Examples of using Should be in line in English and their translations into Slovak
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Emphasises, in particular, that tourism-related recreational fishing should be in line with the interests of small, local artisanal fishing enterprises;
The publication of these reports should be in line with the frequency and timing of coupon payments.
All this should be in line with the actual needs of the respective labour market,
The methodology used should be in line with the requirements of Article XXVIII of the GATT 1994.
Further EU assistance should be in line with measures to be defined in the PFM reform programme, currently under preparation.
Any applicable administrative charges should be in line with the principles of a general authorisation system.
the targeting approach should be in line with subsidiarity.
Stresses that the 2016 budget should be set on a realistic basis and should be in line with the principles of budgetary discipline
This calls for a big amount of investment in new infrastructure, which should be in line with the further upcoming regulations.
this Directive should be in line with that new international standard.
Indeed, I believe that a candidate country's foreign policy should be in line with that of the Union.
adopted by the Administrative Board in July 2007, should be in line with the framework Financial Regulation for Community bodies.
Priorities for JASPERS assistance were based on Member States' wishes, which should be in line with the EU cohesion policy.
It can certainly be said that the working conditions of persons employed by contractors should be in line with the language rules.
skin reactions associated with piroxicam and should be in line with the DHPC endorsed by the CHMP.
Any form of financial assistance received by Greece to help it implement the policies under its Programme should be in line with the legal requirements and policies of the Union, in particular the Union's economic governance framework.
The new protocol to be negotiated should be in line with the 19 March 2012 Council conclusions on a Commission communication of 14 July 2011 on the external dimension of the common fisheries policy.
The information system architecture should be in line with the strategic objectives of the company
Côte d'Ivoire should be in line with the 19 March 2012 Council conclusions on a communication of 14 July 2011 from the Commission on external dimension of the Common Fisheries Policy.
This means that the allocation should be in line with arrangements that take place under commercial conditions between independent businesses(so-called"arm's length principle").