Examples of using Order to avoid possible in English and their translations into Polish
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We recommend creating a restore point before making changes in order to avoid possible system errors.
Preventing the escape of animals in order to avoid possible ecological threats to indigenous species and preventing intrusion of outside pests and vermin.
A reduction of dosage of mercaptopurine or azathioprine is recommended in order to avoid possible haematological effects see section 4.5.
However, in order to avoid possible procedural delays, Member States should be allowed to issue both a return decision and a removal order within a single act or decision.
If internet companies are required to apply filtering mechanisms in order to avoid possible liability, they will.
In order to avoid possible impacts on competition in the liberalised energy market, which may result from public support to infrastructure investments, it is necessary to respect existing Community state aid rules.
Many social networking websites such as MySpace orFacebook simply prohibit children younger than 13 from using their services in order to avoid possible legal problems.
These requirements shall take account of general indoor climate conditions, in order to avoid possible negative effects such as inadequate ventilation, as well as local conditions and the designated function and the age of the building.
In order to avoid possible discrimination of non-resident occasional users, it is important that the latter are supplied with sufficient information about the requirement to buy a vignette in advance of accessing the road network subject to charges.
However, the co-administration of both medicinal products should be separated by one hour in order to avoid possible digestive side effects such as nausea and vomiting.
In order to avoid possible legislative vacuums, the EESC thinks that such products should come under the present proposal, with the exception of those that act on or in the human body by primarily pharmacological, metabolic or immunological means.
Since the preparation or distribution of water intended for human consumption may involve the use of certain substances or materials,rules are required to govern the use thereof in order to avoid possible harmful effects on human health;
In order to avoid possible legislative vacuums, the EESC thinks that such products should come under the present proposal, with the exception of those that act on or in the human body by primarily pharmacological, metabolic or immunological means.
Due to the above-mentioned imbalances, it was necessary to include a“no-circumvention” clause in the recent“Horizontal Agreement” with Australia in order to avoid possible circumvention of the existing different bilateral restrictions on traffic rights.
They shall coordinate their action, in order to avoid possible duplication and overlap when applying administrative measures, sanctions and fines to those cross border cases in accordance with Articles 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28, and assist each other in the enforcement of their decisions.
Proposes that the Commission should suspend drafting its guidelines pending outcome of the appeal in the Ryanair/Charleroi case in the Court of Justice in order to avoid possible contradiction between the new guidelines and the legal judgement that is awaited; recommends that the guidelines be reviewed two years after entry into force;
In order to avoid possible conflicts of interest arising for the CRA under the issuer-pays model, to enhance transparency and to increase competition among CRAs, issuers of structured finance instruments should be required to give access to the information which they have given to the CRA they hired for the purpose of rating structured finance instruments to competing CRAs.
In the exercise of their powers in Article 19, competent authorities shall cooperate closely to ensure that the administrative measures and sanctions produce the desired results of this Regulation andcoordinate their action in order to avoid possible duplication and overlap when applying administrative measures and sanctions to cross border cases.
In order to avoid possible fragmentation of the internal market due to divergent selection conditions and procedures for harmonised spectrum bands allocated to electronic communication services and made tradable in all Member States pursuant to Article 9b of Directive 2002/21/EC, the Commission, in cooperation with Member States, shall develop guidelines on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands, in particular on infrastructure sharing and coverage conditions;
In the exercise of their sanctioning powers under circumstances defined in Article 25, competent authorities shall cooperate closely to ensure that the administrative measures and sanctions produce the desired results of this Regulation andcoordinate their action in order to avoid possible duplication and overlap when applying administrative measures and sanctions and fines to cross border cases in accordance with Article 19.
In order to avoid possible conflicts of interest arising for the CRA under the issuer-pays model which are particularly virulent regarding the rating of structured finance instruments,to enhance transparency and to increase competition among CRAs, issuers of structured finance instruments or related third parties should be required to give access to the information which they have given to the CRA they hired for the purpose of rating structured finance instruments to competing CRAs.
Strengthening of the provisions on data protection in order to avoid the possible misuse of personal data.
A definition of website, in order to avoid any possible misunderstanding related to the provision of certain functionalities on a given website through the use of third party sites.
A definition of service provider, in order to avoid any possible misunderstanding related to the fact that some service providers covered by the proposal in question are not falling under the scope of other pieces of EU legislation dealing with the provision of services;