Exemplos de uso de Must regulate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It must regulate what we eat.
We have here a real health issue, which we must regulate as quickly as possible.
Next we must regulate the breathing.
The path of peace, however, passes through the recognition of the authentic criteria that must regulate human action.
But you must regulate it through vigilance and also through good advice….
We acknowledged that instead of the country of origin, we must regulate the freedom of the provision of services.
Doctors must regulate and prescribe medicines to patients, in order to avoid speculation and competition between drug manufacturers.
The Rules of Procedure are the laws that must regulate Parliament's life and therefore, and principally so, our own.
Unfortunately, our relevant policies are still often based on the idea that markets must regulate themselves.
Mr Barroso, it is right that we must regulate the financial markets and put safety nets in place.
I would like to call to Mr. Dingle's attention,that article 847532 states that the laws of a community must regulate the construction in that community.
We cannot be left behind and we must regulate here in Europe as well the possibility of registering computer-implemented inventions as patents.
Another important area on which you have focused your attention was the analysis of the draft of the Particular Law that must regulate the internal life of your Communities.
It must regulate, reorganise and supervise the Union's financial market, improve its coordination, and use this strength to play an active role at global level.
Compulsory standards are a kind of"law" in the sense that must regulate the repeated phenomena arising out of the very structure of society;
The document must regulate aspects of funding, confidentiality, publication and intellectual property rights, among others, in observance of the policies of each Party involved in the research project.
The issue of freedom of information concerns us all: it concerns the European Union,which can and must regulate the matter at Community level, so as to resist political and economic conditioning and to guarantee true pluralism of information.
We must regulate them, we must carry out checks on the critical players in the financial markets and the critical products to ensure that we are not veering towards an international fiasco.
The religion of ghost fear impressed upon men that they must regulate their conduct, that there was a supermaterial world which was in control of human destiny.
We must regulate the use of flags of convenience, make double hulls mandatory for the transport of polluting or dangerous materials, work on technological innovations in order to be able to process or recover hydrocarbons at sea.
In scientific research, the recognition of a limit is not an arbitrary andexternal imposition of the conditions that must regulate the cognitive impulse of the human being, but more positively, it is the identification of the true, genuine horizon to which scientific developments must be oriented.
The Commission must regulate the procedures and conditions stipulated in the Treaty of Lisbon whereby EU citizens can invite the Commission to present a legislative proposal on issues which they regard as necessary.
In my opinion, that is a matter of legal quibbling that concerns the detail of what the Commissioner and his services must regulate, but does not take account of the basis of the amendment, namely the protection of fishermen's rights, which the amendment must crucially ensure is respected.
We must regulate migratory flow through all the mechanisms at our disposal, but we must accept that a sufficient number of people can be received so as to prevent illegal immigration and eliminate the mafias that control it.
Father Cipriani showed very clearly in that interview that,according to the sound Augustinian conception- since the State is founded on the communion of goods useful to all and since its legislation must regulate the use of these goods to promote harmony and peace among its citizens- a certain“imperfection” of the laws is to be taken into account although they cannot altogether move away from justice, of course.
However, the rules that must regulate their activities must be set, from the start, in such a way that will prevent community and alternative media from betraying their mission, their social role.
Similarly… the principle of subsidiarity must regulate the breakdown of responsibilities between the various levels of authority- Community, national and regional.
As European employers we must regulate in a European way those areas that need European rules, but we must also leave room for the locally-orientated entrepreneurs who are active in the regions that differ from each other in their structural, cultural and demographic characteristics and therefore cannot all tolerate a centralized approach.
But we should like to use the very short time we have been given to emphasize a more relevant point: we must regulate commercial communications so that they cannot be used perversely so that, by using means only available to large groups, they distort or eliminate competition, by smashing opponents unable to resort to the same means.
If we are to do that, then we must regulate just one thing: how much must there be in a product for that product to be capable of designation as such?