Examples of using Would in principle in English and their translations into Swedish
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A market stability reserve would, in principle, function by.
Ad hoc actions would, in principle, be included in the Strategy Papers
A potential intensification of trade in electricity with neighbouring countries would, in principle, be a positive development.
Profits and losses would, in principle, be automatically consolidated on an EU basis.
for example, which we would, in principle, welcome.
The charging framework would, in principle, apply to ports with international traffic.
domestic competition legislation and enforcement structures, and that these would, in principle, apply to all sectors of their economy.
The decision to launch an operation would, in principle, take the form of a joint action.
The Fund would in principle cover the return of both immigrants
This Package, the first of which would be issued in April 2003, would, in principle, cover a three-year period, i.e. up to 2006.
A single GHG target would in principle treat options for GHG reductions in a non-discriminatory
The alternative would be for Community operators to charge VAT, which would in principle, be eligible for deduction by the third country operator.
The Commission would in principle welcome a quicker implementation,
If that assessment leads to the conclusion that co-operation between competitors in the area of distribution would in principle be acceptable,
It would in principle be open to Germany,
With regard to the Fernandes report, even though I would, in principle, have voted in favour of Amendments 13
It would, in principle, be desirable for liberalization in this sector to be accompanied by arrangements for the application of competition rules.
The scope of the proposed framework directive would, however, be very large as it would, in principle, apply to all products that use energy in order to fulfil the purpose for which they were designed.
Such bans would, in principle, not affect the environmental,would cover these sectors in any case.">
such modernisation could give rise to an OCT-specific set of rules of origin that would in principle apply to all OCTs.
Jobs will probably be created as the offer would in principle rise given that certificates issued by a Member State shall be recognised by all the other Member States.
appropriate measures but which would in principle be eligible for Community part-financing under Regulation(EEC) No 2328/91 5.
The Commission would in principle have to launch infringement proceedings for non-communication of transposition measures against any Member States which have not transposed the Directive yet;
Secondly, it is proposed to make this Decision applicable only in respect of those applicants for whom Italy or Greece would in principle be the Member State responsible, in line with the take charge criteria defined in Regulation(EU) No 604/2013.
A national guarantee would, in principle, not impact the public deficit,
This new status- which is not intended to replace the existing national long-term resident status- would in principle allow the person concerned to move from one Member State to another without being required to undergo all the procedures to which new immigrants are subject.
Option 3 would in principle extend these benefits to webcasters;
for example, which we would, in principle, welcome, as we strongly support these issues in other contexts,
Moreover, we have opposed several amendments that we would in principle support in the Swedish Parliament,
Others were supportive of an open scope that would in principle include all electrical