Exemplos de uso de Should regulate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I don't think anybody should regulate anything.
Who should regulate the video gaming scene in Kuwait?
Cisco does not believe that governments should regulate security.
Yes, and the government should regulate the price of all prescription drugs.
There are, however, two aspects which the European Union should regulate in this framework.
It should regulate the different types of crimes of desertion and the proportionality of the penalties.
That is something that the Member States should regulate for themselves.
We do not believe that the EU should regulate issues of this type in far-reaching reports resembling political programmes.
DE Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, who should regulate whom and how?
Opponents argue that the government should regulate the internet like a public utility and capping speeds for lower paying customers will limit their choices.
Forzaq8 speaks of laws dealing with video games and who he thinks should regulate them.
However, women with gestational diabetes mellitus should regulate their blood glucose levels to avoid possible risks to the baby.
Mr President, I wish to begin by saying that I agree with the rapporteur, Mr Maat,that we can and should regulate where it is necessary.
Therefore, the anesthesiologist should regulate the target plasma concentration in the infusion pump and monitor its peak through the predicted concentration at the effector site.
Or to put it another way,the market can and should regulate the economy, but not society.
Questions whether the Commission should regulate this sector when operators have contractual relations with their customers in which quality requirements are part of the negotiated terms.
Agents or other intermediaries in the migration process are legal, should regulate such activities in.
Knowledgeable observers believe that the FDA should regulate stem-cell treatment more closely and that unapproved studies should not be listable on ClinicalTrials.
And then they were turning to the treasurer, to the secretary of the Treasury, and say, you should regulate more because we are too greedy… we can't avoid it.
It is difficult to see why the EU in particular should regulate in detail the number of hours of physical education at school, not only for primary school pupils but also for secondary school pupils.
I therefore welcome the excellent work done by Mr Pittella,who has clearly spelled out the proposals and principles which should regulate this very important sector.
What is more, the report strays into areas that not even the Member States should regulate, for example that of whether political parties are examining strategies for getting more women into their party structures.
In order to ensure an effective enforcement of the Community competition rules and at the same time the respect of fundamental rights of defence,this Regulation should regulate the burden of proof under Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty.
Given the important warning function of an escort,Member States should regulate the appearance and equipment of the escort vehicles, as well as the training and authorisation of the escort driver with respect to road safety.
The idea was that government need not have a balanced budget in all years- as narrow-minded Republicans seemed to favor- but should regulate spending to mitigate excesses of the business cycle.
It is in fact the market alone that should regulate the legislative efforts that the European Institutions make and provide for the Member States: it will therefore be the market that determines where to make concessions, where to regulate and where to restrict.
The merger arose as a specified legal mechanism of business concentration and the law should regulate this mechanism, protecting the rights of all stakeholders involved in such kind of operation.
Thus, banking regulators should regulate and supervise such that"they are satisfied"that banks have adequate systems for evaluating credit risk principle 8, sovereign risk principle 12; market risk principle 13; liquidity risk principle 14; operational risk principle 15.
Thus, in cases where regulation of the host country was considered improper,the authorities of the home country should regulate more strictly or even discourage or prevent the financial institution from operating in the country concerned.
The challenge is to have a more inclusive international environmental governance, which involves the discussion of alternatives such as strengthening the United Nations Program for the Environment andthe need to discuss the complex international environmental order that should regulate human activity on the planet and its environmental impacts.