Examples of using Should prevail in English and their translations into Hungarian
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in all these matters the wisdom of the brotherhood should prevail.
In light of the lex specialis principle, when more specific regulatory measures in conformity with EU law apply, these should prevail over the minimum rights and obligations provided for in this Regulation.
In spring designs gentle pastel colors should prevail, unless of course, we are not talking about evening manicure
I agree the will of the people should prevail.
natural affection should prevail.
In other words, the European Union copyright should prevail over national copyright,
it does contain a series of important objectives and principles that should prevail in a fisheries policy.
than this right should prevail not only in the legal system of the Union,
vegetable oils should prevail in the qualitative composition of fats.
In the event of disagreement between the relevant competent authorities, the decision of the competent authority of the administrator on whether such a benchmark should be recognised as critical should prevail.
might be subject to other remuneration requirements pursuant to the relevant sector-specific legal acts which should prevail.
that in its government the deliberative forces should prevail over the arbitrary.
that the common interest should prevail over the heterogeneity of the countries concerned;
First, nitrogen should prevail in fertilizers, at the time of formation
having agreed to share their sovereignty on common issues where a European approach should prevail.
to be maintained and that prices reflecting these conditions should prevail on the Community market.
ethical behavior should prevail among all the parties involved.
ethical behavior should prevail among all the parties involved.
security of supply and demand for raw materials should prevail in the context of free market forces.
That is the mindset which should prevail in the Church and lead us to“open our hearts to those living on the outermost fringes of society.”366