Examples of using Should defend in English and their translations into German
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They say we should defend their honor.
Apart from that, the Directive is good, and we should defend it.
Why we should defend sentient beings.
This is something we should defend.
It should defend the weak, not harm the innocent….
The most badly affected States should defend these means and pursue them jointly.
We should defend our peace and beat off all pumpkin attacks.
The euro is an historic success of European integration and we should defend and rescue it.
Two players should defend the single wide entrance.
This is a crucial issue for democracy and I think that the President of Parliament should defend it.
Its hat should defend from the prepared surface on distance, for example, 20 mm.
In this way they create the image of an increasingly aggressive enemy, against which we should defend ourselves.
Europe should defend its agricultural model and culture, promoting high quality food.
Our achievements in the EU are relevant elsewhere, and we should defend them- your task Commissioner.
I call on all those in a position to defend the victims never to forget that true peace is a peace born of justice, and that is the only peace that those of us who believein freedom and democracy in Europe and anywhere else in the world should defend.
Political leaders, of whatever kind, should defend this fundamental institution, the basic cell of society.
I am referring to paragraph 121,which states that the EU's external fisheries policy should defend European fisheries interests.
Still, the most important and strategic housing where we spend much of our lives, what we should defend from heat and cold, stress and external noises and the cataclysms that increasingly despondent over our heads, well this important nest called home, takes on a misconception when we must think about his accomplishment or to purchase it: why?
As far as we are concerned,freedom of religion is a fundamental human right and we should defend it wherever it comes under attack.
We must remember to maintain internal balance, and that we should defend those interests of all EU Member States which are not mutually exclusive.
We must not ruin the effectiveness of our common defence with quarrels over whether we should defend ourselves at all.
To"open your mouth for the dumb" means that the smart people should defend those who can't speak; while those who can speak should not defend themselves.
As I see it, this is a further reason why the many EUMember States that share these Christian roots should defend human rights in Ethiopia.
In general I amalways very sympathetic to the idea that Parliament should defend its rights and its position vis-à-vis other institutions.
It seems to me that this is a solid, principled position: control by the Commission, with a Constitutional Council,and I believe that we should defend this position.
We note again that the idiotic non sequitur argument is used as to why you should do this,namely, that if you should defend yourself in court, why, the judge might have you thrown in jail so naturally(or is it?) you would not defend yourself.
He believed that the EESC represented sectors other than thepolitical world(through leaders of various organisations) and should defend its role as such.
I am not a racist or a xenophobe, but I insist, ladies and gentlemen,on the right to social order which everyone here should defend, and on Italy's right to complete sovereignty.
When we will adjust them between lateral walls,it is necessary to consider that regiments against which they lean, should defend back for a corresponding thickness.
Our hopes are that the French and European shooters, hunters, and gun owners at large will retaliate with any protest initiative they will want to adopt in order to force Mr. Coste, Mr. Crochard and Mr. Cazeneuve to face their responsibilities andto spur the associations that should defend our rights to act against the will of the anti-gun governmental authorities, whatever the cost may be.