission, at its request,the information they psses on any measure that could prejudice compliance with the competition rules of the EC Treaty or affect the aims of this Directive or of the Council Directives on telecommunications.
Member States shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that, during the preparation of a European standard referred to in the first indent of Article 6(3) or after its approval,their standardisation bodies do not take any action which could prejudice the harmonisation intended and, in particular, that they do not publish in the field in question a new or revised national standard which is not completely in line with an existing European standard.
The EESC also proposes that a new point 6 be added, as follows:" Member States shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that, during the preparation of a European standard referred to in Article 7,their standardisation bodies do not take any action which could prejudice the harmonisation intended and, in particular, that they do not publish in the field in question a new or revised national standard which is not completely in line with an existing European standard".
That's the kind of conduct that can prejudice a jury quite, quite severely.
Contemporary medicine puts forward an apparently inexhaustible range of treatments andinterventions for all types of disorders or illnesses which can prejudice, temporarily or permanently, the human organism.
If this comes up in court… It's the kind of conduct that can prejudice a jury.
If Romanian orforeign authorities discover a breach committed by the Client that can prejudice the image and the integrity of the Provider or the pursuit of the Agreement; or.
Now, I want to be very clear: We do not think our work should or could justify prejudice against people of one or another body size at all.