Примеры использования Should mean на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That should mean something.
I just think a tattoo should mean something.
Automation should mean a safer port, not a nonunionised one.
The use of such a response signal should mean.
One of them should mean something.
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It should mean the exchange of ideas, values, beliefs and emotions.
Rising prices on Wall Street should mean a healthy economy.
Should mean that if it got worse, he had no reason to hide it.
First, revitalization should mean a more active Assembly.
It was stressed that access to all information relevant to decision-making should mean exactly that.
I think that"cakewalk" should mean something really hard.
It should mean a recognition of the determining role that young people play in what will happen later.
He also said our"yes" should mean"yes" and our"no" mean"no".
This should mean in the future, or attenuation, and the end of this phenomenon, or the deployment of a new round of this terrible spiral for mankind.
Reform should not connote expansion, it should mean restructuring.
Being her father should mean more than just signing checks.
Some Democrats believe that a switch in the majority should mean a switch in leadership.
National ownership should mean exactly that-- national ownership.
These two types of financial obstacles point to the necessity of a correspondingly broad definition of what free education should mean in practice.
Fifth, revitalization should mean a greater focus on implementation.
We would support the views of the Secretary-General of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD)that a global economy should mean that no one will be left behind.
Acknowledgement of receipt" should mean that the message was received and nothing more.
GRE unanimously agreed that the word“colourless” should mean“without colour being added”.
Public policy should mean the public policy of the State to which application for recognition was made.
Keeping WireGuard simplistic, in theory, should mean fewer vulnerabilities to exploit.
The“law” should mean only the acts issued by the Parliament or the Emergency Ordinances issued by the Government, which have the same power as the law.
A victory in parliamentary elections should mean that the winner party is to form the government.
Reforms should mean the synergy of the best United Nations achievements in all areas of its activities, which have been developed for more than half a century.
On the contrary, for the Provisional Institutions it should mean shifting into a higher gear.
The start of system testing should mean the beginning of collaborative work with development and testing teams.