Examples of using Should analyse in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Open-Ended Working Group should analyse existing bilateral
UNCTAD should analyse ways to reduce the cost-disadvantages in agricultural trade(due particularly to the transport cost) faced by the land-locked countries.
One other representative believed that UNEP should analyse why governments' political commitment to UNEP was not reflected in their contributions to the Environment Fund.
Governments should analyse the impact of public policies on the vulnerability of communities
The Advisory Committee thus took the view that the Secretary-General should analyse the implications of such a decision
Working Group IV should analyse the issue in greater depth
Member States should analyse those proposals in detail,
Official ranking of the FIE The FIE should analyse a system in order to allow the competitor to obtain FIE points while competing at competitions organised by the different Confederations when the event is sanctioned by the FIE.
The State should analyse the possibility of systemic religious bias in such official consultations due to a numerical strength of religious representations in comparison to non-hierarchical and non-institutional perspectives from atheists or non-theists.
Such strategies, to be implemented under the leadership of countries, should analyse the investment climate,
Governments should analyse the differential impacts of specific policies
Presidents of Confederations The Confederations are an integral part of the International Fencing Federation and the FIE should analyse the proposal to give voting rights to the Presidents of the Confederation at the Executive Committee.
UNCTAD should analyse the impact on the transfer of technology of existing international agreements,
together with the Secretariat, should analyse the views expressed in the general debate,
NHRIs should analyse the reasons behind non-ratification including misconceptions
As to topic(b), it was considered that the text to be prepared should analyse arbitration practice
UNCTAD should analyse the debt problems of all developing countries,
the Security Council and the Secretary-General should analyse all the details and formulate a precise mandate of limited duration in keeping with the actual situation and reflecting the broadest possible consensus.
particularly UNCTAD and WTO, should analyse the impact on international trade and development of national financial instruments used by Member States to support their economies.
Thirdly, the IMF should analyse individual national economic plans to determine whether they are consistent