Examples of using Should increasingly in English and their translations into German
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Learning should increasingly take place on the job.
The result is that a bank is actually a technology company and should increasingly develop its technological expertise.
Over time it should increasingly focus on least developed countries.
Useful and purposeful activities of such public organizations as UARP-said Hunyadi- should increasingly cover the veterans' community.
Following this example, humans should increasingly find their way back to their natural movement patterns.
A coherent approach in dealing with cross-border trade needs to be developed: rules,and the responsibility for their enforcement, should increasingly shift to the country of origin of the service provider.
EU Directives should increasingly make use of the technical prescriptions included in the UN/ECE Regulations.
The Council of the euro area, which is composed of representatives of national governments, should increasingly share legislative powers with the EP, including qualified majority decisions.
NCPs should increasingly engage in joint networking activities in order to improve service offerings.
Climate change impacts should increasingly be taken into account.
In order to turn the principle of ownership into policy, budget support(aid directly contributing to a partner government's budget for sectoral policies or general programmes) should increasingly become the main aid delivery mechanism.
This is a clear sign of what should increasingly come into play in 2010.
Activities should increasingly address also the higher Technology Readiness Levels, as defined in the General Annexes to the Horizon 2020 Work Programmes2.
The international community should increasingly assume a supportive role.
Member States should increasingly pool demand on defence markets in order to overcome market fragmentation and to remove obstacles for cross-border industrial cooperation.
Today agriculture is important regarding our ability to obtain results in areas such as Water quality,Biodiversity and Climate change and farmers should increasingly be paid for providing the public goods that taxpayers expect.
The EU and its Member States should increasingly"act as one" to support transition societies.
Future action should increasingly involve all stakeholders concerned and lead to a long-term partnership for multilingualism.
The highlight of the third day was the lecture of the renowned therapist and scientist Teresa Wong(Hawaii, USA and Singapore), who called for a profound paradigm shift in rehabilitation:Rehab should increasingly take into account the neuronal plasticity of the human brain and should new technologies for Rehab.
The intention is that it should increasingly drive forward the dissemination of content and information to the professional public.
Firstly, the EU is not in a position to provide services of general economic interest, and this is increasingly true of services of general interest as well(any exceptions should ideally be based on cooperation betweenthe Member States); legislation on these services should increasingly be at national level, although it should also comply with the rules of the internal market and the principles of freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services.
In future, the systems should increasingly make these decisions themselves- automatically and with a constant level of quality.
The objectives set in education and training policy should increasingly complement those of economic and labour policy in order to combine social cohesion and competitiveness.
Member States should increasingly pool demand for military research and development of new defence related technologies.
Furthermore, the Member States should increasingly involve associations in order to provide the public with better information.
The social partners should increasingly play a leading role in defining the balance between flexibility and security, and in doing so contribute to improving the rules of the labour market.
According to the study, universities should increasingly impart engineering-relevant competences and prepare students better for a later activity as design engineer.
Life-time costs of buildings should increasingly be considered rather than just the initial costs, including construction and demolition waste.
Climate change impacts and adaptation measures should increasingly be integrated in the design of compensation, subsidies and incentives schemes, in order to ensure their long-term sustainability.
The EU and its Member States should increasingly"act as one" and cooperate better to avoid duplication, omissions and contradiction and ensure an improved impact of EU action.