Examples of using A new objective in English and their translations into Finnish
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You have a new objective.
If that's changed, then they must have a new objective.
A new objective should be added in Article 2, as follows.
This means that additional resources will be needed to finance a new objective.
Many people believe that a new Objective 2, whatever it looked like, could solve their problems.
We now need to go further, andrevise this Pact and set a new objective.
A new objective 6 was created for the regions with a population density not exceeding eight inhabitants per km2.
In order not to lose that momentum, which is relative,I have proposed a new objective for 2010.
I think it is, in the first place, important that we should look beyond 2010 and- although this is where I disagree with you, Commissioner- to set ourselves a new objective.
It therefore calls for the launch as of 2007 of a new Objective 2 for all regions ineligible under Objective 1;
In addition, the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty- and in particular the introduction of a new legal basis(Article 16 TFEU)- offers the opportunity to achieve a new objective, i.e.
I think the Convention did some exciting work, butit also set a new objective for how we are to effect changes in Europe in the future.
Proposing a new objective of a 30% reduction in CO2 emissions in the European Union is therefore completely disproportionate, and that is why I voted against this motion for a resolution.
The camera generally follows just behind the petal,though it sometimes moves to show a new objective or consequence of the player's actions.
However: a this is not a new objective and b it will require significantly more expenditure if it is to succeed this time.
This form-giving activity consumes the object and consumes itself, butit consumes the given form of the object only in order to posit it in a new objective form, and it consumes itself only in its subjective form as activity.
The Commission proposes to add a new objective relating to the development of democratic civic societies to those of TEMPUS III which is currently in force.
My second comment concerns Objective 2, which will obviously have to be simplified so that actions have greater visibility and better results for citizens,which is why we prefer a new Objective 2 with thematic actions.
Finally, I have nothing butpraise for the creation of a new Objective 2, on the basis of regional competitiveness in accordance with the guidelines laid down at the Lisbon Summit.
A new Objective 3 will be introduced for regions not covered by Objectives 1 and 2 that need help to adapt and modernize their systems of education, training and employment.
For the next programming period, the Commission has proposed in the Agenda 2000 the creation of a new objective 3 especially devoted to human resources development and that will combine elements from cunent objectives 3 and 4.
Here we do not need a new Objective 2, but a very special instrument for these regions, which properly takes into account the special problems that we of course wish to acknowledge.
Believes that the general objectives of the Agenda 2000 action programme on structural policy, as well as the specific proposal to introduce a new Objective 310, are important prerequisites for a new approach to securing public funding for education.
As a result of the accession of Finland and Sweden, a new Objective has been created, to apply from 1 January 1995, for the development of regions in those countries with very low population density.
I am sure the Commissioner is well aware of the Irish Government's decision to divide Ireland into two regions: a grouping of 15 counties from the west, the border and the midlands, including two counties in my own constituency, Kerry and Clare,to be designated as a new Objective 1 region.
A new Objective 3 will apply to regions not covered by Objectives 1 and 2 in order to help Member States adapt and modernise their systems of education, training and employment.
The Commission is proposing, with Parliament's support,that the current Objective 6 regions be incorporated in a new Objective 1 region. There are excellent grounds for this, as the northern geographical situation, with its long distances and the fact that it is so far away from European centres, puts the Objective 6 regions in a much weaker position than many others.
Accepts that the threshold of 75% of the average GDP in the Member States of the European Union must remain the essential criterion for eligibility for Objective 1, draws attention to the vital role played by the Cohesion Fund, especially for the new Member States andsupports the idea of a new Objective 2 to foster regional competitiveness in accordance with the Lisbon and Göteborg guidelines;
In this draft, the Commission proposes, in particular, the implementation of a new Objective 2 which should support the economic and social redevelopment of regions faced with restructuring, especially those particularly affected by textile restructuring.