Esimerkkejä To ensure that aid käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
Let us work to ensure that aid gets through more quickly!
Where countries are at war, all our aid must be humanitarian andchannelled through NGO organisations to ensure that aid goes to the starving people and not to the war front.
It is important to ensure that aid funds are not used for military purposes.
Commission representatives regularly take part in field visits andassessment missions inside Afghanistan in order to see conditions at first hand and to ensure that aid can be directed towards the areas of greatest need.
The role of State aid control is to ensure that aid for an environmental objective does not unduly distort competition.
All the political influence at our disposal must now be brought to bear in order to prevent the situation of women worsening still further and above all to ensure that aid reaches rural areas and is passed on to women.
However, they are also designed to ensure that aid is equitably distributed amongst all parts of affected populations.
In this context, I wish to highlight the content of the final part of paragraph 5 of the joint resolution that we shall be voting on and which is ultimately designed to safeguard all the security andoperational conditions needed to ensure that aid reaches its intended destination.
Developing countries, for their part, must be determined to ensure that aid makes a real and lasting difference.
We need to ensure that aid is channelled through trusted organisations and we need to offer the leadership a road map for reform.
The EU countries delivering aid should insist on monitoring to ensure that aid reaches the cyclone victims most in need.
In other words, it aims to ensure that aid addresses market failures and does not distort competition without an appropriate compensating benefit.
We know that both donors and partner countries are responsible for aid being more effective,but our greatest responsibility is to ensure that aid really contributes to helping developing countries meet the major challenges they face.
We should consequently strive to ensure that aid offered to these countries is linked to a significant broadening of trade relations with Africa.
We should also rebuild other branches of the coastal industry destroyed by the tsunami, such as the shellfish farming industry, butwe should take care to ensure that aid is not granted to the tourist industry, in particular the part of it that preys on human weakness.
This is a step in the direction of transparency, to ensure that aid is distributed on the basis of the results of a survey of hives present in the various Member States and not on the basis of estimated data.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are aware of the context and constraints affecting the Commission in the field of foreign policy, and so we are grateful for theefforts it has made, for example, to ensure that aid continues to reach the Palestinian people after the dramatic turn taken by events following the legislative elections.
One of the key objectives of the devolution process is to ensure that aid is more closely supervised in the field and to make the most of the detailed local knowledge of our‘in-country' staff.
This is why I am fully behind the conclusions contained in Articles 99 and 100 of Mr Jørgensen's report,which point to the need for changes in the funding of the common agricultural policy to ensure that aid is chanelled only to real farmers- those who use the land for agricultural purposes- and these changes must be introduced as soon as possible.
The Commission mentions the need to ensure that aid be paid in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the Council and proposes that monitoring be carried out in the form of notification by the Member States to the Commission.
In my view, our strategy should confirm full support for any activity which involves the private sector- especially SMEs- andcivil society to ensure that aid for trade facilitates the creation and growth of enterprises to compete in international markets, for example, voluntary initiatives such as fair trade, eco-labels and comparable corporate scheme standards.
It is therefore our unavoidable duty to ensure that aid is distributed in the most efficient, effective and coordinated way possible so that it reaches, above all, those who need it most and so that it does not become a source of corruption as has unfortunately been the case in other similar situations.
The Commission notes that the aim of the Communityregulations relating to State support is, among other things, to ensure that aid aimed at influencing the decisions of companies concerning the location of investments should be provided only to disadvantaged regions and that such aid should not be used to the detriment of other regions.
The second is to ask what we can do to ensure that aid is not misused, but applied to the purpose for which it was granted.
In order to preserve the existence of a humanitarian space and, consequently, to ensure that aid and equipment reaches the victims, the Commission's decisions are based on humanitarian values and principles and on a desire to provide quality assistance through its partnership with humanitarian organisations.
Public debt cancellation, together with a greater commitment to ensuring that aid is put to good use, is one of the key points of this solidarity-based project, the achievement of which- we have to be aware- cannot be postponed without sacrificing more human lives.
Finally, I believe that we need to ensure that this aid is more effective.
The provisions to ensure that the aid granted is proportionate to the handicaps to be offset will also be retained.
The framework required the Commission to ensure that any aid granted in this sector was both necessary and proportional.
It indicated the conditions which have to be met to ensure that such aid is compatible with European competition rules.