Examples of using It should not be forgotten in English and their translations into Swedish
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It should not be forgotten that the European legislation calls existing operational practices into question,
It should not be forgotten that both migrants and mainstream organisations are complementary beneficiaries of empowerment measures,
Mr Bébéar- it should not be forgotten that Thursday and Friday are also working days during the part-session,
But it should not be forgotten that in October all Russia was in the grip of a mighty wave of peasant insurrections against the nobility,
In this determination, it should not be forgotten that this establishment actually employs the person concerned,
It should not be forgotten in this overall context that Article 92(1)
It should not be forgotten in this context that Article 92(1)
Amos must by no means be considered as an uncompromising prophet of evil; it should not be forgotten that Israel's destruction is brought about by its sinfulness,
It should not be forgotten that the Member States and the regions have repeatedly indicated
It should not be forgotten that some lorries are already fitted with such devices
the amendments proposed are generally in favour of the Commission's proposal. It should not be forgotten that this is the answer to a repeated request from Parliament,
It should not be forgotten that if the EU does not take measures now,
convert them into regional aid, it should not be forgotten that countries such as Ireland benefited a great deal from them until recently and that as the economic level of
However, it should not be forgotten that emissions will be reduced every year.
It should not be forgotten, though, that innovation can come from any EU citizen.
Firstly, it should not be forgotten that we suffered defeat at the hands of the WTO.
It should not be forgotten that they have an important role in the implementation of Community law.
It should not be forgotten that there is a material inequality between the parties in consumer-to-business relations.
However, it should not be forgotten that these are at best only a stopgap and will remain one.
It is a realistic and politically astute start because it should not be forgotten that 2009 is an election year.