Examples of using Should take measures in English and their translations into Swedish
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Member States should take measures to adapt their judicial system,
Furthermore, I believe that the Commission should take measures to hasten progress,
that both Member States should take measures to remedy the excessive deficit situation.
Members should take measures to combat child labour and child trafficking that
On capital markets, the government should take measures to encourage investment capital.
So worker should take measures to low the dangerous
The Member States of the EU should take measures to support civil society.
Member States with more fiscal space should take measures to encourage domestic demand, with a particular emphasis on investment.
In order to ensure that this Regulation is properly applied, each Member State should take measures giving the competent authorities appropriate powers.
The Commission should take measures as a matter of urgency,
In parallel, Member States should take measures to establish a well-functioning network at national level
Measures Member States should take measures to prevent the formation of packaging waste,
Furthermore, Member States should take measures to promote Community self-sufficiency in human blood
In order to ensure the quality of ratings, a credit rating agency should take measures to ensure that the information it use in assigning a rating is reliable.
Furthermore, Member States should take measures to promote Community self‑sufficiency in human blood
CONVINCED that States should take measures for the proper exchange of information on and control of the
To this end, the Commission should take measures to properly define the competent national authority monitoring the provisions of this Directive in order to render it known and accountable.
Member States should take measures to solve the supply disruption.
their competent authorities should take measures to remove or mitigate the effects of the supply crisis.
When other Member States remain uninvolved, the Commission should take measures for limited liberalization,