Examples of using Analysis should in English and their translations into Slovak
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Impact analysis should be universal.
Manifestations focused on external outburst and on internal analysis should be in constant balance.
This analysis should be further developed.
The time between the sampling and the analysis should be kept as short as possible.
This analysis should take into account the following considerations.
The results of the cerebral spinal fluid(CSF) analysis should pinpoint the origin of the symptoms.
An analysis should not be the sole basis for an investment decision.
Readers interested in the details and possible problems with this analysis should refer to the original paper.
Prepare for analysis should be in advance.
This analysis should be progressively extended to the regional level.
Stresses, however, that such analysis should not be used to delay the adoption of sanctions;
The analysis should form two images- you at the moment and you in the future.
To the extent possible, the analysis should be supported by quantitative evidence and data.
The analysis should be based on extensive scientific and environmental factors.
Regular review and integrated analysis should be considered by all as key components of Better Regulation.
This analysis should lead to the identification of best practice and models for financial police investigations.
For the results to be reliable in the PCR study, the analysis should be done following the recommendations for the preliminary preparation for diagnosis.
Such analysis should be part of articles positioning in planograms and the Space Planning provides tools for the analysis automation.
That is, the analysis should be carried out on an empty stomach.
This simple analysis should raise a red flag about how we think about the trade-offs between dynamism and security, or growth and redistribution.
However this legal analysis should not be much more difficult or costly(if at all) than under the BER.
That analysis should guide both the Member States and the Commission in negotiating each programme taking into account regional challenges and needs.
Accordingly, the analysis should pay attention to the presence of blood in the protein, the presence of breaks in the shell of the yolk, etc.
Such an analysis should constitute the basis for the selection of relevant rural development measures followed by a proper allocation of resources.
Its analysis should provide data according to the urban or rural nature of the local authorities concerned and the perceptions of their populations.
The analysis should be supported by evidence of how specific sectors work in practice14, and should include contributions from stakeholders.
Such analysis should determine what would be the economic effect of abandoning limitation of liability altogether and whether there is a case for increasing the levels of limitation.
Such an analysis should be focused on the set of sub-measures foreseen in the programmes, which all together are expected to correspond to the objectives and contribute to their achievement.
This analysis should serve to monitor the difficulties and, if necessary, take appropriate support measures aimed at achieving the proposed objective for energy efficiency.
That analysis should in particular contribute to enhancing energy security by identifying possible infrastructure and investment gaps with a view to achieving a balance between energy supply and demand.