Examples of using Systems should in English and their translations into Polish
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Wireless systems should make life on stage a lot easier.
The questions relating to the security of the systems should be considered as follows.
The systems should be localized in installation cabinets, near the heating installation.
Moreover, any form of interaction between two different systems should be thoroughly documented.
His systems should he so choose, that he is able, future requirements and necessary to recognize and to respond successfully.
We are going to start the work approx. midnight andwe estimate that by the 7 a.m. all systems should be available.
Such systems should be limited to what is necessary and proportionate and should not constitute a means of arbitrary discrimination.
Whereas the technical requirements relating to the radio interference(electromagnetic compatibility) of vehicles,their components and systems should be governed from 1 January 1996 solely by the provisions of Directive 72/245/EEC;
Such systems should produce an air temperature appropriate to the water temperature so that swimmers do not feel too cold when stepping outside of the pool.
And this is good news for those interested in ultra high time synchronisation as the systems should all be interoperable meaning anyone looking to GNSS satellites can use multiple systems to ensure even greater accuracy.
These systems should be designed to ensure full SME participation to the procurement market in accordance with the Small Business Act and the"Think Small First" principle.
Investigation of the possibilities of integrating these systems should take account of the needs and requirements of controlling fishing fleets, particularly as regards the security and confidentiality of the data transmitted.
All systems should be based on common principles and standards, while taking into account both the inherent risks involved and the balance between the costs of control and the benefits they bring.
A coordinated EU approach to these systems should also involve specifying the target areas which will have to be made ready for practical implementation.
Furthermore such systems should be designed without roadside barriers and in a way which allows subsequent extension to any parallel roads at low cost.
Whereas certain special systems should be adapted so that account may be taken in annual estimates of both the supplies available to the Community and the Community's needs;
Automatic use of these systems should become second nature for hatchery staff and visitors as recent studies have again clearly proven that farm boots samples are an important risk factor with a Salmonella prevalence of 19.7%!
However, the EESC feels such systems should be developed by gradually building up a strategic and comprehensive multi-layered partnership process, while at the same time quickly implementing simple actions that could provide improvements in the short term.
The system should be operational by mid-October 2011.
The system should to be operational by 2013.
The system should be readily expandable.
The system should be administratively simple and efficient.
The system should be designed to.
The system should be operational in mid-2013.
This system should also cover intra-corporate transfers of third-country nationals.
My system should have weeded him out.
The opiates in their system should make them much easier for you to catch.
My system should have worked, but it… didn't.
At this time the system should be removed.
This system should be easy enough if explained.