Examples of using Should prevent in English and their translations into Slovak
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Under normal conditions, all products including combustible gas detector with higher protection level should prevent contacting with water.
These builds should prevent any movement of the stolen coins from the attacker's address.”.
Therefore, the shape of the upper part of the structure should prevent the possibility of accumulation of a large snow mass.
This should prevent damage to the European companies involved in the production of the steel tubes and pipes.
The use of anabolic steroids should prevent such states so as long as estrogen suppression isn't taken too far.
The roof should prevent the accumulation of sediment,
Those requirements should prevent any ad hoc establishment of organisations
Member State legislation should prevent any attempt to sell organs
Member States should prevent conflicts of interest between the regulatory function of competent authorities
The directive should prevent confusion and should not allow any room for'grey' areas.
This variety should prevent any overuse injuries,
This measure should prevent undue export of unprocessed wood to foreign countries
indirect impacts should prevent the shift of the environmental burden from one phase of the product life-cycle to another one,
City dwellers should prevent rockets, mortars,
Nevertheless, the rules should prevent abuses and provide for limits on the use of certain measures,
These criteria should prevent arbitrary decisions by contracting authorities
Harmonised instructions provided to the product should prevent consumers from the use under inappropriate conditions,
Setting common principles for all Member States should prevent any discrimination and ensure market transparency.
The newly installed fencing should prevent bears and other animals from getting access, as well as helping to keep the site tidier.
The extra money should prevent Slovakia from being expelled from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in the Russian town of Dubna.