Examples of using Would regulate in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Who would regulate ship systems, make course adjustments?
There was still a question mark over the security agency which would regulate the spectrum.
Such a treaty would regulate the use, production, storage and testing of this type of weapon.
TUL andthe Constitution do not prohibit the conclusion of treaties that would regulate border issues.
There is no agreement that would regulate depleted uranium weapons on a multilateral level.
The Namibian government has presented plans tobuild a hydropower station in the Zambezi Region, which would regulate the Okavango's flow to some extent.
There are no regulations that would regulate real estate commissions, therefore a sales contract will determine a commission, which usually amounts to 2% to 5% of the value of the property.
The examples below are without prejudice to national legislation which would regulate certain aspects not covered by the Directive.
The country's finance minister Jim Flaherty singled out bitcoin by name in his federal budgettoday, and announced forthcoming laws that would regulate it.
While several member states are already developing their own PNR systems,the directive would regulate the use of such PNR data at the EU level and attempts to harmonise member states' policies.
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 paper also quotes the Wall Street Journal from March2013 when it was said that FinCEN would regulate firms that issue or exchange digital currencies.
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.
As you maybe aware, an agreement on a special multilateral instrument in the area of non-proliferation and disarmament, which would regulate depleted uranium ammunition, has not yet been reached.
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.
For more than a decade, this right amounted to no more than a declaration in the 1991 Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia without any possibility of being exercised in practice,since a law that would regulate the content and the method of exercising this right did not exist.
This act would regulate preparation and implementation of budgets with special attention to be given to control mechanism and sanctions, in order to reduce fiscal imbalances and consequently ensure medium-term sustainability.
In the Austrian parliament,he advocated for the acceptance of the migration law(1905) that would regulate the sphere, particularly in view of protection of Austrian emigrants travelling and in new environments.
Considering all the above options, we estimate that the current situation is not completely or adequately foreseen in Slovenian legislation.We also dare to assume that there are not many contracts that would regulate the present situation precisely.
The majorities governing the country decided tocreate a sort of a set of laws named“constitutional”, which would regulate key issues related to the proper functioning of the state and society under the new conditions.
Over the last few years, if not decades, in Europe, we have witnessed a growing lack of political interest in this field, due to anexaggerated laissez-faire attitude towards the markets, in the belief that the whole system would regulate itself without interference.
After the global recession in 2008,the US government saw the need to institute a single entity which would regulate all the Forex brokerage companies that were under the jurisdiction of the United States.
In the areas that it would regulate(e.g. formation, registration, purpose, capital, registered office, legal personality, legal capacity, directors' responsibility, transparency and accountability requirements) the legislation should be comprehensive and not refer to national laws.
The Law did not quantify sources of funds of the Slovene Compensation Fund,and left the regulation of this matter to a special law which would regulate the founding and other questions in connection with the operation of the Fund.
Although typically the ULC requires a draft uniform act to be voted on and approved at two consecutive annual meetings, the drafting committee has noted the need to act quickly because various state legislatureshave bills that would move forward with laws that would regulate virtual currency businesses.
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.
Given some luck, I could perhaps even head our province's press agency and decide what is allowed andwhat obligatory for the media to publish. I would regulate the Internet and erect pyramids made from skulls of Slavic- and Venetic minded intellectuals.
Given that basic VAT rates within the EU range from 15 to 25%, there is considerable scope fordistortion of competition in the areas which the amended proposal would regulate, both between companies/VAT payers within the EU and also vis-à-vis companies from third countries.
Option 5- The fully-fledged legislative option in the form of a Directive regulating access to labour market and also granting equal treatment for third-country workers:The Directive would regulate the labour market access of third-country workers to a Member State in order to grant comparable treatment as regards access to employment and mobility within that Member State.
