Examples of using May stipulate in English and their translations into German
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Internal law may stipulate cases where the request is inadmissible.
The provisions contained in the draft regulation relating to forestreproductive material specify that Member States may stipulate stricter requirements for material available to final users.
For beef/veal, the arrangements may stipulate that the number of livestock units must be cut by at least 20.
They may stipulate that this repayment be deferred for up to three years after the member's departure.
Thoroughly read any contract you sign, as it may stipulate that you may show and sell work exclusively through that gallery.
A tender may stipulate that it may be treated as submitted only if the award relates to all or a specified part of the quantity indicated in the tender.
In paragraph 1 the followingsecond subparagraph is added:"The Member States may stipulate that this delivery must take place before the date referred to in the first subparagraph.
The Member States may stipulate that the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 shall not apply until 18 months after the end of the period provided for in that paragraph.
The Member State concerned may stipulate that such access must be confined to the State education system.
 It may stipulate that the importer has to pay for special controls owing to known or new risks in connection with certain aids to agricultural production or plants.4.
 The pardons authority may stipulate that the petition for a pardon that has been refusedmay not be filed again before the expiry of a certain period.
It may stipulate that applications from certain categories of third-country nationals are to be transmitted by the representing Member State to the central authorities of the represented Member State for prior consultation as provided for in Article 22;
 The drawer may stipulate that the sight bill may not be presented for payment before a specified date.
Member States may stipulate that registration as referred to in the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 of this article shall not be necessary where the creditor or credit intermediary concerned is a"credit institution" within the meaning of Article 1(1) of Directive 2000/12/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council19 and is authorised in accordance with the provisions of that Directive.
 The articles of association may stipulate that each member is entitled, at his own expense, to request a copy of the profit and loss account and the balance sheet from the cooperative.
Member States may stipulate that lawful users of a database which is made available to the public in whatever manner may, without the authorization of its maker, extract or re-utilize a substantial part of its contents.
The Member States of destination may stipulate that the copy to be returned to the consignor for discharge should be certified or endorsed by its national authorities.
Member States may stipulate that the combined warnings are to be accompanied by a reference, outside the box for warnings, to the issuing authority.
The Member State in which the branch has been opened may stipulate that the documents referred to in Article 2(2)(b) and Article 3 must be published in another official language of the Community and that the translation of such documents must be certified.
A Member State may stipulate that the power to represent the SCE may be conferred by the statutes on a single person or on several persons acting jointly.
The Member State in which the branch has been opened may stipulate that the documents referred to in Article 29(2)(b) and Article 30 must be published in another official language of the Ö Union Õ and that the translation of such documents must be certified.
The contract may stipulate that the dispute settlement procedure referred to in Article 15(3) and(4) shall be applicable to disputes arising from the application of the contract.
Member States may stipulate that the warnings referred to in paragraphs 2 and 4 are to be accompanied by a reference, outside the box for warnings, to the issuing authority.
Note that providers may stipulate that a subscriber signs a contract with them for a certain amount of time and a change of service may only be possible after the contract expires.
 The Federal Council may stipulate that in particular cases the export of medicinal products which are not authorised in Switzerland or in the target country is prohibited by the Agency or subject to restrictions.
Member States may stipulate that such arrangements with the Agency in respect, of institutions or national bodies on their territory should be concluded in agreement with the national focal point.
Member States may stipulate that the calcium content of fertilizers marketed in their territories be expressed in the oxide form(CaO), in the elemental form(Ca), or in both of these forms.
 The Federal Council may stipulate that only those individual varieties of plants may be imported into Switzerland, circulated, recognised or used which are registered in a catalogue of plant varieties.
The Member States may stipulate that the Directive does not apply under certain circumstances, for example, if an employment contract is concluded for a period not exceeding one month or weekly working hours do not exceed eight hours.
The Member States may stipulate that the Directive shall not be applicable to occasional work or work carried out for a limited period in domestic service in a private household or to work in a family business which is not considered likely to harm, injure or endanger young people.