Esimerkkejä Have to implement käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We have to implement the European Citizens' Initiative over the course of the next year.
However, many prime ministers attended and it is they who have to implement policy.
We have to implement those decisions: one internal market and the Lisbon Agenda.
As regards gender equality, candidate countries have to implement the nine EUdirectives on this area.
We have to implement the climate package, the third internal market package and the security of gas supply.
It is a proposal for a directive,which the Member States have to implement in their national legislation.
That is why we now have to implement the action plan which you, Commissioner, tabled a week ago.
Responsibility or fraud prevention lies first and foremost with the Member States, who have to implement Community law.
So the SME might have to implement several different solutions, whereas the larger company has one.
On the one hand, we need to go further down the market road, as we have to implement the principles of the internal market.
European leaders have to implement agreed EU targets and prepare themselves for more ambitious action.
This also holds true for monitoring action that Member States have to implement within the framework of the common fisheries policy.
The Member States have to implement the Directive promoting the use of high-efficiency co-generation by February 2006.
This means that the Directive sets common rules on strict liability which Member States have to implement and from which they cannot deviate by adopting stricter provisions.
The Member States have to implement an integrated administration and control system as provided for in Article 14 of Regulation(EC) No 73/2009.
I agree with the tabled amendment to the present proposal suggesting that Member States that have already renounced at least 20% of their quota should not have to implement further quota reductions.
What we have to implement here is a complete package of legislation, in order that European law does not stand in the way of rapid reconstruction.
I think that it is very important, in particular, that we adopt a clear and tough position on Belarus,which is an obvious blot on the map of Europe. We have to implement measures that allow Belarus to find a path to democracy.
We must not forget, however, that we ourselves have to conduct an internal debate within the Union which, from a political perspective,is probably as difficult as the reforms which our friends have to implement in the candidate countries.
We have to implement a medium- to long-term financing strategy in order for it to be possible to create the necessary market confidence and, consequently, to attract investment and the purchase of applications and services.
The situation which now occurs is that new entrants,who do not have access to the analogue frequency pool of incumbent operators, have to implement technical solutions to accommodate increasing traffic densities within spectrum allocations in some instances as small as 5.4 MHz.
We have to implement the agreements we have already reached, but we also have to do as the Treaty states and integrate the environmental perspective into all areas of Union policy and practice, and Member States must be prepared to do this as well.
I have seen everything here in this House from manipulation to barely concealed threats along the lines of'Just who do youthink will lose a Commissioner, given that we have to implement what it says in the Treaty of Nice about there being fewer Commissioners than Member States?
We need to know under what conditions the new Commission will have to implement the follow-up to this strategy and with this in mind, it might perhaps be useful for the outgoing Commission to draft an assessment of the first phase of the strategy.
Resources to combat poverty and social exclusion vary depending on the country, but, in order to create an EU that is territorially andsocially cohesive, we have to implement additional measures aimed at unleashing the potential that is latent in economically backward areas.
I am proud to be the rapporteur of this report because, in my view, it clearly demonstrates that, regardless of differing political views on Europe, its future role and so on, there are many areas like this where we can work together in friendly and effective cooperation, in a way that makes a real practical difference to many people:both those who are dependent on our care and those who have to implement our rules and regulations.
Is the real economy a bunch of paper-pushers and bureaucrats,with us writing laws that other people have to implement, such as the Civil Service in the UK, where we have been growing the public sector way faster than the private sector has been growing over the last 10 years?
If we are to realise the full potential of Europe's maritime interests and to realise the vision of clean, healthy, safe, productive andbiologically diverse oceans and seas, then we have to implement a management plan that aims for sustainability in every area, and the way to do that is devolve more management responsibility to our regional advisory councils.
I would like to say, from the point of view of democracy andof political action in the energy sector, with a view to the policies that we have to implement, that there is a significant danger attached to reducing, because, from a democratic point of view- and Parliament has a great interest here- we will move on from having thirty-five legal bases to acting with eighty-five, and that is of immense and decisive importance.