Exemplos de uso de Implemented in full em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Lisbon process must be implemented in full.
Our platform is to be implemented in full by the party and by the government of our party.
It is essential that this is implemented in full.
This programme will be implemented in full compliance with the principle of additionality of Structural Fund operations.
The programme for the United Kingdom could not be implemented in full.
The Goldstone recommendations need to be implemented in full, and I will be tracking this issue over the coming months.
The commitment appropriations for this heading were implemented in full.
Whereas these principles will have to be implemented in full compliance with the provisions concerning classified information;
This is a big operation, butit does not alter the fact that the Treaty must be implemented in full and without delay.
Whereas these principles will have to be implemented in full compliance with the provisions concerning classified information;
Like the international community as a whole, the European Union will seek to ensure that the agreement of 24 January is implemented in full.
So I see it as high time that the existing rules were implemented in full and their effectiveness assessed.
What is more, once EU laws are passed, they need to be written into national law on time and implemented in full.
Their own chosen measures can, of course,be implemented in full, as long as they are consistent with the aims of the Directive.
The basic agreement for Eastern Slavonia must be implemented in full and the return of refugees and dis placed persons to this region completed.
Will you examine this, as the President-in-Office,to see if you can reassure all Member States that the arrest warrant may be implemented in full?
The requirement is that the Security Council resolution must be implemented in full, and this will not be the case until the suspected assassins have been extradited.
Linked as it is to the financial framework for 2007-2013, the maximum annual amount of the Fund may not exceed EUR 500 million, butit is crucial that these resources are implemented in full, which is not the case today.
We are anxious to ensure that this decision is implemented in full compliance with the law, to ensure that stadiums are not considered to be a territory outside the law, a sort of free zone.
The PwD mentioned aspects of public policies that have not been implemented in full, as is evident in table 3.
Would he not agree that if the land transfer agreement is not implemented in full and in good faith, it would be unrealistic to expect the FMLN to give up their arms in return for a simple promise from an untrustworthy government?
This is why, during the trilogue held on 6 December, the Commission, the Council andParliament found the right compromise for a budget that may be implemented in full from the very beginning of the 2011 financial year.
Economic and trade cooperation shall be implemented in full conformity with the provisions of the WTO, including special and differential treatment, taking account of the Parties' mutual interests and their respective levels of development.
As regards the inter nal market, it asked those Member States which had not yet done so to make every effort to ensure that the Single European Act was ratified in time andcould be implemented in full from 1 January 1987.
The European Parliament has called in its motion for a resolution on services for the EU and the bourgeois governments in the Member States to speed up capitalist restructurings, so thatthe directive on the'liberalisation' of services can be implemented in full, based on the Commission's recent communication entitled'Towards a Single Market Act' in 2011, the aim being to make further drastic cuts to the workforce and to enable the monopolies to penetrate new, profitable sectors for capital.
All of this leads to mounting unemployment and problems for small and medium-sized enterprises and, in my opinion,we should perhaps focus on fewer issues in the future while ensuring that those issues we do focus on are implemented in full.
The first of these, to which you have just alluded, Mr President-in-Office of the Council,is that I feel that the next European Council should celebrate the decision that Article 67 of the current Treaty can be implemented in full, so that a range of issues can be put to the vote, by codecision and by majority, as the Treaties already allow at the moment.
I should like to point out that a number of companies have been brought before the French and Belgian courts recently for not upholding the directive and that in some cases, for example British Airways, the restructuring process has been put on hold until the law on consultation andinformation has been implemented in full.
I am just wondering: are you satisfied that the tensions have now eased enough to allow progress to be made? And if they have eased sufficiently,what sort of timescale are you talking about for the necessary reforms to be implemented in full so that the full negotiation process can get back on track?