Examples of using Should be shared in English and their translations into Romanian
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The Commission in this proposal suggests that taxable profits should be shared between Member States where the company is active.
In particular, good practices and experiences should be shared between regions and, indeed, the EU.
You had bad news, I had good news, and it should be shared.
the proceeds of such taxes should be shared according to the formula of that tax year.
Special training for social enterprise18 should be shared between the Member States.
Successful approaches from certain Member States in fraud-sensitive sectors should be shared in a more methodical way.
Whether the effects of a campaign are positive or negative, they should be shared with a large audience by means of a final report.
Recalls that the value generated in the digital economy by copyrighted works should be shared fairly with the rights holders;
including successful public-private partnerships, should be shared among the Member States.
best practice should be shared at European level.
The knowledge gained in implementing these regional projects fully complying with the single contract/single on-board unit principle should be shared effectively across all the stakeholders.
A project admin can use the Project list files to give them information about which project-specific export files they may be interested in analyzing to decide how much of the exported content should be shared with the user.
moving towards the idea that donations should be shared online to inspire friends to give.
The responsibility for the financing of the management of historical waste should be shared by all existing producers in collective financing schemes to which all producers,
Responsibility for security of gas supply should be shared by natural gas undertakings,
if there's fault for this, it should be shared with the air crew,
Takes the view that the experience of democratic transition following the collapse of communist dictatorships in Central and Eastern Europe should be shared with the newly emerging democratic forces in North Africa
The burden of proof should be shared between the applicant and the determining authority, as stipulated by CJEU case-law,
land in Europe and their cost should be shared among all 28.
The 1965 International Conference in Vienna adopted seven basic principles which should be shared by all parts of the Movement,