Eksempler på brug af Some of these measures på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Some of these measures are already tough.
The Council has already adopted some of these measures, and is due to adopt others.
But some of these measures were withdrawn two years later.
The resolution adopted today by Parliament highlights some of these measures.
Do it.- Some of these measures are already tough.
The European Union can try to stimulate, offer incentives for, promote andsuggest the adoption of some of these measures.
Some of these measures have already been drawn up and transmitted to Council.
On 1 December, the Commission adopted a communication specifying the measures that it will present in the coming months,as well as an initial directive containing some of these measures.
Some of these measures have still to be implemented in some Member States.
That is why I am publishing today, as I promised the LIBE Committee in July in Brussels that I would,an explanation of the cases for some of these measures, in particular those relating to retention of telecommunications data.
It should be noted that some of these measures are financed by withholding a proportion of the aid payable to producers.
This is why we are warning that this programme must be complemented by immediate practical measures for social support in the fields of education, employment, housing and health, amongst others, in conjunction with representatives from that community,which will be jointly monitored with them. Some of these measures are already in place.
Some of these measures will perhaps require legislative initiatives supplementing the first stage, represented by the'Security' regulation currently being examined.
The proposal is composed of a covering letter from Tsipras,a letter from Finance Minister Tsakalotos promising that some of these measures will be passed by Parliament"even before the negotiation process begins in earnest", and finally a 10 point list of detailed"prior actions.
Some of these measures, in particular those referring to institutional reform, constitute a clear confirmation of commitments announced in the past by the Palestinian Authority.
We have no objection to certain measures being taken to limit or prohibit discards, butwe do have a reservation: some of these measures may be a burden to small- and medium-sized fishing enterprises and may essentially be a pretext for preventing them from fishing freely.
Some of these measures needed a shiftin resource allocations, but in many cases, priority measures did not require any extra andcould be implemented on the basis of existingresources.
Among the 14 items of the action plan, some of these measures require legislation, while others can be carried out using instruments already available to the Union.
Some of these measures would require changes in existing Community legislation(e.g. a kilometre tax for heavy goods vehicles) while others could be introduced by Member States without any Community action.
Results are beginning to appear from some of these measures, such as the insulation of the source of noise or the work station and the automation of additive processing systems.
Some of these measures have already started under previous EU assistance, when the CARDS programme financed a series of projects and paved the way for a grant scheme for business related infrastructure under Phare in 2005.
Some of these measures relating to patents, trade marks and copyright have already been adopted; others are the subject of proposals- though some of these were tabled a long time ago, their importance and urgency is now underlined by the 1992 deadline1.
It is true that some of these measures are being adopted in some countries, but their effectiveness is very limited, for the very reason that it is only by operating on a European scale, with coordination at Com munity level, that any significant results can be achieved.
Some of these measures will be applicable to the textile and clothing industry itself so that it will benefit from many of the things we will do under RETEX but equally other firms in the areas concerned will also be able to benefit.
Some of these measures, however, run counter to the convictions of our group: for instance, paragraph 35 relating to the common agricultural policy, which calls for the incorporation of"corrective factors for aid on the basis of the size of the farm, the area in which it is situated…', rather than the size of the active workforce engaged in that operation, as we propose.
We have seen some successes,as targeted measures against some of these organisations have brought results.
He mentioned some of these immediate measures, but the main point is what the next steps will be to deal with these diseases, which have significant social and economic repercussions, because with current levels of mobility, with millions of people travelling all over the planet, tremendous potential has been given to communicable diseases.