Примеры использования Examination should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This medical examination should be free of charge.
The coalition, having drawn up the draft,thinks that its examination should be started immediately.
The examination should be a means of ensuring this competence.
The doctor who has carried out the examination should sign the Protocol.
The examination should be performed in a setting that is light, warm, clean and private.
In case of negative results, examination should be repeated every 10 years.
Examination should be open to all boatmasters within the ECE region and be non-discriminatory.
She further submits that such an examination should have been conducted before and not after the extradition.
The examination should be in a written format and head ministered and assessed by a body made up of members of the profession;
In accordance with the Code of RK"On the health of the people and the health care system" on September 18, 2009,periodic medical examination should take place on a mandatory basis for those employees who work in hazardous conditions, whose activity is associated with harmful and hard work.
The examination should pass all the required tests and examinations by different doctors that would pinpoint the cause of the disease.
As certificates of training as safety adviser for the transport of dangerous goods(1.8.3.18)are mutually recognized by all Contracting Parties(1.8.3.15), the training and examination should comply with minimum standards established by Contracting Parties, trade associations or training associations.
Bacteriological examination should be carried out before and again.
This examination should also identify factors that can trigger sudden dysphonia, events more or less spot on the occasion of which can be a vicious cycle of forcing voice.
The results of this examination should be reported in the next budget submission together with a concise explanation of the public information programme.
The examination should be made with the celerity that each subject allows, but without setting a time-frame for deliberations, since a hasty decision-making could be detrimental to the final result of this important endeavour.
It was added that such an examination should be carried out with the full and effective participation of indigenous peoples' representatives on an equitable global basis.
Direct examination should begin with a series of background questions, the purpose of which is to introduce the witness to the jury and to make the witness appear personable, credible.
This provision stipulates that such examination should be performed for every person alleging to have been subject to violence or his or her behaviour suggests that he or she has been subject to physical violence.
Such an examination should be undertaken in order to determine whether any modification to Article XIV is required to take account of the above-mentioned measures, and recommendations made on the relationship between services trade and the environment, including the issue of sustainable development.
The results of this examination should be reported in the next budget submission together with a concise explanation of the public information programme ibid., para. 44.
An in-depth examination should be carried out as well, because the progression of COPD will inevitably affect other organs, especially the cardiovascular system to the formation of chronic pulmonary heart, nervous(depression, sleep disorders), musculoskeletal system osteoporosis, loss of muscle mass.
According to the Istanbul Protocol, the examination should consist of the following elements: the victim's testimony regarding torture or ill-treatment; psychological symptoms; psychosocial history before and after torture; psychiatric history; history of possible use of alcohol or drugs; evaluation of social functioning; psychological tests; and clinical impression.
Logically, such examinations should have parationality, but experience has shown very different results.
Such examinations should be performed with the full bladder.
Probationary contracts for staff recruited through competitive examinations should be abolished.
However, the law states that medical examinations should be conducted in line with internal regulations, which are not public.
Redirect examinations should be short and should only be conducted when it is necessary to rehabilitate the witness by clearing up an inconsistency created during the cross examination. .
The examinations should be based on written tests in one of the official languages of the United Nations, including a general test, specialized examination by occupational groups and personal interview.
The content of assessment and examinations should be reformed to match the reform of curricula and the establishment of history teaching standards;