Examples of using Should in principle in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Restrictions should in principle end with the second phase.
The issuing of visas at the external border should, in principle, remain exceptional.
There should in principle be no split between residence and work, and this type of document must be transparent.
Members of the diplomatic staff of the mission should in principle be of the nationality of the sending State.
It is therefore primarily the compatibility of Directive 2006/24 with Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter that should, in principle, be examined.
Therefore, harmonisation should in principle not distinguish between the two sets of rules.
For this reason, in the Commission's view, delegations of power should in principle be of indefinite duration.
Whereas juvenile offenders should in principle always be entitled to alternatives to detention. regardless of the offence they have committed;
The leave shall be granted for at least a period of four months and,to promote equal opportunities and equal treatment between men and women, should, in principle, be provided on a non-transferable basis.
The new Directive, therefore, should in principle generate primary energy savings of about 200 Mtoe.
(5) to this end, telecommunications services supplied to taxable persons established in the Community orto recipients established in third countries should, in principle, be taxed at the place of the recipient of the services;
Council Regulation(EC) No 736/96 should in principle allow a monitoring of investment projects at EU level.
Digitalisation should in principle foster cross-border activity, without requiring firms to establish themselves in other Member States.
The proportion of financial support from the general budget of the EU should in principle not exceed 60% of the total cost of the actions undertaken.
Whereas juvenile offenders should, in principle, always be entitled to access measures alternative to detention regardless of the offence they have committed;
One-off contributions by Member States-either by the State or by National Promotional Banks classified in the general government sector or acting on behalf of the State-into EFSI thematic or multi-country investment platforms, should in principle qualify as one-off measures.
The Agreement on customs valuation recognises that this value should, in principle, be based on the transaction value, in other words the real price of the goods.
EU MNE Groups should in principle not be obliged to submit the information to of all the EU Member States where they operates, but only to the tax authorities of their of residence.
The definition of the category ofpersons who are subject to a return Decision should in principle correspond to the definition of this category in the future Council Directive.
(23) Cash contributions should in principle qualify as one-off measures which have no bearing on the underlying fiscal position in the assessment of the necessary fiscal adjustment under the Stability and Growth Pact.
Online casinos should beexceptionally attentive to new players as these bonuses should in principle be available to all casino players and thus pose a huge financial risk.
This registration system should in principle not be based upon substantive examination as to compliance with requirements for protection prior to registration, thereby keeping to a minimum the registration and other procedural burdens on applicants.
Whereas general conditions for the use of funding and operation of the RSFF- including eligibility requirements, rules and risk sharing between institutions- are currently being drawn up as part of the Cooperation and Capacity specific programmes of the FP7, detailed measures will be regulated by a bilateral agreementbetween the European Commission and the EIB, which should in principle be signed by the end of 2006.
(111) Thus,‘common rules on jurisdiction should, in principle, apply when the defendant is domiciled in one of those Member States'.
That right should, in principle, be granted on a non-transferable basis; however, many Member States have allowed parental-leave entitlements to be transferred from one parent to the other, which in practice has meant that mothers have taken longer parental leave than fathers.
A list should be drawn up of all mandatory information which should in principle be provided for all foods intended for the final consumer and mass caterers.
So while consulates should in principle issue MEVs with a period of validity of up to five years to the categories of persons enumerated in the article(who are, essentially, regular travellers and therefore‘known'), the margin of discretion left to consulates, combined with their reluctance to issue MEVs with a long period of validity, means that far fewer MEVs with long validity are issued than could potentially be the case.
ECVET is applicable for all learning outcomes which should in principle be achievable through a variety of education and learning paths at all levels of the European Qualifications Framework for lifelong learning(‘EQF'), and then be transferred and recognised.
Although investors in depositary receipts should in principle also be entitled to determine how underlying shares are to be voted, the inclusion of receipt holders in the definition would not, of itself, necessarily lead to this result as the receipts, in practice, are often held by custodians and not by the investors themselves.