Esimerkkejä More structural käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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This is part of a more structural shift.
A more structural solution would be if the media millions were better distributed.
We must now find a more structural solution.
This special sheep wool extract from New Zealand enjoys the authority to command our body to produce more structural proteins.
Especially where more structural development aid is concerned, preference should be given to the aid programmes from the Member States.
For the future the Commission should lay the foundation for more structural assistance.
However, many more structural changes are still needed if we are all to benefit from highly flexible product and capital markets.
The EESC does not have the resources to build many more structural relationships.
They now tend to address more structural issues, such as university management reform and the modernisation of administrative systems.
Most of Bulgaria's unemployment is long-term, indicating that it is more structural than cyclical.
Now Europe needs more structural economic growth and an adequate agreement on the new Multi-Annual Financial Framework(MFF) is for sure in the capacity of the Member States.
In order to halt this unequal development it is important that more structural funding is invested in this area.
The present ESC Opinion also seeks toanalyze the trends which, in a report compiled on 1994 data, appear less short-term and more structural.
Commissioner, I beg you,please grant Mongolia more structural aid and economic assistance through ECHO and TACIS.
Further fiscal consolidation by those Member States who need more sustainable public finances and more structural reforms.
Calls on the European Commission to assess the feasibility of more structural measures regarding the organisation of the ESFS and the authorities' funding mechanisms.
Others suffer from overall weaknesses in theiradministrative capacity, as well as more structural and governance issues.
More structural funds must also be allocated to less-developed regions and the new Member States, in order to enable them to build adequate technical infrastructures with a view to improving the industrial base in these regions.
Maximising the impact of the programme through a reinforced top-down approach,a strengthened policy dialogue, and more structural measures;
There is a need for a great deal more structural investment in our Member States, not only in research and innovation, but also in high-quality education and training, which the European Union is supporting in both the short and long terms with programmes for lifelong learning.
Fourth, we have ensured further fiscal consolidation by those EU states that need more sustainable public finances and more structural reforms.
With regard to financial resources, the Commission andthe Budgetary Authority must urgently find a more structural solution to the permanent overstretching of external relations Heading 4.
A single body with overarching tasks should ensure an overview of main difficulties in implementation andsuggest appropriate remedies to more structural problems.
The credibility of the medium-term consolidation strategy would be enhanced by adopting more structural expenditure-containing measures- as opposed to the temporary interventions that have characterised recent consolidation efforts- and by a more binding medium-term budgetary framework.
Only a single body with overarching tasks will ensure an overview of main implementation difficulties andwill be able to suggest appropriate remedies to more structural problems.
What is in fact required is notonly more economic aid, but also more structural aid, in order to support women in the world of work and enterprise and to take a firm stand against this pseudoculture that sees women's social and economic rights- as sanctioned by the Beijing Platform for Action- ignored or even labelled obstacles.
Ladies and gentlemen, I repeat that the worst option would be not to havethe opportunity to rebudget, because that would mean losing more structural appropriations, which were possibly going to be lacking at the end of the period.