Examples of using Should be regarded in English and their translations into Polish
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Ambitious social policies based on solidarity should be regarded as a productive factor which has beneficial impacts on growth
Eye wash bottles should be regarded as a complement to permanently installed eye shower units connected to the water supply.
Rejewski had earlier written that"the conclusion is that the intelligence material furnished to us should be regarded as having been decisive to solution of the machine.
In-process quality control is based on the premise that most in-process physical behaviors of a manufacturing process can and should be regarded as process quality feedback.
Compliance with the emission limit values laid down by this Directive should be regarded as a necessary but not sufficient condition for compliance with the requirements of Directive 96/61/EC.
However, I believe that their coexistence should be regarded as a strength and inspiration when creating common solutions for European legislation,
The Committee believes that this report should be regarded as an interim report, because the timespan is too
Otherwise, the aid should be regarded as"contrary to the common interest"
the national offices should be regarded as a matter of common interest, in line with Article 197 TFEU.
human tragedies experienced by European workers should be regarded simply as'adjustments' necessary for the smooth running of neo-liberal globalisation.
in reality, he should be regarded as the"greater world.
Therefore RP should be regarded as the nerve damage, leading to the axonal degeneration/regeneration processes producing a considerable neuronal plasticity within the bladder neck region.
all such water should be regarded as untreated waste.
Winchester Anthracite Colours and the structure presented on the website LEGBUD GARGULA should be regarded only visual aid.
if properly managed, should be regarded as a key asset for the economic
that the current composition should be regarded only as a further interim step.
Accidental riches should be regarded somewhat in the light of a trust to be expended for the benefit of one's social or economic group.
The European Accreditation System(EAS) should be regarded as the system's highest level of accreditation,
Galileo and EGNOS should be regarded as an essential investment that will enable Europe to emerge in this area
speech activities should be regarded as extending to any space in the past,