Examples of using Would be in a position in English and their translations into German
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Your communiqués state that Europe would be in a position to create 3.6 million jobs.
They all would be in a position to concentrate their action on the prosecution of serious infringements such as cartels.
The latter considered that the ten countries would be in a position to fulfil all the conditions for joining in 2004.
This, together with the parties' low combined market shares for meat products,makes it unlikely that the merged entity would be in a position to shut out competitors.
In almost all cases, network members would be in a position to provide the interested reader with more information.
On the Agency's independence and its ability toact in international matters, the Council in particular would be in a position to strengthen the Regulation.
Unlike in the Uruguay-Round, the EU would be in a position to actively shape the negotiations under the"Doha Development Round.
I have been writing design documents and stories for adventure games since I was at school,but I never expected I would be in a position to actually produce one of my ideas.
At the end of this examination, the Commission would be in a position to reconsider all the elements of the present case before takinga definitive decision on the substance.
Malta, where the establishment of regions is planned, would be in a position to use regional identities which are fairlyin line also with functional relations.
This would not be an agreement with smaller parties as in Portugal, where the radical left of the Bloco and the PCP still represent a small minority,but an alliance with a powerful and rising force that would be in a position to wrest many concessions from the PSOE.
For that would indeed be an extraordinary monotonous life, if one would be in a position, in which man would no longer be capable of perfection.
Finally, even supposing that Ryanair would be in a position to object to the purchase of Airbus aircraft, Aer Lingus has not alleged that should the contract not be ratified by a certain date, its option would necessarily expire.
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Following the transaction, EDF would be in a position to use its presence in Germany at least to a certain extentin order to deter actual competitors such as RWE, E. ON and HEW from pursuing aggressive competition for the supply of eligible customers in France.
Taking such steps would lead to a far more solid banking system that would be in a position to adequately finance investments.
The CCRX concluded that only a European Monitoring Centre would be in a position to closely monitor trends in racism and xenophobia in the Union and to alert the political world to these trends and encourage them to take concrete measures.
The Committee went on to argue that the most pressingneed was to ensure that the candidate countries would be in a position to adopt the rules of the Single Market prior to accession.
I recognise that if the Councilhad shown greater flexibility from the outset, we would be in a position to vote today for the European Commission's original proposal. This is because the European Parliament had faith in the Commission's proposal despite the fact that it involved reprogramming, which also has its drawbacks, as our colleagues in the Committee on Development quite rightly pointed out.
If we are able to identify othersuitable acquisition targets, the company would be in a position to finance these, too, thus accelerating its growth.
Finally, the Commission also examined whether Google would be in a position to use Motorola's standard essential patents to obtain preferential treatment for its services, including search and advertising.
Apart from the proposal on voluntary agreements, I mentioned quite specifically that there was a proposal on a monitoring mechanism for this area, and I mentioned that I had secured the adoption of a directive in the Commission concerned with labelling in vehicles,so that consumers would be in a position to know what the consequences would be of purchasing one car or another.
Once the proto-birds were up a bush, or wall or tree, they would be in a position to discover what wings could do in the air.
While the major would provide a foundation in advanced statistical techniques for analyzing data sets, the minor would equip students with a smaller amount of statistics terminology and techniques, an introduction to computer programming and spreadsheet usage and a look at data techniques in the context of other disciplines.Students with this minor would be in a position to contribute to data analysis solutions in the workplace, to provide insights that could lead to data-driven decisions, and possibly to attend a graduate program in analytics.
It must be feared that after the merger Premiere could become permanently the only pay-TV broadcasting andmarketing platform in Germany which would be in a position to determine the conditions under which other broadcasters could compete with Premiere on the German market.
As he illustrates with his simile of the man shot with an arrow,only a person who has succeeded in going beyond pain would be in a position to speak with authority of the method that actually puts an end to pain.
The first was whether the Commission regarded a common framework for border control as necessary;and the second was whether the Commission believed that the candidate countries would be in a position to secure their borders with countries outside the EU to the same high standard of protection as the existing Member States already did?
As expected, the Commission's last periodic report on Hungary concluded that, given the progress made by the date of its publication,this country would be in a position to conclude negotiations by the end of the year and to assume the obligations arising from accession in accordance with the timetable that had been set.