Examples of using Principles which should in English and their translations into Danish
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The first are our principles, which should be absolutely clear.
It is upsetting to note that, even where we live,reason of State can take precedence over the respect of principles which should be dear to us.
The principles which should guide us today have been clear since that first reading debate.
We have also adopted a firm declaration setting out the principles which should govern our relations with Turkey.
To formulate general principles which should apply in the preparation of all specific directives and other rules relating to consumer protection;
Too, the Commission's communication of 4 March sets out a number of important principles which should guide the action of Member States.
If we follow this approach and follow the principles which should be the basis for the different assessment systems, this will create the necessary support in partnership between the universities.
I voted in favour of this report to support the approach of the rapporteur who has set out principles which should really matter concerning women's health.
Parliament has on several occasions, at the request of the Committee on Budgets, set out the principles which should underpin the financial and budgetary provisions of the new Treaty, notably in its resolution on the future funding of the European Community provisional report by Mr Colom i Naval, resolution of 22 November 1990- OJ No. C 324.
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.
In the Commission's view, what are the common principles which should be established to prevent practices of unfair competition in international trade?
Our citizens need to take this process on board in order to establish a mechanism for reacting to actions which show a lack of respect for the fundamental principles which should nowadays be regarded as our common heritage.
In this report, I suggested some of the principles which should underlie the reformed common agricultural policy.
Fourthly, the fact that where it is applicable, we must try and find ways of developing the own capacities of lessdeveloped third countries, preserving the respective territorial waters andonly gaining access to the respective excess resources situated in exclusive economic areas, principles which should also be applied to neighbouring countries of the European Union.
The circle found that the answer to that question lay in the principles which should govern the system for financing the Union and that the Constitution should reflect in an appropriate way.
In this respect, the Commission issued a recommendation in July 1997 where it pointed out that transparency, responsibility andcompensation for damage were the principles which should govern the relations between the issuer and the holder of the payment instrument.
On 8 November, the Commission will present more detailed thoughts on the principles which should inform how we deal with derogations and how the corresponding decision-making process should be organised.
Consumer information and education: as regards labelling,a definition is needed of general principles which should figure in the draft directives establishing criteria and controls.
The Court issued a contribution to the debate in early April 2008 in which it highlighted key principles which should be taken into account when designing new programmes to ensure they achieve European added value, namely clarity of objectives, simplification, realism, transparency and accountability.
On 22 December, the Council and the Ministers for Health adopted a resolution on the fight against AIDS, 2 the aim of which is to reaffirm and specify, for the atten tion of all European citizens, the principles which should guide them in preventing and combating AIDS, and which provides for the stepping-up of the coordination of national and Community projects.
Comparing the actions of a democratic sovereign state in defence of its citizens to terrorism constitutes an inexcusable inversion of the principles which should guide an independent evaluation of the causes and effects of this conflict, in the certainty that peace for both nations will have to be attained not by seeking to apportion blame but via the road of justice, stability and honour.
From this point of view, it is here that the logic of enlargement will be judged not only on the basis of economic or other criteria, butalso on the basis of respect for more general principles which should govern our perception of the future of Europe, a Europe of peace, a Europe of the people, a Europe of states, a Europe of equality and a Europe which respects human rights.
Fair taxation is also a principle which should be observed in the internal market,which means that interest on savings cannot simply be exempted from tax.
I have been advocating this principle, which should lead the EU to focus its action increasingly on civil society and local authorities.
This is a principle which should apply to all consumer protection, but particularly protection in relation to children.
The next MFF should strike the right balance between stability,medium-term predictability and flexibility, a principle which should remain at its core.
That is a principle which should be recognized by certain Member States which are still sceptical about a joint approach to certain problems as serious or as important as the three which are before the House today.
Some think that the market is the invisible hand,the almost divine principle which should guide and control everything, while others think we should be very circumspect in liberalising the market and should only liberalise it where absolutely necessary.
Respect for human rights is the sound principle which should form the basis for a common European foreign policy.
We consider it as a general principle which should be taken into consideration in the fields of environmental protection and human, animal and plant health.