Examples of using Decision would in English and their translations into German
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Political
The decision would enter into force on 1 December 2001.
And if they didn't produce a winner, then the decision would go to one of the other branches of government, the Congress.
A decision would affect only the price paid after 1 January 2001.
The Labour MP Dan Norris, a former child protection officer, said the decision would underline public perception that judges were"out of touch.
Such a Decision would indeed have political significance.
Mankind were but a single[religious] community; then they differed.And were it not for a prior decree of your Lord, decision would have been made between them concerning that about which they differ.
Any such decision would invalidate the Commission's decision. .
They did not divide[into sects] except after the knowledge had come to them, out of envy among themselves; and were it not for a prior decree of your Lord[granting them reprieve]until a specified time, decision would have been made between them.
Not reaching a decision would jeopardise our position in the ongoing WTO Round.
They did not divide[into sects] except after the knowledge had come to them, out of envy among themselves; and were it not for a prior decree of your Lord[granting them reprieve]until a specified time, decision would have been made between them.
An appeal against the decision would not prevent it from being executed.
They did not divide[into sects] except after the knowledge had come to them, out of envy among themselves; and were it not for a prior decree of your Lord[granting them reprieve]until a specified time, decision would have been made between them.
This Decision would classify chicken fillets with some 2% added salt as salted meat.
With market globalization and the free movement of capital, it would be an error and, at any event,unacceptable to consider imposing measures solely at EU level: such a decision would severely penalize the EU banking industry, especially in relation to its main Japanese and American rivals, and would have disastrous consequences.
This decision would cover all Community policy sectors, which rely on the use of radio spectrum.
A decision would also, of course, be political, but it must rely primarily on technical assessments.
The decision would require each mobile phone manufacturer to offer a minimum of two hearing aid compatible mobile phone models by 2005.
This decision would for instance also apply since it was taken under the relevant EPC rule applying mutatis mutandis.
This Decision would provide for a Community level policy platform for addressing all issues related to the use of radio spectrum.
However, such a decision would dramatically increase the risk of Poland becoming one of the main theaters of eventual military operations.
This decision would lead to the withdrawal from the market of a range of important pharmaceuticals and create non-WTO compatible trade barriers.
However, this decision would ultimately turn out to be wrong, as the nominal wages of employees due to lower inflation may increase by less than that assumed by the firm.
Such a decision would not conclude that there is an infringement of the EU antitrust rules but legally binds the companies concerned to respect the commitments offered.
This decision would not be directed against individual mobility, but against the dissipation of a scarce resource that is more urgently needed to produce synthetic materials.
The Decision would require two Member States to join the most recent version of the Berne Convention and five Member States to join Rome, in all cases as individual Member States.
Such a decision would compromise both the upturn in employment in Europe and ecological investment, especially that related to saving energy and combating the greenhouse effect.
The decision would determine the scope and duration of the reintroduction of controls, and would be for renewable periods of up to 30 days, with a maximum duration of six months.
If so, the decision would probably be made on the basis of stratigraphic criteria. The stratigraphy would essentially reveal a layer of long-lived waste such as radioactive waste, plastic and concrete.
The Decision would"stop the clock," by temporarily deferring enforcement of the obligations of aircraft operators in respect of incoming and outgoing flights under the European Union's Emission Trading System ETS.
Such a decision would amount to entrusting assessment and promotion powers in particular to another authority than those laid down for all the other officials and other staff at the EESC, which was likely to upset the balance in the career development of the institution's staff.