Examples of using Rules would in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Programming
What rules would that be?
Be prepared for the fact that the rules would have to agree.
What rules would they be?
Improving the visibility of these rules would already be helpful.
The rules would thus be foreseeable
People also translate
If so, which type of rules would you consider?
The rules would apply alongside voluntary governance measures.
Only this result of living up to the rules would be worth the sacrifices.
The rules would protect me from screwing everything up. So, I thought.
of compulsory labelling, and these rules would of course apply in all Member States.
Older rules would apply.
Again, this advantage must be carefully weighed against the additional administrative burdens that such rules would entail for procurers and undertakings.
What new rules would you like to have?
3 effective rules would protect both business
Different national rules would impede the internal market;
Rules would then need to be established on how to determine whose death triggers the term of protection.
I repeat: no such rules would have to be weakened.
The rules would protect me from screwing everything up. The president, the country. So, I thought.
Confronting actors working on both markets with two separate sets of rules would severely hamper the efficient functioning of the internal market.
Uniform rules would give legal certainty to all operators on the market.
So, I thought the rules would protect me from screwing everything up.
These rules would apply to all external and internal competitions to
And even if those rules would exist, they still would have to be applied.
New rules would ensure transparency of Parliament's proceedings at all levels
A harmonised set of rules would substantially facilitate multimodal transport.
These rules would apply to contracts not upon a choice by the parties,
Legislation containing stricter or more detailed rules would ignore the differences that exist at the borders in terms of demography, geography and organisational idiosyncrasies.
These rules would not be subject to any type of executive
A single set of rules would considerably facilitate Member States' enforcement tasks.
These new rules would make the international financial system more responsible