Examples of using Could exceed in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
Inflation could exceed 2.1% this year.
In these'mixing zones', concentrations of pollutants could exceed the limits set.
These costs could exceed the cost of the water heater.
Commercial real estate market forecasts say that this year's investment volumes could exceed EUR 12bn.
The loss of life could exceed hundreds of thousands of people.
The internal improvement of the genetic information in each generation could exceed 10% regarding evolution of intelligence.
Within China, it warned,"troubled credit could exceed $5 trillion, a staggering number that is equivalent to half the size of the country's annual economic output.
Furthermore according to the estimates of the state Treasury Minister, Mr Aleksander Grad, the income from the four years of privatisation could exceed 30 billion PLN.
The government budget surplus could exceed 3% of GDP in 2008.
Michael Smyth presented the report on the Budget Group meeting held on 5 July 2016 to the Bureau, focusing in detail on the questions raised during the Budget Group meeting regarding certain requests from sections andother bodies, and on the concerns of its members in respect of expenditure forecasts which could exceed the available budget.
The total value of investment could exceed 30 million EUR.
The Member States may provide that when considering whether to order interim measures the body responsible may take into account the probable consequences of the measures for all interests likely to be harmed, as well as the public interest, andmay decide not to grant such measures where their negative consequences could exceed their benefits.
The demand from airlines could exceed 500 million CERs per year.
The use of EU-funds(and of co-payments)is likely to be lower than budgeted in 2004 to 2006 but could exceed the budgeted amount in 2007.
The Commission forecasts that unemployment could exceed 10% in 2010, with social expenditure rising from 27.5% to 30.8% of GDP between 2007 and 2010.
This being so, even in cases where the recipient actually had suffered damage as a result of these natural disasters,the amount of aid could exceed the cost of the damage.
In particular, the study carried out by the EC shows that the potential benefits from SEPA in payments markets alone could exceed €123 billion over the next six years, and a further €238 billion if SEPA can be used as a platform for electronic invoicing.
The Member States may provide that, when considering whether to order interim measures, the body responsible may take into account the probable consequences of the measures for all interests likely to be harmed, as well as the public interest, andmay decide not to grant such measures where their negative consequences could exceed their benefits.
All in all,the administrative burdens reduction proposed or currently under preparation by the Commission could exceed the initial target and reach 33% of the total of€ 123.8 billion estimated burdens of EU origin.
The Member States may provide that, when considering whether to order interim measures, the body responsible for review procedures may take into account the probable consequences of such measures for all the interests likely to be harmed, as well as the public interest, andmay decide not to grant such measures when their negative consequences could exceed their benefits.
All in all, the administrative burdens reduction proposed or currently under preparation by the Commission could exceed the initial target and reach 33% of the total of €123.8 billion estimated burdens of EU origin.
The Member States may make provision that, when the body responsible for review procedures considers whether provisional measures should be taken, it may take into account the probable consequences of such measures for all the interests likely to be harmed, including the public interest, anddecide not to grant these measures when the negative consequences could exceed the benefits.
Whereas Regulation(EEC) No 2220/85 provides for the forfeiture of a security ora part thereof; whereas the administrative costs of the forfeiture could exceed the amount of security to be forfeited; whereas the Member States' authorities should therefore be given the option of waiving forfeiture if the amount is very small;
CONSIDERING the OECD report on the economic impact of counterfeiting and piracy, particularly its estimate that international trade in counterfeit and pirated goods may have been some USD 200 billion in 2005, on the basis of customs seizures in OECD countries, indicating that the total value oftrade in counterfeit or pirated products could exceed this amount by several hundred billion dollars, and considering its recommendations for increased cooperation between governments and industry;
However, in the event of an appeal, some Member States have not agreed to put a time limit on their higher courts(CZ, MT, PT, SK, UK), orhave set a maximum period for the proceedings which could exceed the norm of 60 days(BE) or even the ceiling of 90 days in the event of final appeal FR, IT.
The lead time for order realization can exceed time limit of 30 days.
Monthly income can exceed 50% of the investments!
No-Load Voltage Can Exceed 10% Of Rated Voltage For 10 Minutes.
Losses can exceed your initial deposit.
Their weight can exceed 10 kg.
