Übersetzung für "Es wäre zu prüfen" in Englisch

It would be appropriate to check.

Action to remedy this should be explored.

It should however be examined whether certain limitations would be required for such inclusion.

It should be examined in a systematic matter whether and where complementary regulatory solutions are necessary.

The contribution made by public and private partnership should be explored.

Whether the Euro Info Centres (EIC) offer the appropriate facilities in this respect is a matter which could be examined.

That is something we could also look at investing in, in a more serious way than we do currently.

Consideration could be given to adding these gases to Annex I.

The Commission has requested the Committee to issue Opinions on the following subjects:

It would be the task of developmental psychology to investigate how the role of an "eyewitness account" changes.

What a nuisance it also is to check what papers are hidden in the books.

Before the first use of such ware, it is desirable to test it.

It might be interesting to find out how long the state plane takes.

It would be justified to reflect about when the use of an age limit is justified and when it is not, and to consider the matter separately from case to case.

It would be useful to consider how the Union's various youth programmes might be given a more solid and broader scope.

In future, I think it would be better to consider that, if we have to reduce this activity again, then there should be public control of that choice, rather than leaving it purely to the profitability criteria of individual businesses.

It would also be appropriate to consider whether the right to establish such a party should be restricted to political parties operating at the national or regional level.

It only remains for us to see whether or not there is political will and I believe that this is one of those occasions which will demonstrate whether or not there is political will to move towards a Europe which counts in the world.

The final thing I would like to mention is that it would be worthwhile to consider showing the Belarusians that while Mr Lukashenko has closed off Belarus, while he does not allow educational trips or even travel for health treatment, burdening all those who travel abroad with certain border duties, the European Union could decide that for those who are eligible for an entry visa, this visa could be free of charge.

To improve the effectiveness of the Ombudsman's activities it would be worth considering the possibility of preparing lists of best administrative practice, with exemplary or exceptional cases in which the Ombudsman was involved in any given year, as well as a list of the cases where the actions of institutions were less appropriate.

The secretary-general added that it would be advisable in future to explore the possibility of extending the scope for using appropriations under Article 239 (e.g. conferences, forums), as provided for in the relevant heading.

It would also be desirable to see where the EU could join forces with other partners.

Nevertheless, it could be considered whether the criteria and the consequences of solidarity-based financing of social security schemes should be clarified at Community level.

It should also be examined whether such agreements strengthen any individual or joint dominant position of the parties, which also exclude the granting of an exemption.

With a view to curbing red tape, consideration should therefore be given to whether the required objective could be achieved if each movement of an animal after birth were logged only in its "passport", with the next entry in the central data bank being made only when the animal is slaughtered or moved either to another Member State or to a country outside the Union.

Consideration should be given to the feasibility of establishing a form of complaints or arbitration body or an ombudsman at EC level, too.

Consideration could be given as to whether other third countries are willing to admit persons for a limited time or as a sustainable solution, if this is acceptable for the Member State and adequate for the returnee concerned.

Consideration should doubtless be given to determining the extent to which it would be possible to incorporate provisions to this effect into the REACH legislation and to enhance its compatibility with Council Directive 98/24/EC, which sets out obligations to carry out assessments, in consultation with the parties concerned.

A further assessment would be needed to determine whether the new requirement for electricity suppliers to provide a certificate of origin for all sources of electricity will restrict the import of supplies from other Member States.

It is worth examining to what extent and under what conditions similar rights could be enjoyed by micro-credit providers which are not credit institutions within the meaning of EC law.