Voorbeelden van het gebruik van May constitute in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Further, said use may constitute a criminal offense;
It is my duty to inform the Captain we believe he may be under some alien influence which may constitute a danger to this ship.
The scope of what may constitute"legal aid" may vary from country to country.
Funding pressures in the Austrian financial sector may constitute a vulnerability.
Information on this website may constitute a financial promotion
In implementing the programme, I therefore want us to have a requirement for a definition of what may constitute digital content.
Although linguistic diversity may constitute a hindrance for the European content industries, it could be turned into an opportunity.
These cross-holdings can consequently be risky and may constitute inefficient capital allocation.
Although additional guarantees may constitute an incentive for Member States, extending them to zoonotic agents other
We know enough to say that certain deep sea ecosystems may constitute true hot spots of marine biodiversity.
For young persons belonging to the employer's household, this prohibition applies only to work with technical equipment, etc. which may constitute a risk to them.
The Commission takes the view that such measures may constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 87 of the Treaty.
it has also been held that an infringement under Art. 1 may constitute an abuse under Art. 2.
The suggestion is that such tests may constitute a useful addition to traditional psychological intelligence testing.
trade names as this may constitute an infringement of the holder's rights.
A single meeting between companies may constitute a concerted practice in breach of community competition law.
We are, however, critical of the report's assertion that setting up what is known as the Globalisation Fund may constitute important progress for the EU.
The Court acknowledges that a licensing system may constitute an efficient mechanism enabling the control of operators active in that sector.
In its 24 November notice on state guarantees167 the Commission undertook to assess to what extent state guarantees may constitute an advantage for the enterprises affected.
Non-compliance with the above-mentioned prohibitions may constitute an act of counterfeiting and/or unfair competition engaging your civil and/or criminal liability.
ecotoxicological properties of substances and toxicological and physicochemical properties of preparations which may constitute a risk during normal handling or use.
The Commission recognises that effective and ambitious environmental agreements may constitute a basis for important emission reductions in specific industrial sectors.
I believe those answers may constitute an essential step towards securing the interinstitutional agreement,
Eas polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs) and polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs) may constitute serious risks lo health and to the environment;
If parts may constitute a danger for the feet, provision must be made for protective devices within a hemispherical radius of 800 mm starting from the forward edge
Whereas polychlorinated biphenyls(PCBs) and polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs) may constitute serious risks to health and to the environment;
Events which may constitute public health emergencies of international concern determined pursuant to the International Health Regulations(2005),
travel costs may constitute an obstacle to participation in meetings.
Recognizing that anticompetitive practices may constitute an obstacle to the achievement of economic growth,
On the other hand, I am in favour of opening up MEDIA training actions to radio professionals, which may constitute a compromise between Amendments Nos 33 and 34.