Examples of using It should be left in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It should be left undisturbed.
In such cases, it should be left alone.
It should be left to historians.
And I feel that it should be left alone.
Hence it should be left in at least as good a state as it was found.
If not applicable, it should be left empty.
It should be left to Member States to determine the periodicity of roadworthiness testing for such vehicles.
And I think it should be left that way.
For cooling it should be left in the fridge for an hour or use special bucket with ice, you can not put the champagne in the freezer.
Subject to Title III hereafter,where a box is not to be used, it should be left blank.
It should be left to the Member State concerned to determine the appropriate body or bodies to be involved in this assessment.
As the execution time is a core service element, it should be left to competitive forces to enhance services.
In this respect it should be left to Member States to decide the extent to which they apply these grades to their own production.
If the document cannot be served in the manner described above, it should be left at a post office or the local town hall.
The EESC considers that it should be left to the discretion of the Member States to designate one or more authorities according to needs and practices.
If the wine must be served at a higher temperature than that set inside the cellar, it should be left out for as long as is necessary.
Emphasises that it should be left to the discretion of the agency concerned to balance fluctuating workload by not filling all posts at their disposal;
After the addition of this acid,the battery will begin to heat and it should be left standing from 12 to 24 hours or until it has cooled off.
I would love to play Holden Caulfield if the book were made into a movie butat the same time I think it's such a great classic, it should be left in that world.'.
To the powder has absorbed the dirt as it should, it should be left on the surface- the duration depends on the degree of contamination.
As we have always maintained,illegal immigration is an extremely serious problem and responsibility for handling it should be left to the individual countries.
Whenever the veterinarians administers such medicinal products themselves it should be left up to national provisions to specify whether a veterinary prescription needs to be issued.
Whereas it should be left to the Member States on their own initiative to take measures to terminate or to maintain public service obligations; whereas, however, these obligations being such as to entail financial burdens for transport undertakings, the latter must be able to apply for their termination to the competent authorities of the Member States;
Given the differing levels oftechnology used by national postal operators, it should be left to Member States to design the most appropriate special accounting system.
However, it should be left to the host Member State to decide whether it will grant social assistance during the first three months of residence, or for a longer period in the case of job-seekers, to Union citizens other than those who are workers or self-employed persons or who retain that status or their family members, or maintenance assistance for studies, including vocational training, prior to acquisition of the right of permanent residence, to these same persons.
Given the wide variety ofmeasures which could be covered by this Article, it should be left primarily to the Member States to lay down the conditions for support as part of their programming.
By contrast, in accordance with Article 12(2),where the creditor has already obtained a decision or instrument, it should be left to the court's discretion whether it is appropriate for security to be provided.
While those measures should be financed anddefined by the Union, it should be left to Member States to select the appropriate set of measures to meet the needs of their regional bodies, taking their particularities into account, where necessary, as well as to integrate them into national support programmes.
While those measures should be financed anddefined by the Community it should be left to Member States to select the right mix for the needs of their respective constituencies, taking regional particularities into account, where necessary, as well as to integrate them into national support programmes.