Examples of using Should constitute in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The exchange of expertise, deployment particularly in the wider region itself, should constitute these foundations.
The common strategic framework should constitute the reference framework for the country and multi-country strategy papers.
The pre-contractually providedinformation as well as the summary template should constitute an integral part of the final contract.
Whereas such features should constitute the baseline for a cross-cutting and more definitive legal definition of‘social enterprise' universally agreed and applied at Union level;
The green colour is found at the base of the pyramid(cereals, fruits and vegetables)and hence indicates that those foods should constitute the largest part of the diet.
The risk of being subjected to this practice should constitute a valid reason for granting asylum or humanitarian protection.
I think that the proposal that is currently under discussion takes a very clear position in that EU cooperation in the areas of justice andhome affairs should constitute an added value.
When the report shows the existence of one or more significant distortions,the report should constitute sufficient evidence in order to justify the calculation of the normal value.
Such a comprehensive effort should constitute a“whole of the Union approach", taking into account instruments and processes such as export credits, investment guarantees and technology transfers for the benefit of development.
Commercial counterfeiting committed by organised gangs or criminal organisations should constitute an aggravating circumstance justifying heavier penalties or fines.
The National Single Windows should constitute a comprehensive reporting entry point for maritime transport operators, performing the functionalities of data collection from the declarants and data distribution to all relevant competent authorities.
The government should“define in the Constitution” the responsibilities- culture, art, education, sport, etc-of the youngsters and should constitute the youth politics in cooperation with the youngsters.
Underlines that copyright and related rights should constitute a balanced legal framework for the European cultural and creative industries to generate economic activity and employment;
The'Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, 1992' states:"In order to achieve sustainable development,environmental protection should constitute an integral part of the development process and cannot be in isolation from it".
The National Single Windows should constitute a comprehensive reporting entry point for maritime transport operators, performing the functionalities of data collection from the declarants and data distribution to all relevant competent authorities.
This interoperability of registers should be ensured by the registers of Member States(‘domestic registers')providing services, which should constitute interfaces with the European central platform(‘the platform').
(19 b) Improving implementation and quality of spending should constitute guiding principles for achieving the objectives of the programme while ensuring optimal use of the financial resources;
Where an action seeking measures eliminating the continuing effects of the infringement, including for redress, is brought in a Member State other than the Member State where a final decision establishing this infringement was issued,the decision should constitute a rebuttable presumption that the infringement has occurred.
However, as a consequence of the classification of emission allowances as financial instruments,this Regulation should constitute a single rule book of market abuse measures applicable to the entirety of the primary and secondary markets in emission allowances.
The maritime National Single Window should constitute a comprehensive reporting entry point for maritime transport operators, performing the functionalities of data collection from the declarants and data distribution to all relevant competent authorities and providers of port services.
Mr President, I think nobody will be surprised to hear me say again that solidarity with refugees anddisplaced persons should constitute a fundamental element of EU policy in the areas of asylum and immigration.
It is worth emphasising the fact, however, that for the moment this agreement should constitute a starting point and that, for the complete liberalisation of the air transport sector with India, we will have to await the implementation of the measures currently laid down.
Now even when the service of God in a church is directed preeminently to the pure moral veneration of God in accordance with the laws prescribed to humanity in general, we can still ask whether, in such a service, the doctrine of godliness alone or that of virtue as well,or peculiarly the one or the other, should constitute the content of religious teaching.
The resolution is right when it says, albeit in the conditional,that'water is a shared resource of mankind and that access to water should constitute a fundamental and universal right' and that'water is assumed as a public good and should be under public control'.
Whereas addressing the deficiencies and gaps in cooperation and information exchange between national law enforcement authorities, as well as the interoperability of European information sharing databases is of the utmost importance for both ensuring the good functioning of the Schengen Area andfor the protection of EU's external border, and should constitute the core of the mandate of the special committee;
(33) The new European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus(‘EFSD+'), building onits predecessor, the EFSD70, should constitute an integrated financial package supplying financing capacity in the form of grants, budgetary guarantees and financial instruments worldwide.
Reiterates its long-standing position that any revenue resulting from fines imposed on companies for breaching EU competition law orlinked to late payments of national contributions to the EU budget should constitute an extra item of revenue for the EU budget without a corresponding decrease in GNI contributions;
Namely, in order for a media law infringement to exist,the persons listed in the article should constitute a community, moreover, a“protected community” in legal terms, which is tied together by a common feature- determining the personality- that shapes the community, and which can be identified by persons outside the community;
Reiterates its long-standing position that any revenue resulting from fines imposed on companies for breaching EU competition law orlinked to late payments of national contributions to the EU budget should constitute an extra item of revenue for the EU budget without a corresponding decrease in GNI contributions;