Examples of using Should be compulsory in English and their translations into Swedish
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the EESC considers that the provision of such written information should be compulsory, and urges the Commission to include this stipulation.
These days should be compulsory for at least two occasions during the education,
I believe directives and regulations inducing respect for the environment should be compulsory and cannot be entrusted to voluntary action
i.e. whether the emission allowance trading scheme should be compulsory or optional, what its scope of application should be and how rights to pollute should be allocated.
the question of whether donor cards should be compulsory and, indeed, whether there should be a European donor card.
primary education should be compulsory and free, girls
In principle, we believe that this should be compulsory, given that it is considered a precondition to the acquisition of rights for those that wish to be consulted,
We believe that the provision of that information should be compulsory, so Amendment 4, on precisely that point,
Checks in third countries for the purposes of this Regulation should be compulsory and should be carried out by agencies of Member States
and whether such a deposit should be compulsory or voluntary.
If such a website were to be established, its use should be compulsory.
In order to attain the objective underlying national provisions in this field, labelling should be compulsory.
It should be compulsory to provide workers in the tourism sector with training leading to vocational qualifications.
The points at issue are when the measures should be introduced and whether they should be compulsory.
To improve collaboration there should be compulsory certification of all supply chain participants with the details available on a publicly accessible data base.
Therefore, nutrition labelling, by derogation to Article 2 of Council Directive 90/496/EEC of 24 September 1990 on nutrition labelling for foodstuffs6, should be compulsory.
In his opinion, labelling- even on small objects- should be compulsory and should contain a clear warning of the health risks to small children posed by phthalates.
It should be compulsory for information about the right for protection in third countries as enshrined in Article 20 to be printed in all passports issued by EU Member States.
For example, the application of modulation should be compulsory and uniform across all the Member States,
Whereas resolutions of the European Parliament on road safety(7) have recommanded that the wearing of safety belts by all passengers, including children, on all roads and in all seats in passenger vehicles(except public service vehicles), should be compulsory;