Examples of using Time limit should in English and their translations into Swedish
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The time limit should be fair.
In the light of experience gained, the time limit should be put back.
The time limit should therefore be extended.
In the absence of any new evidence of concern, the EESC recommends that no time limit should be set for the removal of this derogation.
The time limit should therefore be brought forward.
Wherever there is no specific time limit laid down for adopting the implementing measures, the time limit should be set at three months.
A time limit should be introduced and respected by authorities.
in the absence of any new evidence for concern, the EESC recommends that no time limit should be set for the removal of this derogation.
What time limit should the bank have to respect in order to implement an attachment?
I am assuming that we will have a majority here in the House- that the time limit should be removed, then that is a very important decision.
Whereas a time limit should be fixed for the completion of any consultation that may prove necessary between Member States;
Simultaneously, the UK should declare that failure to do so within that time limit should signal the UK invoking the Vienna Convention on Treaties.
That time limit should be interpreted as requiring Member States to make reasonable efforts to meet the deadline laid down in this Directive.
It also considers that a clause on automatic cancellation of commitments specifying a time limit should be included in the text of the Financial Regulation for individual commitments.
Such a time limit should therefore be fixed for cases where the Community rules on the licences used to administer quantitative arrangements make reference thereto.
If the responsible authority in the host country sends a request for information to the country of origin the time limit should, contrary to Article 4d(3)(3).
Whereas a time limit should be set for the export of the products concerned;
In addition, the producer Member States should be required to widely publicise the buy-back terms and a time limit should be laid down for the payment of the buy-back price to producers.
This time limit should stimulate a more efficient definition
To ensure that this system is effective while at the same time taking into account the administrative requirements of the intervention agencies, a time limit should be laid down for payment of the aid.
A statement of opposition filed within the time limit should terminate the European order for payment procedure
whereas aid can therefore only be granted to the latter several months after the harvest but whereas a time limit should nonetheless be fixed;
A statement of defence filed within the time limit should terminate the European order for payment procedure
whereas the current length of that time limit is likely to encourage operations of a speculative nature; whereas the time limit should therefore be reduced;
In order to ensure that the review required under Article 8(2) of Directive 91/414/EEC can be completed in a timely manner, a time limit should also be set for the submission to the rapporteur Member State of the dossiers
to enable the said transformations to be completed, that time limit should be extended by a year.
Which time limits should be set to limit the maximum duration of detention?
The definition of time limits should made uniform in the interests of certainty.
To meet the significant dissatisfaction with the length of the arbitration procedure, the time limits should be re-evaluated and, where possible, shortened.
To ensure that the system operates in the same way in all the Member States, time limits should be laid down for the submission of applications and for payment of the aid to processors.