Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Can constitute in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Impact assessments(LAs) can constitute important support for the legislative process.
public promoters also exist and can constitute examples to be followed.
National regulations and practices can constitute barriers to the development of European
Article 5(3) of Directive 89/104 specifies, by way of example, some of the uses which can constitute a trade mark infringement.
Whereas racist and xenophobic attitudes can constitute an obstacle to the effective exercise of the rights of free movement;
this Directive recognises that the failure to provide a reasonable accommodation in the workplace can constitute discrimination.
The Council recognizes that national emission ceilings can constitute an effective as well as a flexible approach towards the reduction of emissions.
this Directive recognises that the failure to provide a reasonable accommodation in the workplace can constitute discrimination.
as members of their families, can constitute added value both for our communities and for their communities of origin.
secondary in front of the quality of the challenge and the stakes planetary which a race such as Atlantic Power Boat Challenge can constitute.
From the above example it should be clear that the unsaid part of the message can constitute a substantial(and often, the greater) part.
This allocation of power can constitute the starting point for the development of a general public policy wtih regard to the larger companies whose securities are admitted to quotation on a stock exchange.
Finally, the Commission plans to further clarify the conditions under which compensation can constitute state aid following the recent case law of the Court of Justice.
However, we do not feel that the need for education can constitute a sufficiently essential humanitarian reason for delaying the expulsion of an illegal immigrant,
as was subsequently asserted- can constitute a serious, not to say an insurmountable barrier.
From these results it can be seen that ECSC contributions can constitute an average of 13% of the costs of the elements to which it contributes see table in section V.6.
on the existence of democratic decision-taking mechanisms that alone can constitute a system of acceptable guarantees.
that the tumor microenvironment, mainly the stroma around the tumor, which can constitute up to 80% of the tumor mass, would facilitate the rapid progress of pancreatic cancer.
II of Directive 85/3373(e.g. irrigation) can constitute a threat to important wildlife areas?
The whole problem is that we accepted a long time ago that bricks can constitute a sculpture, we accepted a long time ago that fluorescent light could constitute a painting.
to assess what kinds of educa tional requirements can constitute regulation of a professional activity.
choice of court clause can constitute an implicit choice of the law of the country whose courts
I am confident that with some adaptations the proposal I made on 22 November can constitute the basis for a deal in the European Council.
Considering that an agreement between the European Community and Morocco can constitute a reference in Euro-Mediterranean aviation relations
that the difficulties arising in regard to questions which are of relatively minor importance for us can constitute major and even political issues.
Information that can constitute inside information which may exist at these organisations includes, for example,
exchange of information, can constitute the basis for pursuing the European Union's priority aim of combating tax havens,
the future direction to be taken regarding environmental economic accounts need to be clearly set out, and so that these accounts can constitute an indispensable basis for environmental economic decision making.
a linking up with the Structural Funds which can constitute complementary sources of financing
of Article 81 EC, since only the total turnover of the component companies can constitute an indication of the size and economic power of the undertaking in question.