Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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What could constitute such a system?
The Commission will investigate whether certain state measures could constitute disguised restructuring aid.
This could constitute a precedent for other regional strategies.
Involvement in a suicide could constitute juvenile delinquency.
This could constitute state aid to those operators and could be deemed incompatible.
Even some of the less populous areas could constitute a worthwhile market for the recycling industry.
Since 1998, however, there has been a Community financial instrument for which an EEIG could constitute a suitable legal basis.
Public procurement could constitute an incentive for achieving this objective.
Another member said that the unusually high price of electricity for this time of the year could constitute a problem in the period ahead.
Such exemption could constitute incompatible state aid to those firms which are not subject to the charge.
The Commission recognises that appointment to some posts could constitute- or appear to constitute- a conflict of interest.
The elements that could constitute the foundations of this social model have been brought into question by Mrs Merkel and Mr Sarkozy's proposals.
The Ombudsman finally considered that a critical remark could constitute adequate satisfaction for the complainant 1840/2002/GG.
the Council decided that de minimis aid could constitute one such category.
Examples of behaviour which could constitute the abuse of dominance due to the holding of intellectual property rights are.
which means that we avoid materials and methods that could constitute a risk to health or the environment.
Monitor programmes with content that could constitute attacks on privacy,
a future professional career in which contacts with China could constitute a part of the work routine.
The Competition Authority considered that the measure could constitute an abuse of a dominant position
Thirdly, OLAF's independence is also guaranteed by its obligation to bring before the courts the facts of a case which could constitute the elements of a crime.
Audiovisual production could constitute a basis for cultural cooperation
Paragraph 63 states that the absence of an agreement on the reunification of Cyprus could constitute a‘serious obstacle to Turkey's European ambitions.
Two main factors could constitute a handicap for future increases in productivity growth:
or anything else that could constitute personal data under law.
The Commission believes that these tax arrangements could constitute state aid
an implementation timetable, could constitute a promising way forward.
Moreover, the existence of voluntary accreditation schemes could constitute a favourable framework for enhancing the level of certification service provision for these devices.
The blanket prohibition, accompanied by a system of subsequent derogations, entails an innovative instrument which could constitute a valuable precedent for future Community law-making.
that the Court could constitute a threat, albeit an indirect one,
use of replica firearms could constitute a barrier to trade within the meaning of Article 34 TFEU.