Examples of using Programmes should in English and their translations into Portuguese
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there was much less consensus on precisely for whom and how such programmes should be organized.
implying that programmes should be implemented at ayounger age,
Although the initiative will run for six years, programmes should be implemented within the first four years.
so I believe these programmes should continue.
Such programmes should recognize that women normally undertake the major part of caring for those with AIDS-related illnesses.
Where the results of these analyses are contradicted by the‘bottom-up' consultation process, the programmes should explain why see paragraphs 55 to 57.
The specific measures to promote SME participation which have been introduced in practically all programmes should help to exploit this potential.
Interoperability and communication between programmes should be excluded from the scope of this Directive.
Wise parents are also aware that even good programmes should be supplemented by other sources of news, entertainment, education and culture.
The next set of programmes should include measures specific to the needs of urban areas.
Moreover, coordination of programmes should make it possible to give all projects the same opportunity, regardless of which European programme they come under.
Finally, regular updating of the programmes should make it possible to keep them perfectly matched to industrial needs.
Adoption of these programmes should lead to increased development of the market services sector the growth of which is intimately linked with the dynamism of the secondary sector.
In its communication the Commission also omits to explain why each of these programmes should be extended.
Such programmes should be formulated by the social partners at specific enterprise level
Academics on the programmes should be active in research to stimulate students' interest in research
The draft Programmes should be developed balancing economic,
implementation and control of those programmes should help both producer organisations
Such programmes should include, but would not be limited to,
Such programmes should be established having regard to the need to offer a training base broad enough to meet the demands of technological developments