Examples of using Should be declared in English and their translations into Swedish
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Lamp type and rated power should be declared.
Any excess baggage should be declared when you make a service booking.
The thirtieth amendment modifies Article 3(2b) on provisions contrary to the principle of equality of treatment which should be declared null and void by deleting the possibility of amending them.
Better that I should be declared insane, than he should be the son of a woman hanged for murder.
If the limit is exceeded then earnings should be declared as part of a self-assessment.
the Commission, the Member States and Norway last year successfully proposed to the IMO that the North Sea should be declared a low sulphur area.
Why your father should be declared unfit?
For NGOs and think-tanks, the overall budget and breakdown per main sources of funding(amounts and sources of public funding, donations, membership fees etc.) should be declared.
New international standards on how lifetime should be declared on LED luminaires have now been published.
the regulations which impose these declaration formalities on enterprises may fail to stipulate that certain events should be declared.
I am firmly convinced that 2012 should be declared the European Year for Active Ageing
The provisions on activities involving an increased risk which should be declared to the competent authorities have been deleted.
If a provision of these Terms and Conditions of Use should be declared invalid or unenforceable,
The Commission greatly appreciates Parliament's proposal that 1999 should be declared European Year against Violence against Women.
Details relating to principal subcontractors should be declared before the contract is awarded,
Please note, though, that goods subject to any prohibition or restriction should be declared in their relevant commodity codes in chapter 1 to 97.
The national court asks whether Regulation No 478/95 should be declared invalid on the ground that the system for allocating the tariff quota which it introduces is contrary to the general principle of non-discrimination,
New standards on LED lifetime New international standards on how lifetime should be declared on LED luminaires have now been published.
After notice of the will, any heirs who believe that the will should be declared null and void, heirs who wish to have the will adjusted
The Council noted the Portuguese Government's request that the aid it granted to pig farmers in 1994 and 1998 should be declared compatible with the single market, and Commissioner FISCHLER's comments on the issue.
loudly express our desire that Russia should be declared a republic.”.
Does it not consider that the aids concerned should be declared'legal' with a view to ensuring the viability of the Spanish shipbuilding industry?
the joint written declaration that we have drawn up with other Members, asking that 2011 should be declared the European Year of Volunteering.
The Council noted the Commission's intention that 2003 should be declared the European Year of People with Disabilities and that the Commission had recently presented a proposal to this effect.
update the rules as new scientific data become available does not necessarily mean that a provision which has become inappropriate should be declared illegal and therefore annulled with retroactive effect.
The inquiry revealed that Hewlett Packard Europe had given instructions that the reimported goods should be declared under CN tariff reference 8473 30 10,
of Accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden should be declared valid in so far as they conform to the models shown in the Annex hereto.
This new standard makes it clear that allmergers likely to have a significant adverseimpact on competition should be declared unlawful, irrespective of whether the anticompetitiveeffects result from the creation or strengtheningof a single dominant market player,
in the common market or in a substantial part of it, should be declared incompatible with the common market.