Exemple de utilizare a May distort în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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This may distort your measurements and decisions.
Large state capital subventions to airports may distort competition.
Side and shelf loads may distort or bend the D-type shackle.
C may distort competition or hamper the functioning of the internal energy market;
Alternate use of medication is also not recommended, as this may distort the results of treatment.
In other words,your system may distort the sounds and/or you may hear a vibration in the speakers.
The WebUser Interface checks the message HTML portion code andremoves some tags that may distort the entire WebUser Message page.
Consequently, such support may distort competition and is regarded as State aid pursuant to Article 107(1) TFEU.
It hampers the attractivenessof the profession and makes the sector vulnerable to illegal practices that may distort the competition.
Whereas differences which may distort conditions of competition interfere with the smooth running of the organisation of the market in animals;
This adds to international credibility by preventing suspicions that vested interests may distort accreditation decisions.17.
And while these microwaves may distort the surrounding magnetic field, the waves are able to pass through most mediums unimpeded.
The European Parliament argues that differences between Member States with regard to aviation security may distort the European aviation market.
(6) Differences which may distort conditions of competition interfere with the smooth running of the organisation of the market in animals and animal products;
The different tax regime for dividends,interest and royalties may distort the capital structure of companies and the allocation of intangibles.
The trade mark laws at present applicable in the Member States contain disparities which may impede the free movement of goods andfreedom to provide services and may distort competition within the common market;….
The VAT system should,"eliminate,as far as possible, factors which may distort conditions of competition, whether at national or Community level".
Whereas differences which may distort conditions of competition interfere with the smooth running of the organization of the common market in pigs and pig products;
Fraud with the aim of evading taxes has serious consequences for national budgets,violates the principle of fair taxation and may distort competition and have an impact on the functioning of the internal market.
In some cases these membership arrangements may distort the conditions under which individual member institutions concerned compete with each other, or under which potential new members can compete with incumbents.
Although the directive should not allow discrimination based on the haulier's nationality,Article 7k permits Member States which introduce a system for charging tolls and/or users of the infrastructure to offer suitable compensation for these charges, which may distort competition.
If these concerns are confirmed, such capacity mechanisms may distort competition and lead to higher electricity prices by unduly favouring particular producers or technologies, and they may create obstacles to trade in electricity across borders.
The laws, regulations andadministrative measures in Member States concerning the transfer of defence-related products within the Community contain disparities, which may impede the free movement of defence related products and may distort competition within the internal market.
Whereas the trade mark laws at present applicable in the Member States contain disparities which may impede the free movement of goods andfreedom to provide services and may distort competition within the common market; whereas it is therefore necessary, in view of the establishment and functioning of the internmal market, to approximate the laws of Member States;
Whereas the laws, regulations and administrative measures in Member States concerning the pursuit of activities as television broadcasters andcable operators contain disparities, some of which may impede the free movement of broadcasts within the Community and may distort competition within the common market;
On the one hand, acting as a pull factor for illegal immigration, illegal employment, like undeclared work by EU citizens, leads to losses to public finances, can depress wages andworking conditions, may distort competition between businesses and means that the undeclared workers will not benefit from health insurance and pension rights that depend on contributions.
In that regard, it is particularly important to bear in mind that large supermarket chains have a much greater ability to take such calculations into account than do small traders, so thatany possibility of rounding VAT on individual items may distort competition in favour of the former to the detriment of the latter.
Favourable treatments granted to issuances of non-equity securities with a denomination per unit in excess of EUR 100 000 may distort the structure of debt markets, create impediments to proper diversification of portfolios and to the development of electronic trading platforms, thus undermining liquidity on the secondary market, and may reduce investment choice for retail investors by depriving them of the opportunity to acquire investment-grade corporate bonds.
The European Parliament and the Council state in the proposal that illegal employment,"like undeclared work by EU citizens, leads to losses to public finances, can depress wages and working conditions, may distort competition between businesses and means that the undeclared workers will not benefit from health insurance and pension rights".
Whereas approximation of the laws of the Member States concerning the liability of the producer for damage caused by the defectiveness of his products is necessary because the existing divergences may distort competition and affect the movement of goods within the common market and entail a differing degree of protection of the consumer against damage caused by a defective product to his health or property;