Esimerkkejä Should be raised käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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No boy should be raised without his father.
You feel that teacher salaries should be raised.
The limb should be raised and several turns made.
Therefore it has not been said that ticket prices should be raised.
Maybe every kid should be raised in the back of a bar.
Firstly, the threshold at which the directive starts to apply should be raised to EUR 500.
Our daughter should be raised by her parents in her family home.
Almost half of the Finns think that the taxes on fossil fuels and on meat andmilk products should be raised.
No eyebrows should be raised if others now table further proposals.
If the limb is damaged, but it is known that there are no bone fractures,the paw should be raised higher.
The question of the first massage for babies should be raised no earlier than 5-6 weeks after birth.
The legs should be raised high in the process, so that one foot is constantly above the water level, while the other is located in the water.
It is crazy that all the fundamental questions andall the fundamental issues of our European Union should be raised in a technical dossier of this kind.
The limit for the amount withdrawn should be raised to 20% of the production marketed by the respective producer organizations.
Above the door opening should knock 1-2 rows of masonry,then strengthen the resulting slope, should be raised to the height of the frame.
Supporting artistic production should be raised to the international level, as this is quintessential to contemporary art.
In addition, I am concerned about the recommendation, which is, indeed, in there,that the retirement age should be raised in the light of life expectancy.
The issue of the negative impact of export restrictions should be raised at relevant forthcoming meetings of the WTO and in other relevant international fora.
Others argue that energy policygoals are of general public interest and that therefore public support should be raised through the general tax system.
The sustainability deficit is a reflection of how much the tax rate should be raised or the rate of expenditure lowered for public finances to be on a sustainable basis over the long term.
The Council has taken a firm position,especially in relation to the human rights situation which, according to these conclusions, should be raised at every high-level visit.
In my view, this matter should be raised at the forthcoming Council, and the latter should ensure that the Union acts as a single entity where this pipeline is concerned.
Instead, the opportunities for companies to do business freely andunder reciprocal conditions should be raised in all relevant EU bi- and multilateral external relations.
That is why I believe that the age limit should be raised to a minimum of 16, as the harm suffered by children is just as profound whether they are under 10, or 11, 12 or 13 years of age.
If those standards are deemed insufficient in the honourable Member's country, then I suggest that that is a matter that should be raised with the Member State, just as it is raised with the Presidency when we are considering data protection at a European level.
The Committee thinks this ratio should be raised to 35% because the 10% rule is highly restrictive: it is difficult to check compliance with a ratio where the denominator changes every day because it represents the assets of another UCITS.
Last week I proposed that our development cooperation contribution should be raised to 1% of GNP, and 0.3% of this devoted to international environmental cooperation in neighbouring areas and the Third World.
I feel that this is the real point that should be raised with the Council because the measures to be applied are established but then the Member States either do not apply the measures- hence there are many infringement procedures, but they always take a long time- or are not in a position to implement checks.
I support the Commission's view that the minimum period for maternity leave should be raised across the Union from the present 14 weeks to 18 weeks, with compensation paid at the rate in place for a period of illness, at the very least. This would be a significant improvement in Europe.
You could obviously tackle this problem from the technical angle of the maximum guaranteed quantity of 1.3 million tonnes, which should be raised to 1.5 million; or of the national reference quantities, on condition that they are not historic; or subsidies for production, for marketing, of which we have always requested the removal; or even of fraud, there are thirteen thousand mills which are difficult to supervise, there must be a mixing of vegetable oils.