Exemple de utilizare a Elements which may în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Innovation, by including in its offer all the elements which may add value to its products.
Examples of elements which may be unequal, in respect of funded defined-benefit schemes, as referred to in Article 6(h).
This shall include the opportunity to give an explanation regarding elements which may be missing and/or any inconsistencies or contradictions in his/her statements.
Those names of the elements which may be told, and are common, he has called Aeons, and words, and roots, and seeds, and fulnesses, and fruits.
The applicant shall be given the opportunity to provide an explanation regarding elements which may be missing or any inconsistencies or contradictions in the applicant's statements.
The company assumes no liability for any loss and/or theft of information caused by malfunctions of the soft with which the site is created and hosted and neither guarantees that the site, server, ande-mails delivered contain no viruses or other elements which may harm your computer.
It is necessary to know the thickness of the assembly of these elements, which may be different and depends on the thickness of the wall in which the door opening is set.
Annex V to Directive 97/33, entitled‘Cost accounting systems for interconnection', indicates,by way of example, some elements which may be included in such accounting systems.
That finding is confirmed, in addition, by Annex V to Directive 97/33 which provides that among the elements which may be included in the cost accounting system are the accounting conventions used for the treatment of costs covering the timescale for depreciation of major categories of fixed assets.
Article 7(5) calls for details of the cost accounting system; the list below indicates,by way of example, some elements which may be included in such accounting systems.
The basic principles about fire safety are defined worldwide in a similar manner andtypically comprise the elements which may be found as the basis for the European definition of fire safety, as outlined in the Construction Product Regulation of the European Union.
Where the ratified intergovernmental agreement or amendment to the intergovernmental agreement refers explicitly to other texts,the Member State concerned shall also submit those other texts in so far as they contain elements which may have an impact on the functioning of the internal energy market or on the security of energy supply in the Union.
Where the existing intergovernmental agreement refers explicitly to other texts,the Member State concerned shall also submit those other texts in so far as they contain elements which may have an impact on the functioning of the internal energy market or on the security of energy supply in the Union.
Where the non-binding instrument or the amendment to the non-binding instrument refers explicitly to other texts,the Member State concerned shall also submit those other texts in so far as they contain elements which may have an impact on the functioning of the internal energy market or on the security of energy supply in the Union.
Where the draft intergovernmental agreement or amendment to an existing intergovernmental agreement refers explicitly to other texts,the respective Member State shall also submit those other texts in so far as they contain elements which may have an impact on the functioning of the internal energy market or on the security of energy supply in the Union.
All zodiac signs have their own energy element, which may be the same as ruby, and Vice versa.
Possible elements which might supplement existing rights and which fall within the responsibility of Member States;
Possible elements which might supplement existing rights and which could be achieved through self-regulation by private stakeholders, i.e. the industry and consumer representatives.
However, a significant proportion, more than 50%,of the advertising spots contained elements which might be linked to some of the characteristics banned by the AVMSD, although in view of the detailed requirements of the AVMSD they fell short of constituting a clear cut infringement.
Where each Name is the type of an element which may appear as a child.
In addition, Directive 1999/4/EC does not confer on the Commission appropriate powers to promptly adapt or update its Annex to take account of technical progress,although that Annex contains technical elements which might also have to be adapted or updated to take account of technical progress.
Furthermore, although containing technical elements which might have to be adapted or updated to take account of technical progress, Sections A and B(1) of Annex I to Directive 2000/36/EC are not covered by the Commission's powers to adapt certain provisions of that Annex to technical progress.
Although Annexes to Directives 1999/4/EC, 2000/36/EC, 2001/111/EC, and 2001/114/EC contain technical elements which might have to be adapted or updated to take account of developments in relevant international standards, those Directives do not confer on the Commission appropriate powers to promptly adapt or update those Annexes to take account of developments in international standards.
Moreover the framework within which those elements may be applied appears too restrictive.