Examples of using Should allow in English and their translations into Greek
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The limit is often 130 kg, which should allow the load limit.
Of course, new operators should allow more time.
The legal structure of the Fund should allow for private participation.
This set of features should allow playback of most MKV files if they contain supported codecs.
An open government should allow each citizen to participate regularly on decisions that concern him or her.
This should allow to better control this vulnerable group of road users and make them more aware of traffic rules.
This support should allow synergies with the collection
This procedure should allow the Commission to approve within an accelerated time frame such type of amendments submitted by a given Member State to their operational programme.
Harry should allow Professor Snape to teach him how to give protection to himself from Voldemort's savage assaults on his mind.
(9) The MREL should allow institutions to absorb losses expected in resolution
The implementation of CRIS Audit should allow monitoring of the audit coverage
This should allow a faster, bottom-up access to funds for small collaborative consortia covering actions from fundamental research to market application.
If someone wants to destroy himself, society should allow him to do so.".
This action should allow you to navigate through the text without being in edit mode.
The qualification system should allow economic operators to submit a request for qualification at any point in time.
That approach should allow those competent authorities to allocate resources where the risk is the highest.
performance indicators should allow the quantitative measurement of progress,
This system should allow power grids
Fisheries management should allow all stocks to be rebuilt to healthy levels that will maximise catches for fishermen.
The protection of intellectual property should allow the inventor or creator to derive a legitimate profit from his invention or creation.