Examples of using Mobility should in English and their translations into German
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Electric mobility should be reached as fast as possible.
Restructuring should be handled in a socially responsible way, in particular to preserve human capital(3.2.1); labour market institutions must contribute to easing and securing transitions(3.2.2);and occupational and geographical mobility should be further enhanced 3.2.3.
Also, guests with limited mobility should be aware that there's no elevator.
Mobility should always come second to the research output; ideally it should be integrated into a research project so as to generate added research value.
The special programme for Human Ressources and mobility should help the the training needs of the sector, in conjunction with other Community programmes.
Mobility should no longer dominate urban planning as it has in the last hundred years; the goal rather is to establish dialogues in order to develop optimal and politically viable alternatives.
After all, in the future, mobility should again be there for the people, instead of vice versa.
Our mobility should not have harmful effects on our health or on the condition of our environment.
Patients with impaired mobility should be provided with diapers/ condom/ indwelling catheters.
Urban mobility should be accessible to all citizens and enable them to be mobile, connected and efficient while acting sustainably.
Adults of this age group with poor mobility should perform physical activity to enhance balance and prevent falls on 3 or more days per week.
Mobility should be encouraged through national employment strategies and lifelong learning schemes that develop, amongst other factors, vocational skills as well as language and intercultural skills.
Travelers with limited mobility should be aware that there are only elevators in the main building.
Mobility should also involve academic and university management staff, thereby allowing universities to build up the networks from which future internships, employment and projects for students can be developed.
Travelers with limited mobility should be aware that accessing some cabins requires climbing stairs.
The Erasmus+ Mobility should represent the enhancement and the enrichment in the teaching curriculum of both sides.
Travelers with limited mobility should be aware that there are no elevators to access second-floor guest rooms.
I think that mobility should also concern them and we must find a way of involving them in all European programmes concerned education and youth.
Guests with compromised mobility should request a room located on the ground floor, as the hotel does not have an elevator.
Combined mobility should also be encouraged, and this is why we want to make sure that it is possible to carry bicycles on board any train in the European Union.
It must be possible for it to be a positive choice, and in that case mobility should not have to face all sorts of obstacles with regard to consistency between social security systems and taxation systems, double taxation, and the recognition of qualifications etc.
Secondly, mobility should be an educational requirement, and by this I mean students and teachers alike, since the latter are often not fully familiar with the concept.
Travelers with limited mobility should be aware that the hotel doesn't have an elevator to access second-floor guest rooms.
All forms of mobility should be explicitly valued as a factor enriching studies at all levels(including research training at doctoral level), but also improving the career progression of university researchers and staff.
As in the Bologna process, mobility should always be truly European and not stop at the borders of the EU but include all European countries.
However, mobility should remain demand-driven and therefore a work contract should always be required in the second Member State, and the salary should meet the threshold set by the second Member State in accordance with this Directive.
Obstacles to mobility should be removed by improving the mutual recognition of qualifications.
Guest with limited mobility should be aware that the hotel doesn't have an elevator, and may want to request a ground-floor room.
The commitment to mobility should be expressed in an ambitious Benchmark on mobility in the new strategic framework for European cooperation in education and training;
In the face of recruitment bottlenecks, mobility should be facilitated and well-managed immigration from third countries could be seen as a useful additional source of labour supply.
