Examples of using Should engage in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ministers agreed that the EU should engage with President Yanukovych
it was decided that Sheremetyev should engage Lewenhaupt at the same time as Ogilvy marched towards the strongly fortified city of Grodno.
I would not suggest that it is something we should engage in when seeking to achieve an agreement in Kyoto.
He's getting out of San Quentin in a couple of weeks"-(Laughter)-"and he shares your fervent desire that art should engage and enable people to connect.".
then make a decision about whether or not you should engage a cleaning firm.
Coral reef scientists around the world should engage more with the international policy arena to work toward sharp reductions in greenhouse-gas emissions
Stress that, in order to achieve an all-embracing process towards a comprehensive settlement of the Sudanese crisis, all the international parties that are acting to bring peace in Sudan should engage in a constructive dialogue
EU Delegations(EUD) are key actors and should engage with local NSAs
The EU should engage in more extensive and regular dialogue with other groups
The EU should engage more on this public diplomacy agenda with governments,
Such strategies should engage with families and communities,
these are still the kind of negotiations that we should engage in and make sure that we move things forward.
It was agreed that the EU should engage with Russia, that we should be ready to discuss all complex issues of mutual interest,
public employment services, should engage in a structured dialogue on how to guarantee professional integration of the young,
I want to make it clear that we in this House take it as self-evident that local authorities should engage in economic activity,
the EU should engage with a wide range of thematic
the EU should engage with a wide range of thematic
important political issues of precisely the kind that our Assembly should engage with, for they are about finding sound forms of cooperation in which both sides learn from each other
The Commission should engage external help to review its procedures- including its financial control procedures,
a desire to compete at any price, but by political realism, and we should engage in practical transatlantic cooperation instead of becoming mired in pseudo-platitudes.