Examples of using Could include in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Exit strategies could include.
This could include: Contact Information such as your name, address, phone number, or email address.
Considers that such incentives could include.
The requirements could include the following elements.
Actions to be set out in the Work Programme could include measures to.
Deposit guarantee schemes could include the possibility of funding resolution measures.
In addition, the Danube strategy also covers the field of energy, which,in some circumstances, could include an expansion of hydroelectric power.
This could include the inability to login to services or programs, such as forums or accounts.
Innovative instruments could include Eurobonds.
The files obtained could include severe infections so you ought to avoid those ads as much as possible.
You realize and agree that the Service could include advertisements.
Such content could include digital images, video and audio files and content created on mobile devices.
Um, it's possible that the gas could include copper, barium, cesium.
This could include launching a global economic valuation of the costs and benefits of improving land quality.
What if we did something that could include my mom and grandma?
Such policies could include further liberalisation of the services sector and improving the conditions for investment.
Investments under the Modernisation Fund aimed at improving energy efficiency could include investments in the electrification of transport, in particular of road transport.
This could include eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing(EMDR) which will be discussed in more detail later on in the series.
Specific activities relative to the job function could include: inventory management, order management, chemical management and material handling.
This could include the development of mobility opportunities for educators and trainers in all target areas, e.g. reciprocal teacher exchange schemes.
The proposed measures could include the strategic management of change following a massive uptake of new technologies in SMEs.
Action could include targeted change to the e-Commerce framework 4 and the framework set out by Article 20 of the Services Directive 5.
Appropriate transparency standards could include annual publication of independently audited accounts, corporate governance rules, and a requirement to produce an audit trail for disbursements.
These could include courses explaining how citizens can be involved as active members in a dynamic democracy.
The results, as at Kenilworth Castle for example, could include huge castles deliberately redesigned to appear old and sporting chivalric features, but complete with private chambers, Italian loggias and modern luxury accommodation.
Action could include a targeted change to the e-commerce framework, and to the framework set out by Article 20 of the Services Directive(on non-discrimination of recipients of services).
Such follow-up actions could include post-course discussions with their manager, assessments by participants 6 months after the course and use of communities of practice, coaching and mentoring.
These could include pesticide resistance, biodiversity preservation or a lack of data on potential negative consequences to the environment.
This could include introducing technologies such as e-taxiing and electric APUs and reducing carbon emissions from easyJet's non-flying activities through the use of renewable energy for example.