Esimerkkejä To implement in practice käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Directive was hard to implement in practice.
Everyone said thatthe Directive was good, but difficult to implement in practice.
Reform can be difficult to implement in practice and uncomfortable in the short run.
Existing EU laws on discrimination continue to prove difficult to implement in practice.
A shorter transition period would be difficult to implement in practice and might create the need to re-label a significant amount of existing stocks.
These are just two examples showing that such a merger would be very complicated to implement in practice.
Very difficult to implement in practice, it would be a barrier to trade and it would completely contradict the Commission's intention to harmonise the internal market which will be further fragmented.
Perhaps that is impossible to implement in practice, but a first step should be to increase knowledge both of the carbon content of everything we buy and of the carbon emitted by our forms of transport.
Progress is also being made on other fronts but at a slower pace because these proposals are either of a less consensual nature ormore difficult to implement in practice.
Started to implement in practice the intentions expressed and commitments made with regard to voluntary return, rehabilitation and compensation of displaced victims of the violence in the South East in the 1980s and 1990s;
While the Commission understands theprinciple of Amendment 35, it cannot accept it since it would be contentious and difficult to implement in practice.
The proposed Directive aims to implement in practice the country of origin principle, whereby once a service provider is operating legally in one Member State, it can market its services in others without having to comply with further rules in those"host" Member States.
And yet, many tips on Feng Shui are likelyadvisory in nature, their use is not always appropriate to call,more difficult to implement in practice.
It will prepare a practical guide for local and regional stakeholders with assistance from the above-mentioned group of government experts, in order to help Member States to implement in practice the measures they have decided on in order to foster the balancing of professional, family and private life and improve the quality of life.
While EU law lays down the principle of equal treatment between women and men- anda directive has already been adopted to this end- this principle has always proved difficult to implement in practice.
Shown, in concrete measures, determination to implement in practice the legal reforms concerning the cultural rights of the Kurds in the South-Eastern provinces of the country, as well as the intentions expressed and commitments made with regard to voluntary return, rehabilitation and compensation of displaced victims of the violence in the southeast in the 1980s and 1990s;
Although it contains some proposals whichare worthy of consideration, I have a low opinion of the type of gesture politics which calls for restrictive measures that are almost impossible to implement in practice.
The requirement that emergency operators should be in a position to work in at least three Community languages- well,in principle, as the satirical Radio Eriwan would reply- will be very difficult to implement in practice: if even the control towers at airports are not in a position to speak English and that is the only language that should be spoken there, then I have my doubts as to whether it would work immediately with three languages at these telephone exchanges.
This is very patronising, burdening businesses, as it does, with bureaucratic nonsense simply to hammer home a number of principles that are universally accepted butare not always easy to implement in practice.
Finally, Amendment Nos 6, 45 and 48 which provide that non-registered persons excluded from the scope of the directive should comply with information requirements, would be extremely difficult for the Member States to implement in practice.
The EU should continue its discussion with Turkey on the definition of minorities(which Turkey bases on the Treaty of Lausanne), with a view to the difficulties itraises for Turkey to ratify without reservations, as well as to implement in practice, relevant international instruments.
For instance, a system of monitoring and penalties, set up by a supplier to penalise those distributors that donot comply with its unilateral policy, points to tacit acquiescence with the supplier's unilateral policy if this system allows the supplier to implement in practice its policy.
Mr President, Mr Giscard d'Estaing, Mr Trichet, Mr Almunia, ladies and gentlemen, over the last 50 years Europe has often proved its capacity for setting out grand ambitions andfor developing the spirit and the determination needed to implement in practice the ambitions it cherishes.
Without going into the technicalities of it, the new method that he proposes would cause many problems particularly if you had an instantaneous difficulty, particularly say wave-slap, resulting in a one-off sound level measurement which would be very difficultto repeat day after day and therefore very difficult to implement in practice.
Shown, in concrete measures, determination to fully implement in practice the legal reforms concerning the cultural rights of the Kurds in the South-Eastern provinces of the country;
Preoccupied with uneasy foreign relations and domestic problems in the years of the Russian Civil War,the Georgian government was not able to fully implement in practice the progressive program laid out in the legislation.
The actual and political will to implement them in practice is rather under-developed.
That the overriding question is now how to implement simplification in practice.