Esimerkkejä To try to ensure käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The main object was to try to ensure intake of the proposed dose of 10 mg/ kg b.
I am very pleased that the Commissionerhas taken swift and decisive action to try to ensure that this is no longer the case.
First of all, you need to try to ensure safety in your home, where the child spends a significant portion of time.
Mr President, each year the Conference of Presidents tables different amendments to try to ensure that we spend more time in Strasbourg than we should.
It is important to try to ensure these regions retain substantial aid, regardless of their per capita income.
We are doing that not just out of humanitarian motives, but also to try to ensure a more stable and secure future for the people of Afghanistan.
Despite our efforts to try to ensure a rapid resumption of trade between the EU and Russia, According to Hogan, very little has been achieved.
Once again, the West has taken sides and now the United Nations(UN)is waging war alongside French troops to try to ensure the victory of one side in the conflict.
This is an extremely important issue for Parliament to try to ensure that taxpayers' money is managed and supervised correctly within the Member States.
It reflects the state of the world, increased life expectancy and new uses for works, andthis is why we must adopt this text- to try to ensure that it is made definitive at first reading.
It is just one step to try to ensure that, when we have the discussions on these reduction targets, we have a very informed foundation to take this discussion forward from.
It is therefore important for the Agency for Fundamental Rights andthe institutions of the Council of Europe to try to ensure that their efforts complement one another and that the bodies in operation complement one another.
It is particularly important to try to ensure that maximal plasma levels are achieved in patients infected with Aspergillus see sections 4.2 and 5.2 on recommended dose regimens.
We have talked about Pakistan and Belarus and we then have reason to believe that the European Union has not only moral authority butalso leverage or power over external authorities to try to ensure, at least, that they are on the right track.
However, we now have the opportunity to try to ensure that it is possible to have more children.
I want to try to ensure, when we are looking at a level playing field and a single market, that the retail prices are cost-based and transparent and are of benefit to the consumer especially the SMEs who are trying to gain access across Europe and take advantage of the single market.
One of my ambitions, and this may be regarded by some as an eccentricity, is to try to ensure that the ambitions in the area for which I am responsible are matched by the funds that we actually have to spend on them.
A special attention was paid to optimise the potential leverage effect of the initiative on stimulating long-term local culture led development strategies, to ensure the capacity of candidate cities to actually host the title, to boost the European dimension and visibility of the cultural programmes, to ensure the high quality of the cultural and artistic content,to foster a large participation of the local populations and to try to ensure the stability of the budgets and the independence of the artistic teams.
I therefore ask you most sincerely to try to ensure that the type of issue which my colleagues and I have been putting to you this evening is really thought about at Laeken.
Kinnock, Neil, Member of the Commission.-As the Honourable Member will know, the aim of the existing TransEuropean Networks guidelines is to try to ensure sustainable mobility of persons and goods within the area without internal frontiers under the best possible social and safety conditions.
It is nonsense to try to ensure that we have a body which in the long term will deal with communicable diseases but which will not have the resources to do its job effectively.
Mr President, there is a check list in our communication and we are happy to receive questions, demands, correspondence andcontacts of various kinds in order to try to ensure, virtually on a week-byweek basis that we can provide reports on the progress being made in the implementation of the 65 or so different measures that are at the back of the communication.
The role of Europe is to try to ensure that European industry can win a greater share both of its domestic European markets and of global markets; and we should help to enable, not to enfeeble, European industry in the strategies we pick.
I should therefore like to encourage all of us to try to ensure that we are able to include the defining of roles, responsibilities and clear and quantifiable objectives in these social issues, specifically in terms of employment policy.
It is particularly important to try to ensure that maximal plasma levels are achieved in patients infected with Aspergillus see sections 4.2 and 5.2 on recommended dose regimens and the effects of food on absorption.
We all have to work together to try to ensure that the European Union gets the assistance it has promised to those to whom those promises have been made as rapidly and as effectively as possible.
The property right provided by IPR laws is awarded to try to ensure a sufficient reward for the innovator to elicit its creative or inventive effort while not delaying follow-on innovation or leading to unnecessary long periods of high prices for the consumers.
While I have no idea how it will progress,we obviously need to try to ensure that European citizens, European retailers and European consumers benefit from what I would call equal rules, so that they can buy, sell and hence engage in business on the basis of these same rules.
One of our principal objectives in the Commission, Parliament and,indeed, the Council is to try to ensure that our amendment to the 1993 directive can be brought into force as quickly as possible in order not to place European Union financial institutions at a disadvantage compared with their competitors in Japan, the United States, Switzerland, Korea, Indonesia etc. assuming that there are still banks in places like Japan, Korea, etc. which are in a fit state to do anything at all.