Examples of using State should in English and their translations into Slovak
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legal arrangements in each Member State should be included in an annex.
The state should make sure that citizens feel safe,
This procedure is based on the principle that a product authorised in one Member State should be recognised by another.
Underlines that public domain content in one Member State should be accessible in all Member States; .
The competent authorities in each Member State should designate procedures setting out time limits
Targeting disinformation to destabilize a state should be a criminal offence,” Patrick Sensburg, a senior MP in Merkel's party told the Funke group of German regional newspapers recently.
In case the agreement is achieved state should obtain shares owned by self-administration authorities
The precise form of the response which the state should take will vary according to the circumstances.
(32) The Commission and the Member State should improve their cooperation on checking projects
hatching eggs traded with such a Member State should meet the criteria laid down in its national control programme.
The distortion is even more serious if it is also based on the assumption that the state should help banks which are not able to pay their customers.
which are given as one of the examples why the state should interfere with the economy.
its link to children's welfare makes marriage a public good that the state should recognize and support.
In such cases, the notifying Member State should notify those modifications at least one month prior to their adoption.
Any fundamental reorganisation of the functions of Integrated Border Management in any Member State should be reported to the Council via the Schengen Evaluation Working Party for an appropriate follow-up.
Member State should continue to retain an important margin of flexibility,
by an existing Directive, Member State should continue to retain an important margin of flexibility,
The State should establish requirements for protecting the confidentiality of information,
State should relieve the citizens,
Under the 1933 Montevideo Convention, a state should possess a permanent population,