Examples of using Scheme should in English and their translations into Swedish
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This scheme should be on the list of main priorities in terms of decision-making factors so that it can be implemented as soon as possible.
following further research and consultation, to identify some key questions each scheme should be in a position to answer
ceiling lighting fixtures on the scheme should be tied appropriate designations to the wall
I agree that this scheme should become an official initiative under the auspices of the EU,
At least the following options strengthening the role of the scheme should be considered in the review of the EU ETS.
This scheme should be compatible with supply chain security programmes being developed for global supply chains.
Furthermore, a new recital(14) has been introduced which emphasises that the inclusion of additional installations in the Community scheme should be in accordance with the provisions laid down in the Directive.
Whereas the scheme should apply to marketing both in other Member States and on domestic markets;
Dormant acquired rights left by a worker in a previous employer's pension scheme should be made more inflation-proof.
The majority of the parties consulted considered that the scheme should be an open trading scheme
This scheme should be reviewed to give companies more scope to adapt wages
In the long term the scheme should be developed so that rural development activities are linked to it.
In the light of experience, the scheme should only concern reservation of names across the Union.
In accordance with Article 47 of the Treaty, the scheme should facilitate mobility among young workers.
I think that the administration of this scheme should be as simple as possible,
At least one simple employee share scheme should be available in every European- Vsaka evropska državljanka mora imeti na voljo vsaj eno preprosto shemo delnic zaposlenih.
The decision should, however, be taken by the Commission based on sound market analysis rather than an obligation to open the scheme every year and so the scheme should become optional.
The EESC is concerned that the text provides no information how this scheme should function in practice.
The waiting period during which a worker cannot yet become a member of the scheme should be reduced.
The scheme should be reconciled with existing national,