Esimerkkejä Willingness to cooperate käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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There has to be a willingness to cooperate.
The debate on trade remains unresolved because Russia does not show any willingness to cooperate.
These developments should also increase Pakistan's willingness to cooperate with the international community in the non-proliferation context.
The Commission appreciates the Italian authorities' willingness to cooperate.
We note that Russia has expressed its willingness to cooperate with UN human rights mechanisms including, for instance, the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mrs Louise Arbour.
That surgery will be nothing more than a threat. as long as she demonstrates a willingness to cooperate.
We have sadly come to doubt the European Parliament's willingness to cooperate within the spirit of the UN and to work with its institutions.
In his latest report, Doctor Blix points to the Iraqi dictator's insufficient willingness to cooperate.
Mr President, let me start by saying‘thank you' to the rapporteur for the willingness to cooperate that he has demonstrated, which enabled Social Democrats' main concerns to be accommodated.
Yesterday evening during Question Time, we touched on this subject briefly, andtoday all sides of the House have rightly emphasised this willingness to cooperate.
The Council welcomes Iran's stated willingness to cooperate with the IAEA.
DA Mr President, on behalf of the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, I too should like to thank Mr Färm andMr Stenmarck for their work and willingness to cooperate.
While keeping abreast of developments, the European Union confirms its willingness to cooperate with all Zimbabweans who accept these principles.
Despite the Commission's willingness to cooperate in publishing the information in its possession, it cannot guarantee that the addresses would be updated, as this would depend on information provided by the Member States.
Logistical support comes from the European Roma community,who expressed willingness to cooperate closely wherever they can.
Secondly, to express the EESC's willingness to cooperate with other international institutions concerned with the tourism sector, such as the ILO and the BITS.
I wish to than Mrs Thyssen- hopefully, she will read the Minutes- for the far-sightedness and willingness to cooperate that she has shown.
Residence permits should not depend on the victims' willingness to cooperate with the police and courts since many of them have been traumatised by their extremely negative experiences with the police.
The EESC welcomes the work carried out by the Social Protection Committee and confirms its willingness to cooperate with and support the SPC's work.
In the light of these recommendations, they reaffirmed their willingness to cooperate in this area and agreed that the results obtained by this working party would provide a basis for the joint discussions which the Rio Group and the European Union were to begin shortly.
The Council also recalled its support for resolution of the Transnistrian issue, and reiterated its willingness to cooperate with all interested parties in efforts towards a settlement.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(HU) Mr President, on behalf of the Party of European Socialists, I would like to thank the rapporteur Mr Marco Cappato for his balanced and thorough report, andfor his great openness and willingness to cooperate.
A figure of EUR 500 million for next year focused on Iraq would show very clearly Europe's willingness to cooperate with the United States and others in bringing that country to the path of prosperity.
The Commission indicated its willingness to cooperate with the Presidency and the Council to strengthen its proposal and ensure that the revised SDS translated into concrete operational objectives and measures leading to tangible results.
The report by Mr Mann was adopted almost unanimously by the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs.This was due both to his consummate preparation and his willingness to cooperate on the necessary amendments.
It would have extremely important consequences if this Parliament initiative boosted willingness to cooperate within the Council, and if the various national initiatives in the field of smart-card technology at least became compatible.
However, the FP6-funded Integrated Project InnoMed(involving 43 partners,including 18 large pharmaceutical companies) serves as evidence of industry's willingness to cooperate with each other and with other stakeholders.
Willingness to cooperate may help advance the understanding that it is not a matter of choice, but of necessity, for the European Union to integrate immediately this sizeable potential workforce, one that has centuries of experience adapting to their milieu.
Good governance at Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences in based on its common values, trust, flexibility and willingness to cooperate, and on operations complying with the management quality criteria.
We could see that it would be very difficult and we could see that, in the final analysis, all the conditions for a working, stable, democratic rule of law in Sierra Leone would have to be created anew and that there was only limited willingness to cooperate.