Examples of using Should be informed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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For class D devices, competent authorities should be informed about certificates granted by notified bodies and be given the
The applicant should be informed that they are entitled to another free copy of the report from the provider
Patients should be informed of this common and usually self-limited reaction being a consequence of antibiotic treatment of Lyme disease.
Patients should be informed of the first signs of gastrointestinal perforations
Parents living in Csango settlements should be informed of the Romanian legislation on education
The applicant should be informed properly of his or her rights
The European Parliament should be informed regularly by the Commission about the activities in nuclear safety undertaken in third countries
Patients should be informed not to inject a double dose to make up for a forgotten dose.
Teachers should be informed about the disease and what to do in the event that an attack starts at school.
The guard should be informed of the name and surname,
In addition, the cloud service customer should be informed of the fact that subcontractors are involved
during the check-in phase passengers should be informed clearly of all articles that are prohibited.'.
Patients should be informed to seek urgent medical care in case that priapism has
Patients should be informed of early signs of hypersensitivity reactions including difficult breathing,
The patient should be informed by the doctor about the dangers of pregnancy during treatment with the drug Acnecutan®,
The monitoring committee and the Commission should be informed about the results of evaluations to facilitate management decisions.
Bodies representing staff should be informed and consulted during the process of preparing the annual report.
The European Parliament and Council should be informed of any appointment or termination of duties in order to ensure transparency towards the European Parliament and the Council.
The Commission should be informed by the Member States of any danger created by trends in imports which might call for Union surveillance or the application of safeguard measures.
They should be informed of the"economies of scale" from which European public policies could benefit through further integration.