Examples of using Should rather in English and their translations into Danish
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The benefit to a modern democratic society when it finally fully implements this principle, which we should rather call a demand,
The EU cannot confine itself to the faithful duplication of internationally agreed minimum standards, but should rather use the entire margin realistically and aspire to lead the way.
accumulating more knowledge. You should rather spend that time.
Its institutional structure should not frighten us, but we should rather give our congratulations for this initiative.
It should rather be understood as the result of reduced industrial output
Bankrupt companies should rather be viewed as a resource for Europe,
The UN's drugs conventions should rather be strictly applied by the EU countries as one element in the battle against drugs.
It should rather redouble our efforts to make the most of the opportunities for Europe offered by globalisation.
Government and church should rather be equally excluded from any influence on the school.
what we believe is that one should rather learn the respect for the market at the start,
The reference scenarios in this report do not represent an average of the slurry management systems in Denmark, but should rather be seen as a representative of“typical” systems.
which types can still eat without hesitation and which one should rather do without.
that in the course of writing some page was sometimes placed in its paragraphs a text, that should rather be included on another page,
We should rather add the crucial driver of economic development to the accepted role of universities:
Blondes preferred: tips for the perfect blonde Find the right tone Anyone who wants to blanch at home should rather have his natural hair color estimated by the professional eye,
then the trader should not place an order, he should rather scroll through the timeframes to see if there is any where the indicator has a signal.
We should rather seek a multiplier effect by focusing on opinion-makers
supplies from abroad, but should rather seek a response to energy demand within Europe.
He wrote that one should rather have followed the more fair principles of a lasting peace that was reflected in President Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points that Germany had accepted at the ceasefire.
As regards recital 105 to the Decision, Hoechst maintains that the fact that for long periods the target prices were not reached should rather be regarded as indicating