Examples of using Should apply in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who should apply to the E3 Institute?
Why we think you should apply?
But that should apply to every major decision.
But Healey thinks Lip should apply.
(1)(a) and(b) should apply in all cases.
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Basically, the following premises should apply.
A penalty system should apply in the event of this behaviour.
Funnily enough, Miss Hawkins told me I should apply.
But this principle should apply throughout.
The same principle of good public finance should apply.
This increased flexibility should apply from as soon as 2012.
The same should apply in case of incurrence of a customs debt on exportation.
After the procedure at the hands should apply a moisturizing hand cream.
The EU should apply the TRI scale R& D definition.
Students seeking visas for the fall term should apply by July 1.
Moreover, the rules should apply to drinking water of all kinds.
We have asked for consistency, so the same rule should apply each time.".
First, the limit should apply to everyone in the family, not just the kids.
Whereas this amendment to Regulation(EC) No 2202/96 should apply from the 1999/2000 marketing year.
Applicants should apply to UCL only(Institution code name: UCL; institution shortcode: U80).
Therefore, the same basic conditions should apply across the European Union.
If MNEs are active in such jurisdictions,special transparency requirements should apply.
Organizations and companies should apply for an official WeChat account.
That obligation should apply where a firm owes contractual or agency obligations to the client.
Applicants who are interested in seeking admission to the MPhil programmes should apply to the University directly.
Consumer protection agencies should apply“truth-in-advertising” laws to AI products and services.
An individual should apply a generous coat of honey to the troublesome areas, allowing it to remain on the skin for at least 30 minutes.
The State, in its relations with the private sector, should apply the principle of subsidiarity, a principle that will become a permanent element of the Church's social doctrine.
Member States should apply the appropriate procedures to ensure that only the person concerned is informed and not a third party.
Nevertheless, the subsidiarity principle should apply allowing Member States to define this system at national level while maintaining existing ones.