Examples of using Countries should in English and their translations into Czech
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These countries should become full members of the Schengen area.
Nevertheless, this report provides clear outlines which countries should follow.
EU countries should take note: there are no benefits from GM crops great enough to offset these impacts.
That the elections were conducted properly and that western countries should mind their own business.
Two countries should yield a fairly accurate picture, provided the cultural zone matches your target markets.
Having signed the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, the countries should engage constructively in political dialogue.
Countries should look at the way they implement the Posting of Workers Directive so that it gives rise to greater clarity.
The ban is already applied today in the Czech Republic, Germany and Hungary,and other countries should also ban this mining technique.
Therefore, action plans for different countries should be drawn up individually, with everything calculated on a real basis.
It also reinstates the target included in the Bali roadmap,that industrialised countries should reduce emissions by 80% by 2050.
Donor countries should respect their commitment to set aside 0.7% of their GDP to Official Development Assistance(ODA) by 2015.
I think that the political authorities in all countries should cooperate with our police, our judges and our governments.
These countries should undergo a number of structural reforms if they are to fit into the model that the euro requires and aspires to.
In my opinion,the Czech Republic and other countries should and can continue bilateral negotiations with the United States.
All countries should implement the new globally harmonized system(GHS) for the classification and labelling of chemicals as soon as it becomes available, with a view to having the system fully operational in 2008.
Firstly, the social security systems in our countries should, in principle, be able to guarantee sufficient medical cover.
Developing countries should use technology for introducing innovation, which would improve the living conditions of their poor and increase the competitiveness of their countries and their businesses.
One should not forget that Article 1 of the Olympic Charter states that countries should enjoin'universal fundamental ethical principles.
Some colleagues have said that countries should deal with problems that arise individually and that there is no need for so much coordination here.
The Community is based on the rule of law andall transfers of European personal data to third countries should respect procedural guarantees and defence rights.
Fisheries agreements with third countries should ensure a fair balance between economic interests and promoting sustainable fishing.
Nevertheless, there is a need to emphasise that mainstreaming human rights in relations with third countries should apply to every EU partner without exception.
Developing countries should take appropriate mitigation actions to curb the growth of their emissions to 15-30% below business as usual by 2020.
The review of this policy must be accompanied by the introduction of a set of political criteria that neighbouring countries should meet in order to obtain a superior status in their relations with the EU.
Candidate countries should strive to make their antidiscrimination and gender equality laws equal to those of the acquis communautaire.
I find it difficult to understand why those whom it has not been possible to convict cannot stay in the United States,but European countries should themselves, of course, be prepared to receive those who have not.
On the other hand,biofuels imported from third countries should also be certified according to strict environmental criteria, in order to ensure a positive environmental balance.
We open up our market to third countries andthen the markets in those third countries should also be opened up to our European companies, especially in the emerging economies of China, India, Brazil and Russia.
I agree with the Council that countries should be discreet about cases in respect of which they issue such a request, but countries should also have the freedom to say:'That is such a minor offence, I am not going to extradite people for that.
If the Council wants to act in the interest of citizens, countries should invest in research, development and education precisely in the field of nuclear energy.