Examples of using Should form part in English and their translations into Swedish
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better access to social services should form part of the contract.
These goals should form part of policy action in the framework of a public water
needs of its customers and should form part of the company's culture
considered that closer cooperation should form part of the IGC's work, while respecting the need for coherence
will be adopted in Gothenburg, we will clearly include three elements that should form part of the concept of sustainable development.
Sanctions, if used, should form part of a global concept for foreign policy,
Projects financed by the Fund should form part of trans-European network guidelines which have been adopted by the Council including those covered by the plans for trans-European networks approved by the Council
The EESC considers that as both these additional factors should form part of any assessment of proportionality they are unnecessary
Instead, I think that Europe's relations with the United States should form part of a policy of complete solidarity,
The Communication puts forward the key components that should form part of the global partnership:
which cause environmental problems, should form part of the solution to them.
Airport expansions- where justified- should form part of a balanced approach.
A substantial number of MEPs should form part of the college of Commissioners.
More specifically, the same GCM parameters should form part of contribution calculations.
The report of the liaison officers should form part of the vulnerability assessment.
New projects should form part of an integrated transport strategy for the urban area.
Biocides should form part of the proposed regulation to ensure coherence of definitions with the Pesticides Package.
The tax differentiation measures should form part of a coherent package of technical,
The EESC recommends that a decision concerning jurisdiction in cross-border contracts should form part of the contract from the outset.
Nos 900 and 901, should form part of block 28.