Examples of using Operators may in English and their translations into Finnish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Operators may be required inter alia.
Power plant operators may need licenses.
Operators may be required inter alia.
In addition to the information referred to in paragraph 1, operators may indicate a more precise catch or production area.
Operators may be required inter alia.
Depending on the seriousness of the offence, economic operators may be liable to a fine and in some circumstances, imprisonment.
Operators may in addition affix their customary labels.
Since there is often insufficient demand and transactions in such areas,private operators may often decide not to invest.
Some operators may choose not to build their own infrastructure.
The divergence between the rules in question means that operators may be obliged to create a legal entity that is"made to measure.
Some operators may present the costs as percentages, which makes comparison more difficult.Â.
In this way, Greek legislation establishes a system that predetermines which economic operators may take part in each tender procedure.
Economic operators may request at any time their registration in an official list or for the issuance of a certificate.
Option 1 will not always be effective since in order to prevent entry of new competitors, operators may prefer to pay financial penalties rather than re-open a facility.
Operators may place on the market derived products, other than the products referred to in Article 2(3), provided.
Greek legislation establishes a system of compulsory registry for national construction companies that predetermines which operators may take part in each tender procedure.
Operators may face at least comparable costs for the deployment of new networks and for marketing of new 3G services.
Where national guides have been produced in accordance with Article 7 and subsequently Community guides are produced in accordance with this Article,food business operators may refer to either.
Under such schemes, other operators may reduce their contributions if they provide universal service in their area of operation.
For this purpose, non-discriminatory criteria should be indicated which the contracting authorities may use when selecting competitors andthe means which economic operators may use to prove they have satisfied those criteria.
Furthermore, operators may complete the label with any other of the indications required under the compulsory labelling system Article 14.
Where a country opposes reporting of payments to government,EU extractive operators may find it harder to operate locally which might have consequent effect on oil and gas resourcing.
Feed business operators may use the guides provided for in Articles 21 to 23 to help them comply with their obligations under this Regulation.
I would like to highlight this aspect,because the different obligations that economic operators may impose, in line with different national soil protection legislation, could distort competition.
However, operators may opt voluntarily to use the current logo under Annex V to Regulation(EEC) No 2092/91 until a new Community logo has been created.
Contracting authorities shall not require certificates other than those referred to in Articles 60 and 61;in respect of Article 62, economic operators may rely on any appropriate means to prove to the contracting authority that they will have at their disposal the resources necessary.
In the future, EURES network operators may include companies and third sector organisations that apply and are approved to join the EURES network.
Economic operators may also be less inclined to engage in projects which may turn out to have been tendered in violation of EU law.
In order to enable the separate sale of roaming services, operators may in particular allow the use of a"EU roaming profile" on the same SIM card and the use of the same terminal alongside domestic mobile services.
Operators may use these tools to optimise traffic flows and to guarantee good quality of service in a period of exploding demand and rising network congestion at peak times.