Examples of using Should bear in English and their translations into German
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Between you and I, which of us should bear the cost of that?
We should bear with those who live in great spiritual poverty.
Finally, when they told Him that He should bear the cross of sufferings, He said.
The Petra networkis carrying out exemplary work in Luxembourg, which should bear fruit.
Your membership card should bear the ARC Europe- Show your Card!
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In fact, the Commission guidelines state that thefarmers who introduce a new production type should bear this responsibility.
But it is necessary, it has already been shewn,that the price of cattle should bear a certain proportion to that of corn before the greater part of the lands of any country can be improved.
But unto the sons of Kohath he gave none:because the service of the sanctuary belonging unto them was that they should bear upon their shoulders.
The question of whether the competent authorities of the Member States should bear the subsidiary responsibility for the prevention or remedying of damage when the polluter cannot be identified or is exempt from liability.
I cannot agree with the amendment by Mrs Attwooll andMr Busk proposing that the shipowners rather than the Community should bear the cost of the agreement with Equatorial Guinea.
Companies in the music industrysay platforms such as Youtube, Instagram or Tumblr should bear greater financial responsibility for the costs of policing such content, as some of their income is undoubtedly generated from the copyright-infringing material they allow users to upload.
The Committee feels it is unfair that airports and airlines should bear this additional expenditure.
This has traditionally been seen as a'public good' for which society as a whole should be responsible,rather than something the individual actor who actually caused the damage should bear.
The following chapter contains some ideas which the Commission should bear in mind when drafting the Treaty text.
The concept of time is not associated to change but rather to perfection and maturity in this stanza;an essential conclusion of a process that should bear fruits.
A common claim inpublic debates is that the financial sector should bear its fair share of the costs of the financial crisis.
The question therefore must be asked why this should be different in the case of an insurance company insolvency and why precisely the competitors andtheir customers should bear the costs.
The question therefore must be asked why the competitors andtheir customers should bear the costs in the case of an insurance company insolvency.
The EESC recalls its opinion on the Regulation establishing common rules in the field of civil aviation security11 whereby it was established that“it is unfair that airports andairlines should bear the additional expenditure.
The growing dispute over trade sanctions brings to the fore not only thefundamental ethical question of whether wealthy nations should bear the burden of emissions reduction alone, but also the strategic question of whether sticks as well as carrots should be used to induce green behavior in developing countries.
This was the basis for both companies to mutually agree that from now on all EMVE machinesusing Interroll's drum motor technology should bear the Rolling On Interroll quality seal.
Rather it believes that there are limits to the commercial risk that the importer should bear and that it may not be appropriate for importers to face large, unexpected retrospective duty claims where they have met the obligations referred to in paragraph 14 and can demonstrate that this is so and in particular where they were misled by the competent authority concerned.
She has looked at the problem overall by recommending an egalitarian approach,which is that every mode of transport should bear the external costs which it creates.
Topics raised included that banks hold short-term treasury debt instead of funding the economy,the risk of sovereign bonds of EU area countries, who should bear the cost of supervision, the EU not being"overbanked" in comparison to the USA, but having a small number of very large banks, the"too big to fail" issue, a real European capital market, and confidence building in the system.
Aggregate research funding should be gradually increased to 3% of GDP; in view of current budgetary constraints in all European countries,the private sector should bear a larger share of the spending.
The cabinet has approved Catalan road renovation projects worth more than 112 million euros andhas decided that Barcelona El Prat Airport should bear the name Josep Tarradellas, who was the first President of Catalonia after the end of the Franco dictatorship.
A special vehicle is required because the amounts that must be made available far exceed what IMF members can usually access, and it is only right that if theeurozone seeks such amounts for its members, it should bear a significant portion of any potential losses.
This was the basis for both companies to mutually agree that from now on all EMVE machinesusing Interroll's drum motor technology should bear the Rolling On Interroll quality seal. Caroline Andersson explains.
What has happened in the past week, is that the discussion on this report has not focused on the content I have just outlined for you,but on the question of what label this desired situation should bear, in other words, of what word we want to use in order to describe this optimal situation following independence.
The OECD view is not to treat restructuring costs such as write off of assets, termination of employment contracts, etc. as shareholder costs or as a service,but rather to examine on a case-by-case basis which entity should bear these costs, depending in particular on the rights and other assets of the parties.