Examples of using To react quickly in English and their translations into Czech
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This enables us to react quickly and effectively.
We need a flexible system to manage fish stocks and the opportunity to react quickly.
Parliament decided to react quickly, and that is crucial.
The European Union needs a flexible system to manage fish stocks and the facilities to react quickly.
The European Union must be able to react quickly to food crises.
We want to equip the authorities and, indeed,the food companies with a procedure which enables them to react quickly.
We in the EU must be able to react quickly to the challenges that await us.
Small mountain farms often have to fight to survive,as it is scarcely possible for them to react quickly to new market requirements.
She is alert, always ready to react quickly and appropriately. As a wolf ambush.
All EU citizens must have the greatest possible protection in the event of a nuclear or radiological accident, andthe European Commission must be ready to react quickly.
Our forward-looking attitude thus enables us to react quickly to changes to the status quo.
In addition, we are able to react quickly to changing market needs without having to go through a complete redesign process.
Certainly, here we need to have some flexibility, in order to be able to react quickly to crises in non-EU countries.
This will enable the EU to react quickly to crises and will allow unforeseen needs to be financed.
Cooperation of this kind can bring measurable benefits in the face of human tragedy,particularly when it is necessary to react quickly and not to first have to start by collecting money.
A number of areas were not able to react quickly enough to the changes in economic conditions because of their strong links with the mining industry.
I very much appreciate its professional approach, direct and open negotiations, excellent mutual communication, perfect service, help, friendliness,readiness and ability to react quickly.
Firstly, the Union must increase its ability to react quickly if such a disaster takes place.
We need to tighten up the requirements for all these different aspects in order, where possible, to prevent accidents and, where accidents do happen,to be able to react quickly.
I hope that the EU institutions will demonstrate their ability to react quickly to challenges, and not be engulfed in the usual bureaucracy.
Well, the same things we are talking about today- jobs, growth, simplification and increased efficiency,increased flexibility in the budget to improve the EU's ability to react quickly to new challenges.
On the contrary,I believe it is crucial for the EU to react quickly and firmly by demanding the release of Taoufik Ben Brik and other prisoners of conscience.
The Commission remains convinced that revision of the Solidarity Fund Regulation is necessary to increase the Union's capacity to react quickly in case of major disasters which are currently not covered.
Europe, hit by the economic crisis, was able to react quickly and mitigate the effects of the crisis thanks to its common currency, strong internal market and stable system of social protection.
Thanks to the hard work of my fellow Commissioner Mrs Kroes, State aid control now takes such a flexible form, and we have changed the rules to such an extent,that the Member States have considerably greater abilities to react quickly and in a targeted manner where assistance is needed in individual cases.
In some cases governments were under pressure to react quickly to pressure from the markets; in others the cuts were required by external funders sometimes the International Monetary Fund alone, sometime in conjunction with the European Commission and the European Central Bank.
The most important form of help is regular financial donation(perhaps just 10 crowns a day) to the People in Need Club of Friends,which enables us to react quickly in the event of natural disaster or war, to support human rights activists in unfree countries and to support further development of the organisation.
Even though the Commission is not in the position now to formally accept all the proposed amendments, they will provide us with a useful input intothe forthcoming Council debates. What is at stake is indeed our capacity to react quickly to a massive fraud mechanism, but also the credibility of the EU emission-trading system.
Therefore, I hope that at theforthcoming European Union summit, we will show the determination needed to react quickly, and I think that such things as a no-fly zone or a de facto severance of diplomatic relations with the Gaddafi regime and with Gaddafi himself as a criminal are essential.
I think the European Union does have administrative instruments which allow it to react quickly to such cases, so we should consider how to improve the system to make it more effective.