Examples of using Should devote in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Also they should devote time to the patient.
But when he died, his mother decided I should devote marriage.
Now you should devote yourselves to prayer.
Considering that Member States typically plan expenditure-based fiscal consolidations and that deviations from medium-term plans mainly stem from expenditure overruns,strengthened monitoring should devote specific attention to developments in expenditure5.
Second, we should devote time to pray for others.
Every six months everyone should devote half an hour to this.
The EU Member States should devote more attention to preventing and screening for diabetes in pregnancy and make the population more aware of the risk and consequences of obesity.
Commissions of inquiry and other monitoring and reporting mechanisms should devote more attention to investigating unlawful attacks on health care.
Relevant authorities should devote sufficient financial means to fresh starts by removing barriers to public finance schemes for start-ups.
Support during the crucial phases of the business lifecycle: As about 50% of companies fail in their first five years,Member States should devote greater resources to help new businesses to get through this critical period, such as management training, RD coaching, and networking with peers.
Relevant authorities should devote sufficient financial means to fresh starts by removing barriers to public finance schemes for start-ups.
I feel that the Member States should devote appropriate resources to ECEC services.
The European Social Fund should devote more resources to funding the participation of unemployed workers in training programmes in the EU Member States as well as in programmes in their country of origin, thus facilitating their integration in the European labour market chosen by them and enhancing European citizenship;
Considers that national strategies should devote greater efforts and resources to prevention;
You are young, you should devote your life to creation, and not to this.
The future common immigration policy should devote special attention to the position of ORs;
Researchers should devote more time to researching this topic.
I would, on my part, add to it that researchaimed at exploring the process of value creation should devote more attention to the question of usage and integrate separate but related research findings[see Aranyossy, 2010a].
We believe that we should devote ourselves to those issues that are strictly essential.
With much at stake, the world should devote far more attention and resources to this goal.
Conclusion: woman should devote herself to a man, having their own goals and interests.
Of course, special attention our Panzer General review should devote that the fundamental goal of each battle is a general point of capture.
The Bank of Russia should devote more time to explaining its policy.
The EESC thereforepoints out that the European Commission delegation to Albania should devote more attention and resources to the activities of civil society as a whole, which should be among its priorities.
In fact, libraries should devote more attention to the circulation of e-books.
Union diplomacy in general should devote more attention to issues related to raw materials.
My mother feels that a wife should devote herself to her husband, get him with a martini when he comes home, whereas Audrey… is wrong.
The authorities in Croatia should devote more attention to providing society with better information about the benefits of EU membership.
This is one area to which the Commission should devote more attention, carrying out the studies needed to obtain and process reliable, comparative data.
The Commissioner has set out an approach to which the European Union should devote itself, namely that of our model of development, consisting of renewable energy and, at most, the urgent need to review the targets set- 20% on energy; 10% on transport- to make them even more ambitious and to tackle them within an even shorter timeframe.