Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would outweigh in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It would outweigh my lack of qualifications.
For this group, the costs of imposing open standards would outweigh the benefits.
Would outweigh my immediate need of your services. I was afraid my desire to kill you.
In low-joy environments the strength of the method would outweigh the strength of the vision.
The additional costs would outweigh the benefits, making this option uneconomic for shippers.
The report's main conclusion is that the benefits of adoption of IFRS 8 would outweigh its costs.
I do think the compliance costs would outweigh the benefits of their inclusion in this particular piece of legislation.
The nuclear medicine doctor will only give this medicine during pregnancy if a benefit is expected which would outweigh the risks.
It would optimise environmental benefits linked to the protection of living marine resources and would outweigh possible adaptation costs for operators
The nuclear medicine doctor will only give this medicine during pregnancy if a benefit is expected which would outweigh the risks.
On what data did the Commission base its conclusion that the financial cost involved in a protein crop programme would outweigh the need to combat soil impoverishment,
The Commission nevertheless estimates that, even if all available techniques were used, the benefits would outweigh the costs.
including in respect of administrative burden, would outweigh the disadvantages of developing a European network of national reference centres to validate scientifically welfare standards adopted on voluntary bases and contribute to the development of a variety of animal welfare policies.
The Commission therefore considers that at the moment the difficulties inherent in a Community system would outweigh any possible advantages.
the nuclear medicine doctor will only administer this product during pregnancy if a benefit is expected which would outweigh the risks.
the UK are concerned the benefits of a change to Central European Time would outweigh the disadvantages across the whole social
As a precautionary measure the use of IMVANEX should be avoided during pregnancy unless it is considered that the possible benefit in terms of preventing smallpox would outweigh the potential risk.
service obtained from the Community industry would outweigh any temporary benefits which could be achieved by purchasing REWS from the exporting countries concerned at dumped prices.
it is difficult to say which one would outweigh the other.
The EESC questions the proposal to go beyond IAS 24 that is likely to impose significant additional costs for many non-listed companies which would outweigh the benefits to users of their financial statements.
and whether the benefits would outweigh the costs.
is already overloaded and cannot go on expanding unchecked because the harm would outweigh the benefits.
The nuclear medicine doctor will only give this medicine during pregnancy if a benefit is expected which would outweigh the risks.
IMVANEX should be avoided during breastfeeding unless it is considered that the possible benefit in terms of preventing smallpox would outweigh the potential risk.
the less likely they will pass on the efficiency gains to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
could only be fulfilled in the presence of significant efficiency gains which are passed on to consumers to such an extent that they would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
adjustment efforts in some countries) would outweigh the recessionary factors.
without which there is a risk that damage to the population of those states would outweigh the aid they receive.
It is unlikely that in this case the parties would be able to demonstrate any efficiency gains stemming from the information exchange that would be passed on to consumers to an extent that would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.
if the parties provided substantiated evidence that the efficiency gains would be passed on to consumers to such an extent that they would outweigh the restrictive effects on competition.