Examples of using Should guarantee in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The European institutions should guarantee a level playing field with the same market rules for both European producers and their competitors.
Moreover, a robotics engineer should guarantee that individuals are not personally identifiable, aside from exceptional circumstances and then only with clear,
Speaking about Syria he said any new constitution that is drawn up for the country should guarantee the rights of all ethnic and religions groups.
The EC should guarantee transparency for consumers,
The Committee considers that European immigration law should guarantee equal treatment
mail operators should have an effective management which should guarantee the high quality of those services.
In particular, every Member State should guarantee, within the same EU regulatory framework, the following basic requirements.
including the approval of examiners, which should guarantee high standards of competence.
Parliament should also put its own house in order, though, and should guarantee maximum openness in all its facets.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said any new constitution that is drawn up for Syria should guarantee the rights of all ethnic and religions groups.
It is also true that Parliament should put its own house in order, and should guarantee maximum openness in all its facets, before it hauls others over the coals.
The rules for agricultural trade should guarantee the security of supply in agriculture in all countries and in all circumstances.
The next fall season should guarantee excellent revenue, given that at this time it was announced a refresh of the Macbook line,
NATO should guarantee that no armed formations from Pristina will be present in northern Kosmet.
The EESC feels that the programme under review should guarantee that social innovation activities would complement rather than compete with Member State social rights14
The internal market should guarantee harmonised access to the EU-EEA market
the government should guarantee property rights
In principle, the Member States should guarantee the same level of protection of children regardless whether they are resident in one or another country.
Employment contracts that provide for on-demand work should guarantee a certain number of hours
The CE mark should guarantee that goods offered for sale in the EU fulfil particular safety requirements.
