Examples of using Should be marked in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Any packages sold should be marked"Do not use for carpet laying" and should show a warning"Do not use under conditions of poor ventilation".
standby power outlet should be marked on the elevation map
The original should be marked on the plota place in the future garden stairs,
the event should be marked with liquor.
The date on which refrigerator storage was started should be marked on the carton in the space provided.
as well as to set the length of the axis of a large equipment and elevations should be marked on mortgages metal plates.
of objects falling should be marked with alternating yellow and black,
in order for it to work the parts of the page with the other language(example- a theme) should be marked with the lang=xx parameter.
form a representative sample of the batch checked; whereas at the end of the checking process the batch checked should be marked with the decision of the checker;
Further, the angle of the wall should be marked vertical lines at a distance of 60 cm
Progress by 2009 should be marked by evidence that the RFMOs' approach to managing environmental risks in their areas of competence incorporates the principles and objectives identified by the General Assembly as an integral part of any satisfactory regulatory system.
I partnerships under a wide range of EU policies, and not only under H2020, should be marked by greater coherence and better coordination in R& I actions, as part of an overall EU view encompassing the internal and external dimensions.
It should be marked.
One of these should be marked.
This origin point should be marked.
They should be marked as presented below.
It should be marked with the main dimensions.
Enter how many articles should be marked unread.
The clothes should be marked with the child's name.
(IT) The‘nuclear' issue in Iran should be marked by a diplomatic approach aimed at‘normalising' relations.