Examples of using Able to implement in English and their translations into Finnish
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Able to implement a small software projects in automation.
That is not to say that the Commission has been able to implement every planned reform action without delay or modification.
They shall also ensure that personnel at border points be fully informed of and able to implement this regulation.
However, the aim is to be able to implement the whole spectrum of the Petersberg Tasks.
I would also like to have seen the EU rather than NATO remembering its own decisionsas regards capacity and capability, and being able to implement the arms embargo using its Member States' naval forces.
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Today we have been able to implement the budget line for minority languages practically in full.
The public authorities in Tunisia have the capacity to provide the people with a package of basic services, services that other countries in the region have not yet been able to implement, and I believe that it is important to point this out, too.
The Commission showed that it was able to implement the new provisions of the Financial Regulation with care and progress was noted in all areas.
Adaptation requires solidarity between EU Member States to facilitate ensuringthat regions in an unfavourable position, and regions suffering most from climate change, are able to implement measures required by adaptation.
However, I think it is very important that you have been able to implement this and that you were able to bring us this message today.
With a view to being able to implement all of its Work Programme 2000 activities the mission budget was increased by EUR 50 000 the mission budget had been cut by EUR 40 000 compared to 1999.
We have chosen to vote in favour of this report because the European Parliament needs to prepare itself to be able to implement the changes that will occur in connection with its work if the Treaty of Lisbon enters into force.
Candidate countries must be able to implement and enforce all the Schengen criteria effectively and correctly: the same criteria that were demanded of previous candidate countries; no more, no less.
In the period up to the end of June, the coalition government will need support and encouragement,as well as the exercise of pressure, to be able to implement the necessary reforms and, at the same time, keep the fragile government coalition intact.
The European Commission needs to be able to implement practical crisis-management measures quickly for these kinds of situations in particular.
It is important that China joined the WTO at the Doha meeting. It is important for the outside world, but still more for China, which must clarify many of its laws andits rules over the next few years to be able to implement all the requirements for membership.
I think that if this forecast might be right,we should be able to implement the second pillar of agricultural policy- that is, rural development- with even more vigour.
I am aware that this cannot be done through the Court of Auditors, since that body has its own programmes and always examines matters a posteriori, but I believe that the Commission should havethe means- which do, moreover, already exist- to be able to implement such an early warning system.
Cooperation with them has been very productive as we have been able to implement diverse ticket products from series tickets and loading of travel cards to various combination tickets.
I believe that it would also be very good for the Members of the European Parliament if this question were resolved jointly by the European elections; this would act as a positive sign of the capacity to solve problems, rather than a sign of weakness,a sign that we are not prepared and not able to implement the necessary internal reforms.
And even if an effective legal administration, able to implement the transformation, is obtained, it will be democratically compromising, for how are the people to be involved in this process?
Commissioner, bearing in mind that the IRA is believed after its Northern Bank robbery to have exploited money-laundering opportunities in Bulgaria, what specific steps are being taken to ensure that the authorities and organisations there, and indeed in Romania,are ready and able to implement the legislative requirements on money laundering and terrorist financing?
Therefore, in a relatively short space of time, we have been able to implement two peace-keeping operations in an area close to our hearts and close geographically to our capitals and to Brussels.
First, they need to be able to prevent this type of discharge more efficiently by equipping the most critical industrial sites; then they need to have suitable technical means of curbing and containing this type of pollution and, finally,they need to be able to implement programmes to restore the most affected and the most sensitive sites.
If we are to be able to implement an ambitious programme, the budget of EUR 52 million for 2003-2006 needs to be increased to EUR 67 million, with provision for a proportionate increase following enlargement.
Palm, Theorin and Wibe(PSE), in writing.-(SV) The rapporteur believes that the mobilisation of private capital is essential if we are to be able to implement Community transport policy and, in particular, construct the transEuropean transport networks TENs.
The project You must be able to implement on a up to 3 months, and the prize will be a Raspberry PI B+ valued at€ 35,95 ceded by RaspberryShop, advice to develop it if required, and the publication of the draft drafted by the winner in this blog.
Within the target for overall EU capabilities, Member States undertake to be able to identify and deploy,within 30 days, police able to implement operations and missions of police advice, training, monitoring as well as executive policing.
In doing so the Administration should verify that ships are able to implement the hours of rest and other measures to address fatigue which have been promulgated by national law, in the context of all shipboard duties assigned to the various shipboard personnel.
The Council underlines that the Member States andthe Community should be able to implement the second pillar of the Århus Convention concerning Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, preferably before mid-2003.