Examples of using Should be solved in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The issue of the common energy policy should be solved by bringing it to the European Community level.
looking for new technologies, issues with current technologies should be solved'.
and these problems should be solved in the countries where they arose.
Let me finish by saying that the situation should be solved by changing the conditions rather than by setting quotas.
situation that highly intelligent, well-educated people- with perfectly straight faces- say should be solved through the creation of a government.
in the near future, the problem should be solved as soon as possible.
President considers should be solved.
this problem should be solved.
This latter task should be solved in such a way that the traffic could run smoothly on the other railway tracks.
Percent of Serbian citizens believe that problems between Belgrade and Priština should be solved regardless of whether it is requested by the EU.
Outstanding disputes and issues should be solved in line with international law and established principles,
Online invoicing can be considered an IT issue which should be solved by IT experts, but it is almost certain that there will be companies even after 1 July 2018 which will find it difficult to carry out this task.
I agree with the statement of Mr Cioloş that the difficult situation in the dairy market should be solved immediately, and that we should not wait for 2013, when a major reform of the CAP is planned.
Venezuela's problems should be solved only based on the principles enshrined in the UN Charter, namely sovereign equality of states,
This study also recommended that, rather than tackling all the obstacles to interoperability head on, problems should be solved gradually according to an order of priority based on the cost-benefit ratio of each proposed measure.
But along with it, the issue should be solved in conformity with international law, and the principles accepted by the world:
This study also recommended that, rather than tackling all the obstacles to interoperability head on, problems should be solved gradually to an order of priority based on the cost-benefit ratio of each project.
pull all life problems on him; every woman should be solved independently.
It's logical that if there are doubts about the rule of law in a member country that those worries or problems should be solved as pre-condition for receiving[money], especially cohesion funds”-