Examples of using Should set in English and their translations into Slovak
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NRAs should set the lifetime of the civil engineering assets at a duration corresponding to the expected period of time during which the asset is useful
The Commission should set up clear milestones
Germany“should set up a daily quota
The directive should set up general principles
The Commission and Member States should set criteria for all types of use of sludge
The proposed Directive should set the legal framework for a future positive development of new adaptable forms of employment.
Plant managers should set high standards
The EESC is of the opinion that the Union should set ambitious objectives aiming at broader participation of people in civil society.
The EU should set a binding target of having at least 25% of final energy consumption met by energy produced from renewable sources by 2020.
The EU's new 2020 Strategy should set specific objectives
The European Commission should set and closely monitor the performance parameters that have to be achieved by the various FAB initiatives by making use of the SES II performance framework.
Underlines that the 7th EAP should set specific goals to ensure that by 2020 the health of European citizens is no longer undermined by pollution and hazardous substances;
As a general rule of thumb traders should set Stop Orders closer to the opening price than limit orders.
For each Member State, the European Union should set a guaranteed minimum income level that is half of the median income observed in each country.
The guidelines should set the requirements for the infrastructure of the comprehensive network, in order to achieve a high-quality network throughout the Union by 2050.
The Authority should set and monitor appro priate performance indicators for its grant agreements.
The negotiation directives state that the agreements should set out the conditions for the participation of the candidate countries in the work of the Centre.
Believes that such a ban should set a precedent for structural restrictive measures;
The future EU instrument should set common objectives
Member States should set up appropriate and dedicated structures to plan,