Examples of using Principles should in English and their translations into German
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What principles should underlie it?
In the selection of the intervention levels these principles should be observed.
On which principles should this be based?
In the end we all have to make a judgement, so what integral principles should guide that judgement?
So, what principles should you keep in mind?
The SBA calls on the Member Statesto improve the business environment for SMEs, so its principles should be duly implemented and adopted.
What principles should guide us?
Its principles should be followed since childhood until advanced age.
Three principles should guide reform.
The principles should affirm the public's right to information held by public bodies.
These above principles should be equally applied to all regions.
These principles should be adapted to the specificities of local contexts.
Basic framework principles should be the same and apply uniformly throughout the EU.
These principles should describe the individuals' desired behaviour.
Design and options- what principles should apply to the system for the control of minority shareholdings at the EU level?
These principles should also be applied at the municipal level, in a dual sense.
These principles should be largely maintained.
These principles should be supplemented by provisions to safeguard the powers of the regions and local authorities.
Which principles should guide facilitators when planning and shaping participative dialogue spaces?
These principles should be implemented in accordance with the basic principles of a modern constitutional democracy.
Its well-founded principles should be changed only after due consideration, and not in response to the politics of the moment.
These principles should become a reference framework for Member States' employment and social policies- at least in the Eurozone.
These principles should apply to all projects intended to help countries adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.
The principles should promote social investment and the ability of individuals and businesses to pursue independence and social responsibility.
Those principles should form a benchmark for effective protection and directly address the subject matter of the five protection components above.
Those principles should be anchored and then we can fine-tune these questions in sector agreements and take a very concrete approach.
Four principles should be implemented: freedom of expression and press freedom, access to information and knowledge for all, education for all as well as cultural diversity.
These principles should also ensure that the result of these negotiations would be independent of discussions on the future of cohesion policy after 2006.
Such principles should also provide the substantive basis for a binding social protection floor and for the action and governance of the EU institutions themselves.
These social policy principles should form a substantive basis, for instance, for future recommendations to the Member States as part of a more effective European Semester1.