Examples of using Would regulate in English and their translations into German
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Who would regulate ship systems, make course adjustments?
Should there not be a drastic price reduction, I would regulate.
The trade agreement would regulate large areas of society.
While existing EU rules would apply to imports,the proposed law would regulate exports from the EU.
There is no agreement that would regulate depleted uranium weapons on a multilateral level.
The Regulation 561/2006 on the harmonisation of certainsocial legislation relating to road transport would regulate some social aspects.
I understand that you would regulate based on the steepness of the mountains.
Towards the end of World War II,an attempt was made to establish an institution that would regulate and step up world trade.
It would regulate driving times and rest periods and be a good and important instrument to guarantee road safety.
If the LEDs are used specially to illuminate,it is wise to use special electronic circuits which would regulate current and voltage suited for LEDs.
These compacts would regulate the«roles and responsibilities» of the players with regard to specific issues and institutions.
The modern revisionistsfollowed the thesis that the law of value under socialism would regulate the prices both on the field of the consumer goods and the means of production.
The EC Treaty itself would regulate only the appointment of the European Public Prosecutor, the cessation of his functions and the salient features of his office.
Most of it is just gibberish and I think that Kona Chanlacks a proper category tab where they would regulate the main categories so that people don't have to rely on tags as much.
The European procedure would regulate the procedure for issuing the preservation order for bank accounts as well as rules for its implementation by the bank holding the account targeted.
The challenge now before us is to start work on an international treaty based on the UN system.Such a treaty would regulate the use, production, storage and testing of this type of weapon.
He said that the framework ordinance would regulate the handling of recycled building materials across Germany for the first time, facilitating their use.
It is true that it has not defeated capitalism- unfortunately that still exists- but it has defeated the capitalists who told us for years that we had no need of rules,as the market would regulate itself, would regulate things itself.
Currently it is making the case for a strong federal law that would regulate arms exports- in spite of how unlikely it will be to come out on top against arms lobby.
It would regulate itself more quickly if the state were to offer encouragement in the form of bonus schemes or tax incentives that would favour consumer information and prompt industry to provide it.
Under this option,where possible a single set of common rules would regulate the key common aspects of all actions of the future FPs, such as excellence, funding rates or eligibility of costs.
Diane Abbott, the United Kingdom's sitting Shadow Home Secretary, said in an interview with The House magazine that Bitcoin"is just a gigantic Ponzi scheme," and promised that the Labour party,of which she is a member, would regulate it if elected, Express news site reports Friday.
Instead specific directives would regulate the admission of certain categories of migrants and as a basis a horizontal community legislation would cover rights of third country workers at EU level.
The law would also forbid patients from growing their own cannabis andfrom using it in public, and it would regulate the drug under the strict conditions used to track the distribution of medically prescribed opiates.
Over the last few years, if not decades, in Europe, we have witnessed a growing lack of political interest in this field, due to an exaggerated laissez-faire attitude towards the markets,in the belief that the whole system would regulate itself without interference.
The Court would be a mediator issuing binding decisions andsetting standards that would regulate the legitimate rights of minorities, and would so become an global authority against not only state despotism but the license of ethnic groups.
However, it resembles the American newspaper The New York Times, while the U.S. believes that cyber security is a concern of law enforcement officials,Russia has called for an international treaty that would regulate the use of cyber-warfare and military intelligence agencies.
We share these views because we are in favour of world trade, but we want this trade to beconducted according to common standards, common rules which would regulate world trade with one aim in mind. This aim is that trade should benefit development, and particularly harmonious development in which the values of citizenship do not only apply to the world' s most dynamic and competitive regions.
The appeal, therefore, is to remedy the mistake of contemporary culture, which has led to the belief that a democratic society can progress by keeping separate the code of efficiency- which would be enough to regulate relationships between humans within the sphere of the economy-and the code of solidarity, which would regulate inter-subject relationships within the social sphere.
The Commission and the G20 countries are asked to establish a new global approach to assessment,which would reduce the likelihood of errors, would regulate the activities of companies involved in ratings and would reduce the risk associated with financial assessment.