Esimerkkejä Clearly insufficient käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Are clearly insufficient.
The term"proclamation", which was used in Cologne, is clearly insufficient.
The regulations are clearly insufficient and significant factors for speculative risk remain, as will be seen in the future.
Is disappointed that thebudget proposed by the Commission is, however, clearly insufficient;
The initial budget is clearly insufficient- everybody has acknowledged this- and this Parliament's message must be crystal clear to all citizens.
Despite some positive aspects, what is proposed at the IGC is clearly insufficient.
Even if that reform were clearly insufficient, and this is beyond any discussion today, it did in fact lay the basis for a number of the changes which we are now pushing forward.
If that were the case, the last enlargement would never have happened,because the Treaty of Nice was clearly insufficient.
Unfortunately, experience shows that this funding percentage is clearly insufficient to stimulate the deployment of services.
The measures suggested do not go much beyond demands for'greater transparency' in the market,which is clearly insufficient.
The steps taken by the Lithuanian Government to solve this problem are clearly insufficient and so the appearance of documents at European level is welcomed.
Only 32 inspectors are available to cover sectors other than water quality, physical planning and noise,which is clearly insufficient.
The rapporteur observes that this regulation would only apply to Switzerland,which is clearly insufficient justification for drawing up such a legal instrument.
Regular meetings for such a body are also necessary, for in around 85% of cases they meet just once a year,which is clearly insufficient.
The financial framework decided in Berlin is clearly insufficient to deal with the costs of enlargement and the greater economic and social cohesion needs.
The Court's rulings were based on its finding that the quality of technical information underpinning the Commission's decisions was clearly insufficient.
This situation callsfor special aid measures, since the amount proposed by the Commission is clearly insufficient, as Commissioner Barnier rightly pointed out during his visit to Portugal.
Nevertheless, I have not been able to support it because I view the majority of the proposals andgoals that it sets out as lacking ambition and clearly insufficient.
The Commission is of the opinion that the means devoted to lifelong learning are clearly insufficient given the targets set by the Lisbon European Council in March 2000 and the challenges of the knowledge society.
Furthermore, the consuls in Jerusalem have held many contacts with the Israeli army authorities and, for the moment, some progress is being made,although I believe that it is clearly insufficient.
In other words, we obviously need to review these security mechanisms,because they were clearly insufficient for preventing an attack such as the alleged Detroit attack, which fortunately did not take place.
As has also been pointed out, it is now proposed to modernise units 5 and 6 of the Kozloduy power station, and additional funds will be required for this,since the European Union's contributions are clearly insufficient.
The amount now approved, however, is clearly insufficient given the costs of the direct damages, more than EUR 1.3 billion, and, in particular, given the total costs of the eligible damages, around EUR 104.3 million.
We are obviously delighted that the heading that we proposed for Timor has been adopted and provided with appropriations, but as we stated at first reading, and now for even more reasons,we think that the appropriations earmarked for it are clearly insufficient.
The legislative arsenal of the European Union on social issues is clearly insufficient and there are still European political leaders, in particular within the Convention, who say that the European Union must not intervene in social policy matters.
Mr Rouček began by emphasising that dialogue with citizens should not simply be a matter of filling in a ballot paper every five years at the European Parliamentary elections, andthat the methods for involving civil society in the democratic life of the EU were clearly insufficient.
As you said, last year's stress test was clearly insufficient, and the Commission itself has said this on numerous occasions to the new supervisory authority, the European Banking Authority(EBA), which coordinates the test in cooperation with national supervisory bodies.
This has now become an important issue because both these reports have made clear, and indeed this has been done by other reports- such as those submitted by Mr Vallés to the MED Committee andMrs Kjer-Hansen to the PHARE-, that on the basis of the clearly insufficient flow of data available so far, we are not in a position to fulfil our role as the political representatives of the interests of European taxpayers.
The current provision of training within the Commission is clearly insufficient for an organisation faced with complex and rapidly evolving tasks and provision is a small fraction of that of national administrations and private sector organisations.
A moment ago Mr Savary told us how clearly insufficient it was in relation to the damage caused by the Prestige accident, and it was also insufficient in relation to the damage caused by the Erika, but in the latter case Totalfina took a responsible attitude and contributed to some of the costs, something which the people responsible for or owners of the cargo are clearly not going to do in the case of the Prestige.