Examples of using Should adopt in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Following today's notification the Council should adopt a formal decision establishing Pesco by the end of the year,
The key recommendation the report made was that Australia should adopt a fair use exception in its copyright law.
the attitude that the left should adopt towards the regime.
It's no longer about if organizations should adopt DevOps, it is now about getting DevOps right and scaling it across the enterprise.
Sports sometimes should adopt, adapt… adapt
It and business requirements should adopt commercial technology solutions instead of custom, or own solutions that
But everyone should adopt bone-fortifying habits,
He's my old roommate, and I really think you guys should adopt him.
his career as a boxer and in his personal life, he should adopt a synchronized and gentle sense of movement,
Just as those wanting a companion animal should adopt an unwanted dog
I recommend that Cyprus should adopt and immediately announce even more liberal financial service policies than it already has
Rather, they should adopt a more general notion of“research with human-harming potential” and they should subject all of their own research with human-harming potential to ethical consideration.
I do not think you should adopt any trend that showing up out suddenly,
I recommend that Cyprus should adopt and immediately announce even more liberal financial service policies than it already has
virtual reality has huge potential, which every marketer should adopt to make their brand more interesting and deliver a unique experience.
Rather, they should adopt a more general notion of“research with human-harming potential” and they should subject all of their own research with human-harming potential to ethical consideration.
I recommend that Cyprus should adopt and immediately announce even more liberal financial service policies than it already has
Congress in April 1917, the IWW's general secretary-treasurer Bill Haywood became determined that the organization should adopt a low profile in order to avoid perceived threats to its existence.
the Faroe Islands well into the 19th century, until their governments decided that their people should adopt a surname.
the Faroe Islands well into the 19th century, until their governments decided that their citizens should adopt a surname.