Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Czech
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That could constitute a mistake. Ok.
Any different use from that indicated in this manual could constitute a danger, therefore, it must be avoided.
That could constitute a mistake. Oh.
A European perspective including Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union' could constitute a driving force for reforms in these countries.
Well, that could constitute a mistake. Oh, okay.
The packaging materials(plastic bags, polystyrene foam etc.)should be kept out of the reach of children, as they could constitute a safety hazard.
Well, that could constitute a mistake.
EL Madam President, yesterday in plenary, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats)put forward another proposal which could constitute a compromise.
Okay, well, that could constitute a mistake.
Thirdly, OLAF's independence is also guaranteed by its obligation to bring before the courts the facts of a case which could constitute the elements of a crime.
The feasibility study on issuing joint Eurobonds could constitute an opportunity to examine in greater detail financial instruments for defending against speculation, and to put them into practice.
For example, if the correlation figures show a strong relationship between EUR/USD and USD/JPY over recent trading, but the latest price movements suggest a break-down in the relationship,then that could constitute a trading opportunity.
The establishment of a European Asylum Support Office could constitute an important step towards the adoption of best practices in this area, giving Member States greater confidence in each other, and resulting in the improved exchange of information.
What they now want, among other things,is Community budget funding to finance the European Parliament election campaigns of the European political parties, which could constitute clear interference in the internal political affairs and democratic functioning of each country.
A programme of awarding Union assistance in the field of energy to promote economic recovery could constitute a means of reversing the recent trend and regaining the initiative, with the aim of increasing the Member States' energy self-sufficiency.
It is vital that we secure the consumer's right to complain in their own country and in their own language, and it is vital that food products andother goods that could constitute a health risk can be subject to checks in the event of import into the individual countries.
After the second sentence,which reads,'is convinced that an institutional dialogue bringing together the EU and the BSEC could constitute a step towards creating a genuine partnership in the region', I would suggest including the following sentence:'to this end, calls for a joint working group between the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Parliamentary Assembly of the BSEC to be established.
That the request is illegal,(which is the case in the great majority of countries) and that,as specified by law, such action could constitute an offence and expose the requestor, the employee and the company to heavy penalties, including criminal penalties;
Impact assessments(LAs) can constitute important support for the legislative process.
Any form of coalition can constitute an interim measure with a view to fresh elections that are free, democratic and transparent, as stated by the candidate opposing Mr Mugabe.
It is a problem with a strong multilateral component,because the sale and transit of gas can constitute a commercial activity only if the necessary conditions are met.
I am sure that the principle of good governance, based on the principle of transparency andexchange of information, can constitute the basis for pursuing the European Union's priority aim of combating tax havens, tax evasion and illicit capital flight.
I am voting in favour of the proposal because the objectives to be pursued andthe future direction to be taken regarding environmental economic accounts need to be clearly set out, and so that these accounts can constitute an indispensable basis for environmental economic decision making.
Unauthorised repairs can constitute serious risks for the user and void the warranty.
Unauthorised repairs can constitute serious risks for the user and void the warranty.
This undermines the minorities' trust in democratic institutions and can constitute grounds for discrimination.
This instrument complies with current industry standards andthe recognized safety regulations; however, it can constitute a hazard in use.