Examples of using Should regulate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who should regulate the economy?
I'm not saying we should regulate them.
Should regulate the number of soldiers in each building, forwarding them from any chosen house to another.
I don't think anybody should regulate anything.
It should regulate the incompatibility of the functions as an MP, mayor and local government representative.
Pregnant women who need caffeine should regulate it.
So who should regulate the Internet?
(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, who should regulate whom and how?
So who should regulate the Internet?
In order to reduce consumption, do you think public authorities should regulate marketing campaigns?
Your mind should regulate your body.
John Hickenlooper, a former governor of Colorado, said federal law should regulate a firearms permit.
The idea that the markets should regulate themselves has been proved wrong.
I therefore welcome the excellent work done by Mr Pittella,who has clearly spelled out the proposals and principles which should regulate this very important sector.
And the legislature should regulate ways of dealing with the promotion of drugs on the streets.
However corporate governance measures for unlisted companies at EU level areunnecessary at this juncture since national company laws should regulate the critical elements of their governance.
The law should regulate in certain areas of culture- but it should regulate culture only where that regulation does good.
The idea that the market should regulate itself is wrong.
National laws should regulate social media and the constitutional right to the freedom of speech should be protected.
I do not believe, however, in the idea that we should regulate it uniformly throughout Europe.
National laws should regulate social media and the constitutional right to the freedom of speech should be protected.
Once we posit the basic affirmation that introduces us to the moral order-"One must do good and avoid evil"-we see how there arises in the subject the recognition of the fundamental laws that should regulate human action.
Inner convictions should regulate the way we relate to life, old people, children, others, the other gender, justice and the community itself.
The Commission's Recommendation on Next Generation Access networkshas indicated how national telecoms regulators should regulate access to ultra-fast fibre networks, ensuring an appropriate balance between the need to encourage investment and the need to safeguard competition.
National law should regulate the exercise of the right of revocation in the case of works involving a plurality of authors or performers, taking into account the relative importance of the individual contributions.
I share his view that a broader agreement should regulate issues such as legislative cooperation in the area of ground safety and flight safety, route management, flight monitoring, the environment, technology and research.
Different legal actions should regulate ambrosia suppression for the whole country, similar to the regulations of our neighbours, and to therefore force everyone to clean their own land covered in ragweed using harsh penalties or the competent services will do it for them at the owner's expense.
It should codify the fundamental principles of good administration and should regulate the procedure to be followed by the Union's administration when handling individual cases to which a natural or legal person is a party, and other situations where an individual has direct or personal contact with the Union's administration.
Government authorities should regulate the use of crypto assets to prevent regulatory arbitrage and any unfair competitive advantage crypto assets may derive from lighter regulation.