Examples of using Rules must in English and their translations into Czech
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My rules must be enforced.
The rules must be obeyed.
Tradition, discipline and rules must be the tools.
These rules must always be followed.
The economy is global, meaning that the rules must also be global.
But our rules must be respected.
When using the machine the safety rules must be followed.
Rules must be followed to the letter at all times.
Those that break the rules must be punished commensurately.
The rules must be clear when it comes to such an important issue as health.
Those that break the rules must be punished commensurately.
I believe that all the parties involved must be on an equal footing and the rules must apply to all.
These rules must encompass both requirements and sanctions.
For your own safety, the following rules must absolutely be observed.
These rules must, in all respect, be in accordance with the Statute.
Lobbying is good, andrepresentation of interests must of course take place, but the rules must be clear.
The implementation rules must also be greatly simplified.
Applicable accident prevention regulations, generally recognised safety-technical rules must be followed.
Question one: Rules must be followed to the letter at all times.
We have a collective responsibility for precluding risks, andit is indeed true that in the use of pesticides,'the fewer the better', but the rules must be realistic and workable.
All these rules must be respected strictly and without any exceptions!
We must not confuse our responsibility for reacting quickly andmanaging the crisis with an even greater responsibility- that our rules must work, not only in this crisis period but also for the benefit of Europe's future growth.
The rules must be the same for everyone operating in this field and we must not leave gaps for uncontrolled activity.
There must be strict compliance with the port State obligations contained in the International Labour Organization's Maritime Labour Convention,the'polluter pays' principle must hold and all the rules must also apply at night.
These rules must be changed as soon as possible, particularly when it comes to reports that deal with complaints from European citizens.
On one hand, competition rules will need to be flexible in relation to the subsidies needed to enable electric cars and other environmentally friendly alternatives to get established on the market and,on the other hand, the rules must ensure that environmentally friendly cars are not placed at a disadvantage in the retail sector or on the after-sales market.
All directives and new rules must be well thought-out, but, overall, we risk having too many rules, which, in turn, could damage growth.
The fundamental pillar of the new international rules must be the notion of more equal opportunities to be involved in revising the rules as well as playing by them.
Investment rules must make clear that any regulatory actions taken to protect the public welfare and which are not intentionally discriminatory do not constitute a violation of the agreement.