Examples of using Should contribute in English and their translations into Danish
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I have made it very clear that rural development should contribute to the Lisbon and Göteborg strategies,
This should contribute to the efforts of the European Union partner countries to finance efforts to implement climate-related policies.
This report underlines the fact that the EU should contribute to world food security,
Whereas a standard summary form should contribute to the transparency of the product assessment
Visits should contribute to the development of higher education in the eligible country
Those focused on emergency response mainly emphasise that the Home Guard should contribute by providing assistance to the police, pollution abatement, traffic regulation, clearance assistance(dangerous fireworks) and heavy snowfall emergency services.
The European Community should contribute to the development of quality education, inter alia, through cooperation with third countries.
The event should contribute to a better and more peaceful world by educating youth,
including interconnection capacity, should contribute to ensuring a stable electricity supply.
These imports should contribute to the economic development
We do not believe that the EU should contribute money from its budget in this area.
I also agree that it should contribute more to the preparation of the market surveys of the Agency.
I also had many important talks which should contribute to closer cooperation,
free-market concerns, which should contribute to the region's economic development.
Visits should contribute to the development of higher education in the Partner State
This parallel trade is an important market-related factor which should contribute to a better convergence of prices throughout the Community.
These imports should contribute to the economic development
In writing.- This report recognises the reaction of global leaders that tax havens are a part of a global economy which should contribute positively to the wider interests.
A flexicurity approach should contribute to making transitions pay,
This should contribute to a more sub stantial