Esimerkkejä To sanctions käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The fourth point refers to sanctions.
It is essential that professionals be subject to sanctions that are dissuasive and commensurate with the sums of money being laundered.
If Trump won and put an end to sanctions.
I would like to say that I am generally opposed to sanctions, whether they are imposed against the Palestinians or against Israel.
Food and medicines have never been subject to sanctions.
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I also welcome the reference that the regulation makes to sanctions, which have to be effective, proportionate and dissuasive.
Submitting information to EIOPA in relation to sanctions.
A more harmonised approach to sanctions and better cross-border cooperation will help us to come down hard on currency counterfeiting.
The total number of individuals subject to sanctions has not changed.
In its communiqué following the special summit in March,the SADC called on the EU to put an end to sanctions.
Gathering and publishing information in relation to sanctions and general good rules;
Farmers who for example use forbidden growth promoters or pollute the soil,will be subject to sanctions.
The scope of this Communication is limited to sanctions imposed and applied by the competent authorities of Member States including courts in the field of financial services.
The Council amended the information regarding several individuals subject to sanctions.
Crime prevention must be as effective as possible and professionals be subject to sanctions that are dissuasive and commensurate with the sums of money being laundered.
The EU should consider invoking the provisions of the Cotonou Agreement relating to sanctions.
With regard to sanctions, reinforcement of sanctioning powers for competent authorities and a requirement to coordinate actions when dealing with cross-border cases.
The Forum should enable Member States to establish a coherent approach to sanctions.
Failing to comply with that international obligation gives rise to sanctions that we request from the Commission and the EU-ACP Council of Ministers as part of the Cotonou Agreement.
These events will certainly lead us to provide ourselves with regulations ranging from prevention to sanctions.
My second point relates to sanctions. There is no law without sanctions, and I believe that what is laid down- I am about to finish, Mr President- where there has been a serious breach is an absolute minimum.
The EU is the largest contributor to overseas development aid, but it must act with wisdom andprudence when it comes to sanctions.
The implementation of this inherently toothless directive must be legally strengthened andthis should be linked to sanctions in order to ensure that it is possible to implement the directive.
We want the Council and Commission to provide more information on the freezing of the bank accounts of those subject to sanctions.
Our resolution responds to that expectation by referring to sanctions, some of which have already been imposed by the Economic Community of West African States, while others are planned by other international bodies.
As she rightly stated, when treaties are concluded with third countries, it is not sufficient to provide for clauses with regard to sanctions.
In that event, the European Union would beready to respond positively, as it confirmed only last month in a statement relating to sanctions and to the progress that would encourage us to ease these sanctions. .
It is essential that sanctions affect as little as possible the population of countries whose political regions are subject to sanctions.
I am well aware that Russia and China are opposed to sanctions, butthe European Union must make every effort to persuade these powers to agree to sanctions, which are an alternative to sending in the army.
Finally, your rapporteur proposes to strengthen the orders relating to monitoring the implementation of the system and to sanctions against those who infringe them.