Examples of using Might constitute in English and their translations into German
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The Ombudsman shared the complainants' view that this might constitute a conflict of interest.
For these reasons, the Commission found that the fourth operator did notbenefit from a selective economic advantage such as might constitute state aid.
Identity: there is no European identity(as yet),but there are different features that together might constitute a European identity collective identity as a matter of accepting democratic decisions.
Official controls must cover those aspects which are most important for protecting animal and public health andbe based on the most recent information available on problems which might constitute a hazard to human health.
A person professionally arranging or executing transactions fails to have in place systems to detect andreport transactions that might constitute insider dealing, market manipulation or an attempt to engage in market manipulation or fails to notify suspicious orders or transactions to the competent authority without delay, in breach of Article 11(2);
At the same time, industry and Member States expressed a clearconcern that any proposals applied at national level might constitute an obstacle to the Single Market.
Withdrawal periods for cattle and pigs are inadequate to ensure that foodstuffs obtained from the treatedanimals do not contain residues which might constitute a health hazard to the consumer; the CVMP recommends the suspension of the marketing authorisations for Suramox 15% LA or variations of that name as referred in Annex I, presented as injectable suspension for pigs and cattle.
The Commission notes, however, that permanent public support amounting to 100% of such costs,which tend to be recurrent for farmers, might constitute incompatible operating aid.
These, then, are the preconditions under which differentiation among universities might constitute not so much a problem as progress.
Certain exceptions to this rule are allowed: the Member States shall authorize the marketing of foodstuffs obtained from animals treated during such tests only if it is certified that thefoodstuffs do not contain any residues which might constitute a hazard to human health.
Any person professionally arranging or executing transactions in financial instruments shall have systems in place to detect and report orders andtransactions that might constitute insider dealing, market manipulation or an attempt to engage in market manipulation or insider dealing.
The currently authorised withdrawal periods are inadequate to ensure that foodstuffs obtained from the treatedanimal do not contain residues which might constitute a health hazard to the consumer.
The waiting time recommended by the applicant is not long enough to ensure that foodstuffs obtained from treatedanimals do not contain residues which might constitute a health hazard for the consumer or is insufficiently substantiated;
An objective discussion of the results obtained, followed by proposals for maximum residue limits for the active substances contained in the product, specifying the marker residue and target tissues concerned,and proposals concerning the withdrawal periods necessary to ensure that no residues which might constitute a hazard for consumers are present in foodstuffs obtained from treated animals;
However, at the moment, in order to meet the aims of a rapid decision andefficient, pan-European action, the Council noted that a Community system might constitute the best solution for achieving the objective of greater safety.
To place cooperation with the Office on a sound footing, there is an arrangement between the Office andthe Court whereby the Court sends the Office facts that might constitute fraud and the Office informs the Court of the action taken.
Within that context, the present proposal aims at enshuring that where raw milk fails to meet the health standards, corrective action is taken at farm level,and that milk that might constitute a hazard to human health is not delivered for human consumption.
The institutions and other bodies set up by the EC and Euratom Treaties and their staff should be under an obligation to refer to the European Public Prosecutor orinform him of any fact that might constitute an offence within his jurisdiction that comes to their knowledge.176.
Many respondents85 agree with the Commission that there should be an obligation for both the Community authorities andthe relevant national authorities86 to refer to the European Prosecutor any fact that might constitute, or generate suspicion of, an offence within his jurisdiction.
In this sense, the European Union welcomes the decision taken by President Joseph Estrada to declare a moratorium on executions and expresses its hope that this decisionwill be extended after the end of the year and might constitute an important step towards the future abolition of death penalty in the Philippines.
The experts also indicated that Israeli actions may constitute terrorism.
These amendments may constitute the most significant changes made to….
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Finally, the loans wouldcover part of the working capital of the incubators, which may constitute operating aid.
In addition, the national customs code obliges thejudicial authorities to inform customs of all acts which may constitute a breach of the Customs Code;
These amendments may constitute the most significant changes made to the ICSID Arbitration Rules since their creation, if adopted.
Anyfailure to comply with these restrictions may constitute a violation of thesecurities laws of any such jurisdiction.
This amendment may constitute a violation of the principle of economic and social cohesion- a principle that is a cornerstone of the European project.