Examples of using Should in principle in English and their translations into Chinese
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(b) Such a declaration should in principle be regarded as a reservation;
Thus, dependent and independent services, and professional, technical, commercial and any other services,performed by individuals or entities should in principle be subject to the same tax treatment.
Diplomatic staff should in principle be of the nationality of the sending State.
It is largely felt that the recourse to additional meetings should in principle be kept to a minimum.
Consular officials should in principle have the nationality of the sending State.
This practice is hard to justify according to neoliberal theory,since investors should in principle be responsible for their own mistakes.
The topic should in principle cover all State officials who enjoyed immunity ratione materiae.
New(including relocation) iron and steel projects should in principle achieve ultra-low emissions levels.
Accountability should in principle include measures to remedy the lapses on the part of those who are accountable.
All of the above structural factors are to remain, which should in principle push the current account toward a deficit.
The frequency should in principle be more frequent than the expected conversion time; yet for cost and logistical reasons, the IAEA does not inspect as frequently.
Members of the diplomatic staff of the mission should in principle be of the nationality of the sending State.
The indicators should in principle apply to all enterprises, regardless of sector, size or location, the intention being to maximize the comparability of reported information.
Information on pre-session preparations and documentation should in principle be made available six weeks before a meeting.
Any investigation should in principle be capable of leading to the establishment of the facts of the case and, if the allegations prove to be true, to the identification and punishment of those held responsible.
This question of apportionment of obligations and responsibilities should in principle be clearly distinguished from the question of attribution of conduct.
Upon binding, T cells should in principle tolerate the auto-antigen, but activate when exposed to the allo-antigen.
The Board notes the implementation of new change control documentation andprocedures which should in principle prevent unauthorized slippage on cost and time.
This means that children should in principle not be detained and States should always look first for non-custodial solutions.
Unaccompanied or separated children already abroad should in principle enjoy the same level of protection and care as national children in the country concerned.
Those additional meetings should in principle not take place after 9.00 p.min order to reduce the burden on smaller delegations.
Under the 1951 Convention, refugees lawfully in a country should in principle be free to choose where they live and to move freely within their country of asylum.
Moreover, at this stage priority should in principle be given to the strict implementation of existing obligations and the universalization of the regimes in force, not to new agreements.
As in the case of the Paris Club, the debtor country should in principle have in place an IMF adjustment programme before the London Club agrees to consider its debt.
The first real valve in history should in principle be a ball valve or a ball plug valve, dating back to the design of John.
Acknowledging that all these advancements should in principle put humanity in a much better position to find solutions to sustainable development challenges.
The SPT considers that incidents in prison should in principle be resolved by prison staff who regularly work with prisoners; the focus should be on dynamic security.
Given the absence of other opportunities, this debate should in principle be the best moment for a dialogue on the performance of the Council and the perception of it by the wider membership.
Responsibility for wrongful acts by peacekeeping forces should in principle be attributable to the United Nations, except when the contingent remained under the control of the contributing State.
Further, it is understood that the amount of cash paid should in principle serve as an incentive for the staff to opt for itin order to meet the goal of reducing administrative workload.