Examples of using Should communicate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Language should communicate, not manipulate.
The interlocutor and service personnel should communicate carefully.
In short, your resume should communicate to your employer that you are the best candidate among the lot.
Another factor in the design is the ideas the structure should communicate.
Attacking players should communicate and keep the ball up.
Therefore, Member States should collect and aggregate data that are sufficiently granular to enable an accurate assessment ofhow the Directive is working in practice and should communicate those data to the Commission.
Your body language should communicate“Go ahead, I care, I'm listening.”.
Whereas the EU should communicate more proactively on its diplomatic efforts and its large financial contribution towards consolidating the security and socio-economic situation in Libya;
Stresses that such professionals should communicate in a child-friendly manner;
Member States should communicate to the employers their responsibility to provide adequate health and safety protection for their seasonal workers;
(6) In order to allow more efficient monitoring of the operation of the derogation,the authorities of Laos should communicate regularly to the Commission details of certificates of origin issued.
Member States should communicate to the Commission all information necessary for this evaluation.
(9) In order to respect the annual quota quantity as set out by Regulation(EC) No 2501/2001,the Member States should communicate to the Commission quantities of raw sugar expressed in white sugar equivalent.
Member States should communicate to the Commission all information necessary for this evaluation.
Whereas the competent authorities of Member States should continue to issue prior authorizations to applicants wanting to make use of outward processing, but,in doing so, should communicate to the Commission the quantities requested, in order to verify whether those quantities are available within the total limits established at Community level;
Member States should communicate to the Commission the text of the provisions of national law which they adopt in the field covered by this Directive.
Whereas to facilitate the preparation of the annual report on the situation regarding the production and marketing of hops referred to in Article 11 of Regulation(EEC)No 1696/71 it is necessary that Member States should communicate the relevant data to the Commission, including in particular those obtained pursuant to Article 1 of Commission Regulation(EEC) No 1350/72 of 28 June 1972 on the rules for granting aid to hop producers(2);
Member State authorities should communicate with the press, ensure TV coverage, call meetings with the social partners, convene a conference, etc.
It laid down rules on the data andinformation that national competent authorities should communicate and provided for continued coordination of the network by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control(ECDC).
Member States should communicate the competent authority designated under this Regulation to the Commission, which should publish online a compilation of the competent authority of each Member State.
In order to make the changeover smooth and efficient, the banks should communicate with their clients on the organisation of the changeover and services which they offer.
Catechesis should communicate in a lively way the history of salvation and the content of the Church's faith, and so enable every member of the faithful to realize that this history is also a part of his or her own life.
The Europe Direct Centres, for example, should communicate European Policy by looking to all EU institutions.
(1) Member States should communicate information on the epidemiological development and emergence of public health threats due to communicable diseases using the Community network in a way which allows comparisons to be made for preventive and control action to be taken at Community and national level.
(48a) Where the interests of the child so require, judges should communicate directly with central authorities or competent courts in other Member States.
Whereas the Member States should communicate to the Commission data relating to the disposal of butter under this Regulation;
Whereas, for statistical reasons, the Member States should communicate each day the quantities of rice covered by import licences for each origin;
If the auditor has identified a fraud or has obtained information that indicates that a fraud may exist,the auditor should communicate these matters on a timely basis to the appropriate level of management in order to inform those with primary responsibility for the prevention and detection of fraud of matters relevant to their responsibilities.
