Examples of using Union should in English and their translations into Czech
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The Union should explain its position much more, the Union should talk much more with groups of countries that have significantly different opinions to ours
The Union should give an example of action in the fight against climate change
In writing.-(RO) The Treaty of Lisbon acknowledges the fact that the Union should rely on a social market economy that provides its citizens with access to decent work
It is only natural that the Union should have wished to help bring down the barriers that separate it from the majority of the Balkan States
The Union should continue to impose appropriately targeted smart sanctions to deal with specific problems whilst minimising the humanitarian consequences
Africa also offers opportunities that the Union should explore, take for example cooperation in the area of energy relations,
According to many MEPs, the Union should do more
Nonetheless, however, I think that the Union should still place greater
He has drawn attention to the main issues that the Union should confront: extensive water consumption
Consequently, the Union should give special attention to the Black Sea region,
I believe the Union should play an active and leading role in the reform of global governance
Accordingly, the Union should support renewable sources of energy
I gave them the information I had… because I thought the union should know the government were using GCHQ
because I believe that the Union should promote the highest labour
It agreed that the process towards deeper economic and monetary union should build on the EU's institutional
The European Council also added that the Union should endeavour to contribute to the current debate in a coordinated manner
a country that has only been granted the status of potential candidate and to which the Union should be more open than it has been until now.
shows that new methods of violating fundamental rights are appearing, and the Union should react appropriately and effectively.
most probably require the presence of an international force, and I believe that the Union should prepare itself to take part in this.
Mr Saryusz-Wolski should be congratulated because his report clearly states the essential points that the Union should take into account in order to establish a genuine common foreign policy on energy: