Examples of using States should develop in English and their translations into Slovak
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Member States should develop a culture of evaluation.
The relations between our states should develop on a discreet basis.
Member States should develop national plans for the digital switchover of public services.
On the basis of these actions Member States should develop their own Sets of National Priority Actions.
Member States should develop flexible and clear pathways through vocational education to further learning and employment.
I also support the proposal that the Commission and the Member States should develop a'Code of Conduct' for advertising based on the principle of equality between men and women.
Member States should develop information, communication and dialogue between road users and with the competent authorities.
The EU and its Member States should develop their world-leading role in green technologies.
Member States should develop their strategies in an open and transparent manner and should ensure effective opportunities for the public to participate in their preparation.
The EU and its Member States should develop a coherent policy on fighting illegal immigration and trafficking in human beings.
Member States should develop the related national components(non-Union components) and pay the associated costs.
The Commission and Member States should develop the appropriate framework to ensure the best interaction, including indicators, to measure it.
Member States should develop better analyses of these factors on the basis of their national experience.
Member States should develop new plans for the period after 2020;
(7) Member States should develop and promote research on patient safety.
Member States should develop their own national integrated maritime policies.
The Member States should develop programmes aimed at educating women and fostering their entrepreneurial spirit.
(1) Member States should develop national strategies for the prevention and control of healthcare associated infections by.
Member States should develop and implement policies on wage transparency and pay audits in order to close the gender pay gap.
All Member States should develop training programmes and flag-linkage arrangements to safeguard maritime expertise in Europe.
Members States should develop policies that promote these rights at home and in institutional care settings, and support individuals asserting them.
Member States should develop their strategies in an open and transparent manner and ensure opportunities for the public to participate.
The Member States should develop policies and actions for energy security and the fight against climate change leading to sustained economic development and job creation.
Member States should develop a plan for quantifying and reducing administrative costs, by avoiding overregulation in transposing Community legislation into national law.
The Commission and Member States should develop and implement their policies in partnership with young people and youth organisations and continue to involve them in all steps.
Member States should develop the Points of Single Contact to become fully-fledged e-government tools responding adequately to the needs of service providers and recipients.
Member States should develop all reasonable efforts to avoid a situation where a tunnel located on the territory of two Member States cannot be applied due to the effects of adverse weather conditions.
Member States should develop and agree indicators and evaluation procedures for measuring the reduction of the carbon footprint of their administrations as a result of eGovernment services.
All Member States should develop a national strategy, a solid policy and regulatory environment, holistic national risk management processes and appropriate preparedness measures and mechanisms.
The EU and the Member States should develop country roadmaps for engagement with CSOs, to improve the impact, predictability and visibility of EU actions, ensuring consistency and synergy throughout the various sectors covered by EU external relations.