Examples of using May in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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Somewhere wallpaper May in principle not be appropriate, but somewhereBetter option than they did not find.
From the point of view of existing or potential competitors, any financial benefit then provided to such undertakings may, in principle, distort competition.
While health outcomes may in principle be a good way to measure the quality of interventions, there are a number of practical difficulties involved.
The actions of the new president are difficult to foresee, but as he is free from earlier ties, he may, in principle, also surprise us in positive ways in international contexts.
They may in principle not use industrial action, for example strikes, against each other during the period of time during which the collective agreement is valid.
You should also consider the state of the patient's cardiovascular system, which may in principle be contraindicated for sex, for example, after acute myocardial infarction or with high blood pressure.
This could be acted upon immediately and preparations made in the longer term for the establishment of Joint Consultative Committees(JCC), which may, in principle, be established under the existing PCAs.
Under maritime law a State may in principle only apply its own national legislation to ships flying its flag and to ships entering its ports.
However, until internalisation of specific unpaid external and infrastructure costs is achieved within or across land transport modes, any such State scheme authorised by the Commission may in principle be renewed.
The simplified rules may in principle apply to the carriage under public service contracts of both passengers and goods to and from a"small island.
Article 16(3) does not leave issuers whose securities are admitted to trading in a regulated market solely in one host Member State, but nowhere else in the European Union a choice between certain languages;the host Member State may in principle impose the use of its own language.
Access and interconnection agreements may, in principle, be seen as pro-competitive because they are aimed at extending the range of services available to customers.
It must be borne in mind in that connection that the first indent of the first paragraph of Article 7 aims to enable the Turkish worker and the members of his family actually to be together in the host Member State,so that the national authorities may in principle require the family members to live under the same roof as the migrant worker for the initial period of three years.
Any party exposed to UTPs may in principle seek redress via litigation in court under provisions of general civil law against abusive contract clauses.
Under the Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC of 17 May 1977 on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to turnover tax- Common system of value added tax: uniform basis of assessment in particular Article 2(1),a transaction which the parties agree to be"binding in honour only*(and therefore under national law cannot be enforced in the courts) may in principle constitute a taxable transaction for the purposes of value added tax.
Although bottling plants may in principle bottle different beverages, there are costs and lead times involved(in terms of advertising, product testing and distribution) before the products can actually be sold.
When seafarers are due to enter via a Member State airport, the competent authorities at the Member State port shall inform the competent authorities at the Member State airport of entry, by means of a duly completed form for seafarers in transit who are subject to visa requirements(as set out in Part 2), sent by fax, electronic mail or other means, of the results of the verification andshall indicate whether a visa may in principle be issued at the border.
It follows that a number of sponsors may, in principle, obtain the designation of the same product/indication combination, subject to the application of other intellectual property rights which, of course, are in no way affected.
According to the Treaty, it means that the citizens of each Member State may in principle move or reside in the territory of other Member States, but it does not mean that the States of residence have no right of control or right of justified refusal.
Such measures may in principle consist of(i) the disqualification of certain tenders made up for more than 50% of goods or services originating in the country concerned; and/or(ii) a mandatory price penalty on those goods or services tendered which originate in the country concerned.
However, where there is no tender, or no adequate tender, there is a need for an infrastructure exception so thatthe State support may in principle be examined and exempted if the amount of support is limited to what is strictly necessary to achieve the project concerned and competition is not distorted to an extent contrary to the common interest and therefore falls within the rules.
Despite the fact that subsidies may in principle impede the liberalization of the European transport market, it may be necessary in certain circumstances and under certain conditions to deviate from this principle. .
The Court held that the German legislature may, in principle, make partial application of the exception provided for in the Community regulation for urban, suburban and regional transport, since by so doing it comes closer to the objectives pursued by that regulation.
Goods such as flowers or tomatoes, for instance, might in principle serve as a medium of exchange.
Ensuring that policyholders are better informed(about the existence of an IGS andthe level of protection it provides) might, in principle, help policyholders to choose between insurers.
A satisfactory co-operation agreement with the US might, in principle, allow both sides to consider reduced satellite constellations which together would guarantee the levels of service required by each party.
The Court notes, for the first time, that,although an objective of rewarding workers' loyalty to their employers(loyalty bonus) might in principle be justified by public-interest reasons, the Austrian provision entails obstacles which cannot be justified by such an objective.
For uranium exploration rights in principle may not apply for the exploration of mineral exploration.