Esimerkkejä Need to speed up käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We need to speed up the search.
Or this fight is going to be over soon. Novak we need to speed up deployment of those nukes.
The need to speed up progress in achieving the MDGs is widely recognised.
Should you call Curtis and let him know he might need to speed up the assault prep?
Therefore, we too need to speed up our decisions and ensure they are satisfactory.
The Council and the Commission should impress upon the Member States concerned the need to speed up their transposition procedures.
Another reason for establishing the Agency is the need to speed up the progress on interoperability and to provide stable, sufficient means for doing so.
Increased circulation means that you your muscles are getting the blood flow andnutrients that your muscles need to speed up the muscle's repair process.
This is why it is so disappointing- given the need to speed up cross-border cooperation- that so few Member States, which insisted on having all this freedom, are now actually using it.
The Brie report on Afghanistan brings us face to face with this reality by reminding us of certain essential truths,including the need to speed up the pace of reform and reconstruction.
I would also like to stress the need to speed up the establishment of legal instruments which will facilitate the mobilisation of funds that have already been earmarked for this purpose.
In addition, approval of the amendment is a sign of Parliament's new role following the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon because it underlines the need to speed up the work of approving and updating conventions.
What is most worrying is that the report emphasises the need to speed up the payments of the subsidies, without ever mentioning the need to provide evidence that the funds are reaching the right people for the right purpose.
Obviously, the powers granted to EUROPOL in the convention(to collect, process andexchange information) no longer meet the EU's current need to speed up the implementation of suppressive military instruments.
EMPHASIZING the need to speed up the integration of infrastructures and markets, as well as to bring people closer together, and CALLING for the effective implementation of the Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Action Plan.
In two Resolutions20, the Council stressed the need to speed up accessibility to the web and its content.
The need to speed up investment in breakthrough technologies in fast-growing areas was the main reason the Commission decided to identify in the 2012 Industrial Policy Communication the six areas in which investment should be encouraged.
Lastly, looking beyond MEDA, we must not lose sight of the urgency of the problem of cancelling the debts of poor countries, the need to speed up the implementation of bilateral agreements and the need to promote new multilateral agreements.
The large increase in volumes of trade and the need to speed up the clearance process have rendered this approach impossible in practice, so that simplified procedures(such as local clearance) are largely used in order to reduce burdens both on traders and administrations.
Given that in a resolution on the accession prospects of the FormerYugoslav Republic of Macedonia(FYROM) the European Parliament has recently recognised the need to speed up negotiations in order to reach a generally accepted solution, let me ask you this: do you intend, together with Parliament, and by exercising your powers, to take any steps before your report is drawn up in the autumn?
UNDERLINES the need to speed up work in order to complete target actions in accordance with agreed timetables, recognising that responsibility for improving performance has to be shared by the Council, the European Parliament, the Commission and the Member States themselves;
Both the Lisbon andStockholm European Councils have underlined the need to speed up work on economic reform as a means to establish well-functioning markets for goods and services and as an important element of the strategy to modernise Europe.
This review will provide an opportunity to assess progress made so far, to consider the linkages between the outcomes of the 2002 World Summit on sustainable development, the Union and the national sustainable development strategies, andidentify priority actions needed to speed up the pace of reform.