Examples of using Should be explored in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This alternative should be explored.
Furthermore, this is an area where all possibilities to smoothen and speed up processes by involving local stakeholders early should be explored.
These are issues that should be explored.
Other ways exist and should be explored; the door should not be shut before the alternatives have at least been objectively assessed.
This is another area that should be explored.
The individual causes should be explored and the individualized therapy applied.
Fiscal incentives for subscribers should be explored by Member States, in compliance with competition rules and technological neutrality.
He said the use of federal funds should be explored.
There is rich history that should be explored, coast and islands to sail around, places where you can have fun, natural beauties to see.
Every alternative to laying off workers should be explored.
It features a lot of movement and should be explored before you sit behind the wheel of a car.
Although rarely a cause for concern, changes in poop color should be explored.
The possibility should be explored of setting up of one(central) authorising body within a Member State, at least for the cross-border projects to speed up implementation.
Alternatives to traditional written assignments should be explored and utilized.
The regulation states regional cooperation should be explored between Member States concerned with the same species that are not able to establish a viable population in a large part of the Union.
In that context, the concept of a European passport for auditors should be explored further;
In this context, the potential of e-Government initiatives should be explored, in accordance with the four policy actions set out in the Ministerial Declaration(Lisbon, September 2007).
Therefore, the potential for synergies across sectors in the CEF should be explored further.
Possible solutions should be explored, including linking the information necessary to verify additionality to the regular information provided by Member States in their stability programmes.
The feasibility of such a partnership with Ukraine, amongst others, should be explored as a priority.
New approaches should be explored to improve the development and appropriate dissemination of relevant VET material, and to strengthen the ETF's capacity to communicate its achievements and results.
The role of the EU in reducing vulnerability and promoting adaptation should be explored with the involvement of the EU insurance industry.
For some categories- such as citybuses- early adoption of zero emission technologies seems in reach and a separate zero-emission target should be explored.
For cross-border projects, the possibility of coordinated or joint procedures26 should be explored in order to improve project design and expedite their final authorisation.
This diagnosis should be explored in another analysis, but may be related to biological and genetic factors, hormonal or social and psychological factors, such as psychoactive substance use and eventually depression.
Further possibilities for creating and/or exploiting synergies with respect to coin production andstorage should be explored, notably in co-operation with the ECB in order to benefit from its experience in this area.
Retraining needs to be arranged straight awayfor workers affected by the mine closures, and all possible avenues of funding from regional, national and EU funds should be explored.
The possibility of establishing an EU-wide guarantee fund for pre-and post-delivery financing should be explored as well as an intensified cooperation with export credit insurance companies, covered by appropriate re-insurance.
Mariann Fischer Boel declared that the Commission had already introduced flexibility for producers in the"conversion" process andthat further possibilities should be explored within the Standing Committee on Organic Farming.
