Examples of using Should be published in English and their translations into Slovak
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
on the share of foreign loans in sovereign debt should be published together with the ordinary statistics required by the Stability
However, the opinions of the Authority should be published as soon as the scientific assessment is completed.
Observes that impact assessments should be published only when the Commission has adopted the political initiative concerned;
Financial results of the Greek banking sector should be published soon and they are expected to be disastrous even by optimists.
Commission legislative programmes should be published as soon as possible so as to enable national parliaments to have early sight of proposals.
Such amendments should be published according to the same arrangements that apply to the universal registration document.
Mr Trichet, the verbatim records of the debates of the European Central Bank should be published, as is the case in the United States,
the results of the review should be published.
Information on price developments after€-day should be published already in the beginning of January 2015.
However, we need to consider whether the full transcripts of political group discussions should be published.
The results of this study should be published, also in order to further strengthen the legitimacy of the proposal.
These results should be published on the programme's website
operation of the industry conditions, should be published in the enterprise registration of national information network.
The essential details of any ex-ante position limits applied by a competent authority should be published on ESMA's website.
(18a) All job vacancies made publicly available should be published on the EURES portal, in accordance with the Member State's own practice.
High value datasets should be published via a single point of access to promote findability
The editors should be responsible for deciding which of the articles submitted to the Proceedings should be published.
The essential details of any ex-ante position limits applied by a competent authority should be published on ESMA's website.
These reports should be published within one calendar year of the end of the reporting period
Whereas assessments and evaluations should be published in order to ensure full transparency and accountability;