Eksempler på brug af Need to speed up på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We need to speed up.
Every minute we will destroy one file you need to speed up the process payment-decryption.
We need to speed up this process.
This morning, President Duisenberg said:'I probably cannot emphasise sufficiently the need to speed up the pace of structural reforms.
We need to speed up procedures.
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The compromise reached following the negotiations with the Council reflects the need to speed up the formation of functional airspace blocks.
We need to speed up the development of alternative testing.
The recovery is still fragile, however,as I said, and we need to speed up implementation of the Lisbon agenda and continue our structural reforms.
We need to speed up the processes of the association agreements.
There can certainly be no turning back from Beijing, buta mere statement of intent is not enough; we need to speed up the process of implementing the platform.
This is why we need to speed up the investments towards this.
Increased circulation means that you your muscles are getting the blood flow andnutrients that your muscles need to speed up the muscle's repair process.
We need to speed up the process and signal that we're prepared to. .
I believe it is there that we must seek these greater funds, these greater resources,because what is clear is that we need to speed up the process of creating infrastructures.
We urgently need to speed up the implementation of these programmes.
Within the latter,I will point out the subjects relating to the internal market, the need to speed up the implementation of the so-called action plan, and the tax subjects.
We need to speed up, round off or complete the task that was planned and begun in the correct way.
The rapporteur's report contains positive elements because, on the one hand, it specifies the dates and, on the other hand,it highlights the need to speed up procedure, in the event of urgent cases, to 48 hours.
We need to speed up the development of renewable and alternative energy sources and to improve energy efficiency.
I think that not only is the Commission taking important steps butwe in Parliament- when we receive all the documents- also need to speed up our process and our decisions to help resolve the situation.
Firstly, I would like to stress the need to speed up the development, validation and approval of alternatives to testing on animals.
In addition, approval of the amendment is a sign of Parliament's new role following the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon because it underlines the need to speed up the work of approving and updating conventions.
This is why it is so disappointing- given the need to speed up cross-border cooperation- that so few Member States, which insisted on having all this freedom, are now actually using it.
In addition to the conclusions concerning Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia, we issue a stern reminder to the negotiating countries andin particular to the Czech Republic and Slovenia that they need to speed up their adoption and implementation of the acquis.
This is important, therefore, in view of the need to speed up economic development in Europe and reduce unemployment, but it is also important because increasing numbers of women are deciding to start up on their own.
Lastly, looking beyond MEDA,we must not lose sight of the urgency of the problem of cancelling the debts of poor countries, the need to speed up the implementation of bilateral agreements and the need to promote new multilateral agreements.
We also need to speed up the procedures further where particularly important medicines are concerned, and we need an adjustment of the structures of the European Medicines Agency to the EU of the Twenty-Five.
In the presidency conclusions, the Heads of State or Govern ment invited the Bank to"back up the Community's pre accession strategy by widening credit allocation to include applicant countries",in particular when those countries need to speed up their process of integration.
If Ms Evan's report does nothing else, it has brought to our attention the need to speed up the process, because that is at the heart of the reform of our procedures generally: implementation, how it is done, rather than innovation, is now always the motto.
I must say that Parliament agrees with the Commission that, in view of the globalisation of research and the emergence of new scientific and technological powers such as China andIndia, we urgently need to speed up, and, to that end, incentivise, the construction of a new European research area.