Examples of using Can in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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Can, in principle, and squeal on the head.
Such certificates can, in principle, be exchanged and traded.
However, the Commission stresses the fact that in sectors with overcapacitysuch as road transport, no aid can in principle be granted for the purchase of transport vehicles.
The revised Plan can in principle accommodate only national systems.
Of the last-minute amendments tabled for this part-session, the Commission can in principle accept Amendments 41, 43, 49 and 54.
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The Commission can, in principle, support the first part of Amendment No 2.
It is not appropriate to cover licensing by dominant companiesby a block exemption, as anti-competitive agreements of dominant companies can in principle not be exempted.
The Commission can in principle accept Amendments Nos 25, 27, 36, 40 and 41.
To the extent that the objective of the Committee on Legal Affairs amendment is to secure the financing of newspapers that currently depend on the fees for company publications,this objective can in principle be shared by the Commission.
This bonus can in principle be given widiout an application by the enterprise.
This approach and its scope, which the Commission can in principle approve, are defined by Amendments Nos 22 and 47.
This can in principle be approved, but some rewording is required if misinterpretations are to be avoided.
According to this view the use of the IPR to ensure the benefit of the specific subject matter of that right can in principle be scrutinised under the competition provisions, however it may fall outside the competition provisions for other reasons such as objective justification.15.
Queerer than can in principle be supposed, or just queerer than we can suppose, given the limitations of our brain's evolutionary apprenticeship in Middle World?
Only way to prevent the emergence of allergies can in principle be the complete exclusion of contact susceptibility to potential allergens.
This problem can, in principle, be solved numerically if one possesses a good initial approximation.
The amendments 116, 120 and 131 can in principle be accepted as a whole or in part, subject to editorial amendments.
While UTPs can, in principle, be present in any sector, stakeholder feedback to the Green Paper suggests that they are particularly problematic in the food supply chain.
NRAs are given increased powers to promote a sin gle European market for electronic communications net works and services;players can in principle enter markets on the basis of general authorisation; access and interconnection re gimes are based on commercial negotia tion, backed by strong NRA powers to ensure end-to-end communications in Europe; and the citizen is protected by a clear and comprehensive framework of universal service and privacy rules, including rules against spamming.
The Commission can in principle accept this definition in Art 1 subject to the following rewording:"(2) In defining the term'independent producer', Member States shall take account notably of the ownership and proprietary rights of the production firm and of the number of programmes provided to the same broadcaster.
The Commission can in principle agree with the need for Community action.
The Commission can in principle accept the addition of“CD and video cases for short-term use” and of“wrapping and gift paper sold as a separate product” as well as the new formulation on flower pots.
The Commission can, in principle, accept Amendment No 2, which makes this clear.
Consideration can in principle be retained for the Commission's analysis.
The use of biofuels can, in principle, make a substantial contribution towards reducing Europe's dependence on fossil-based energy sources.
Implementation Agreements can in principle be concluded as soon as the amending budget has been approved and the Commission has adopted the Grant Decision.
A remotely piloted aircraft can in principle weigh no more than 25 kilograms and must generally fly at an altitude of less than 150 metres from the surface of the ground or water.
As a result, the Commission can in principle accept the following amendments in the report on geographical indications: Amendments 1, 10, 11, 15, 25, 29 and 31.
The Community Customs Code can in principle be applied to trade with all non-member countries, allowing the application of other regulations in cases where international agreements establish special security measures.
Moreover, measures to reduce GHG emissions can in principle incentivise both renewables development and energy savings, but e.g. higher levels of the ETS price than those experienced over the last few years would be needed to have considerable impact.