Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Sanctions should in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the use of sanctions should become a real and effective part of EU foreign policy in the sphere of human rights.
Sanctions should not only serve as a threat to small
Sanctions should also be tightened,
Sanctions should also be accompanied by positive measures
To this end, sanctions should be sufficiently dissuasive
Criminal sanctions should be limited to dealers looking to profit from the sale of illegal
If we have a common policy, then the sanctions should apply across the board.
In order to ensure compliance with the principle of proportionality, sanctions should be published on an anonymous basis where publication would cause a disproportionate damage to the parties involved.
These sanctions should indeed be dissuasive
He felt that sanctions should be available if voluntary agreements with the industry failed to emerge.
To ensure sanctions have a dissuasive effect on the public at large, sanctions should normally be published,
Meanwhile it remains unclear who should control for misuse and which sanctions should follow.
minimum standards for criminal sanctions should be developed at EU level, in particular circumstances,
We believe that the sanctions should be extended
Sanctions should be directed against actual people,
Such sanctions should be of a nature
This right needs to be balanced against an individuals right to access to information and, furthermore, sanctions should only be targeted at the larger commercial exploiters of copyright material.
to the effect that all trade sanctions should be lifted
the Committee stated that sanctions should be imposed(asprovided for in Act No 703/77) on a company for having abused its dominantposition on the market for petroleum products.
Sanctions should be imposed on the individuals responsible for a violation and/or on the financial institution to the benefit of which those individuals are acting when committing a breach.