Examples of using Should apply in English and their translations into Slovak
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Whose ethics should apply?
The same period should apply in the case of goods with digital elements.
What ethical standard should apply?
That principle should apply both to the requirements imposed on the insurance
I think the Community emissions trading system should apply to all flights, both to and from the EU.
The degree of flexibility that should apply in the use of competitive procedures with negotiation.
Those investment firms should apply for authorisation as a credit institution within one year and one day after
Distributors and suppliers should apply themselves to mastering the basics before attempting to break the rules in the name of creativity.
Effective protection from exposure to tobacco smoke should apply simply to"workplaces" especially indoor workplaces with no separate areas for smokers.
The same approach should apply mutatis mutandis to interpersonal communications services which make use of numbers
Those ECAIs already recognised within the Community should apply for registration in accordance with this Regulation.
Should apply the adhesive only on the surface of the walls,
Effective protection from exposure to tobacco smoke should apply simply to"workplaces" regardless of whether they are indoor or outdoor.
That reception standards that respect human dignity should apply without distinction to all asylum seekers entitled to refugee status
This should apply where the data subject provided the data to the automated processing system,
all the owners should apply for their share of the tax deduction.
After drying the primer layer on the land with yellowness should apply a layer of hydrophobic fillers.
examining this level Articles 7(2a) to(2d) should apply.
He ranks“rewarding” first in his list of techniques a brand should apply to establish itself in the mobile gaming world.
this Regulation should apply only to measures for the protection of the child, i. e.