Examples of using Should in English and their translations into Slovak
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Not only should you never call the numbers in these suspicious advertisements, you should also never provide access to your system to shady people.
In conclusion, I should like to say that standards are the key to success in this sector.
Not only should you never call the numbers in these suspicious ads, you should also never grant access to your computer to shady parties.
Although we should not change our attitudes to life because of them,
Lastly, I should like to thank my fellow committee members,
What should I do to have a decision on parental responsibility that is issued by a court in another Member State recognised
Maybe you should not find fault with the author,
A: We should not beat them in the face and of course we should not chase them out of the Church.
Finally, I should like to stress that small
Why should we put our wine producers in a worse competitive situation than those that can sell wine within the European Union?
I should love to take dear Motty with me,
I should also thank you for ridding me of the most incompetent,
Not only should you never call the numbers in these dubious ads, you should also never provide access to your computer to shady people.
So why should we consider the stories of Osiris,
Nevertheless, I should like to stress that the European Union policy towards Russia will be successful only when Member States pursue a common foreign policy.
What should I do if I am a manufacturer
Not only should you never call the numbers in these suspicious warnings, you should also never authorize remote access to your computer to some suspicious tech-support.
Therefore, we should not listen to our consciences,
I should also like to urge the European Commission to publish guidelines on the application of Community environmental legislation by 2008.