Examples of using Is likely to constitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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The presence of cholera in Albania is likely to constitute a serious danger to public health.
Whereas, however, a safeguard clause must enable a Member State to take the necessary measures where a flavouring substance is likely to constitute a danger to public health;
Whereas the apperance of equine viral arteritis is likely to constitute a danger on the re-entry, after temporary export, of Community registered horses which
other appropriate form of public-private partnership is likely to constitute an important stepping-stone on the path to a full industrial roll-out.
They allow such measures to be adopted in situations where feed is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health,
list in Article 3(1) an exotic disease for which declaration is mandatory and which is likely to constitute a danger for the Community.
In this way the power of churches to interfere is sanctioned, and this is likely to constitute an obscurantist obstacle to the European citizens' right to decide freely on questions of ethics and science.
a plant protection product is likely to constitute a serious risk to human
processes for the resolution of institutions is likely to constitute a barrier to the smooth operation of the internal market
No 178/2002 provides for the adoption of any appropriate interim measure where it is evident that food imported from a third country is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health,
strategic nature of the data, this information exchange is likely to constitute an efficient mechanism for monitoring deviations from a collusive outcome,
where it appears that the product is likely to constitute a serious risk to health or to the environment.
If one of the checks provided for in this Directive indicates that a consignment of animals is likely to constitute a danger for animal
Where it is evident that a food referred to in Article 1(1) is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health
Consequently, a measure such as the grant of a special length-of-service increment provided for in Article 50a of the GG is likely to constitute an obstacle to freedom of movement for workers prohibited in principle by Article 48 of the Treaty and Article 7(1) of Regulation No 1612/68.
They allow the Commission to adopt such measures in situations where food is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health, animal health
If any one of the checks provided for in this Directive indicates that a consignment of products is likely to constitute a danger to animal
They allow the Commission to adopt such measures in situations where food is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health, animal health
food that is placed on the market is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health,
They allow the Commission to adopt such measures in situations where feed is likely to constitute a serious risk to human health, animal health
equipment for power generation and telecommunications products are likely to constitute the bulk of Finland's exports to China.
Many of the services provided over 3G are likely to constitute new or emerging markets.
While most algorithmic and HFT strategies are legitimate there are particular automated strategies that have been identified by regulators which, if carried out, are likely to constitute market abuse.
processes for the resolution of credit institutions are likely to constitute barriers to the smooth operation of the internal market
They authorise the Commission to adopt such measures in situations where foodstuffs are likely to constitute a serious risk to human health,
that those effects are likely to constitute an obstacle to the exercise of the abovementioned right.
CDM credits are likely to constitute the majority of credits used within the Community scheme.
in accordance with this Regulation are likely to constitute a serious risk to human health,
In framing the urban programme, it is important to prioritise- given, in particular, the transformation of economic and financial governance into development policy- a small number of factors, so that a balance can be struck between diverging systems that are likely to constitute a basis for taking effective
They must be likely to constitute a breach of Articles 28 to 30 EC12,