Examples of using Could and should in English and their translations into Polish
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an Eastern European leadership could and should be seen as an opportunity to start afresh.
like animals, could and should be selectively bred.
The crisis could and should also be seen as an opportunity for a fresh start with a different approach to achieving growth.
Some schemes could and should achieve rapid results;
Artifacts that could and should be engineered as weapons,
Political parties could and should be one of the basic entry points for people to get engaged in politics.
Political parties could and should be one of the basic entry points for people to get engaged in politics.
However, from consumers' point of view, the Commission could and should have placed more emphasis on prioritizing consumer- friendly initiatives,
More could and should be done, not least to develop the science needed
This is just an example of an aspect that the report could and should have taken much further.
on this occasion these small areas could and should be helped.
we have a much smaller number of citizens who could and should have.
with its extremely high living standard could and should admit many more immigrants,
Mikhail Klimenko, however, was absolutely sure that his ward could and should participate in competitions.
I may find many things about my situation that could and should be changed.
At the same time, experience acquired through the 6th Framework Programme shows that measures could and should be taken to improve not only the practical implementation of these schemes,
Although these indications are still far too vague for the Committee's liking, the progress report could and should, therefore, provide specific information on this front,
working conditions are nevertheless not mentioned in the GATS agreement, but could and should be observed in both Members requests,
inter-ethnic relations- but these issues could and should be addressed in the framework of accession negotiations.
In his opinion, Europe could and should meet the challenges of global competition whilst the factors for gaining a competitive advantage on the global market needed to be"well organised work, knowledge and modern technologies”.