Examples of using Adopt a position in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission must adopt a position on this swiftly.
It is an important directive on which we now have to adopt a position.
Today, we can adopt a position on the Caudron proposal in peace and quiet.
The European Court of Justice must first adopt a position and give a judgment.
There are three priorities in the guidelines for the administrative budget on which we now have to adopt a position.
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So how can the Commission adopt a position since we have not yet received any response.
The Commission must come up with proposals for practical solutions that can be evaluated andwith regard to which we can then adopt a position.
Furthermore, it is absurd for MEPs to have to adopt a position on 143 pages of technical data, drawings, and so on.
We place our hope andour confidence in the Commissioner' s returning with practical proposals on which our ministers can then adopt a position.
What Parliament has to adopt a position on today is vigorous judicial cooperation for the purpose of combating serious organised crime.
Our experience shows that by the autumn it will be clearer andso we cannot as yet adopt a position on the final wording, which will not be presented until then.
Indeed, we submitted this proposal foran emergency resolution in order to allow Parliament to express an opinion and adopt a position tomorrow.
I must remind the honourable Member that the Council cannot adopt a position on the way individual criminal cases are dealt with by Member States.
The Court of Auditors again sets out a general reservation concerning the accounting system itself,which is obviously the most serious point on which we have to adopt a position.
It is regrettable, however, that Parliament cannot adopt a position and submit it to the G20 meeting, but can only send our verbal messages.
As for the proposal being drafted, it is obviously difficult for the Council to take a position on something that does not yet exist.We first have to look at the proposal and then adopt a position.
The European Community must therefore become more actively engaged and adopt a position with respect to this modern threat as well as taking practical steps.
Obviously, Parliament cannot adopt a position on a draft law which is not available in every language, which is why the Council's action could be taken as an indication of how much the democratic process in Europe is being eroded.
Mrs Wallis proposed in her report that our House should address this matter and adopt a position which would facilitate the work of the committee in the future.
For that reason we should not adopt a position in this report either in favour of individual forms of electricity production or specifically in opposition to them: instead, all the various forms of energy production must be at our disposal while we formulate national climate strategies.
Indeed, in response to the Committee on Monetary Affairs' nineteenth question which asked whether he would wish to continue to solicit the appointment if the EuropeanParliament were to recommend his rejection, his answer could not be clearer:' I cannot adopt a position on that question.
However, the agreements on which we can now adopt a position on behalf of the EU concern transit through Switzerland for lorries of 40 metric tons.
Furthermore, it has believed that it should be an instrument that can adequately deal with human rights situations worldwide, situations which require the United Nations andits members to take action, adopt a position or make the corresponding declaration.
Europe should therefore do what it has done in Lebanon and adopt a position that is strong and unanimous, as is today's joint resolution by Parliament.
HU Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, we welcome the fact that at last, nearly a year after adopting our position on Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia,we can now adopt a position in the matter of the visa-free regime for Bosnia and Herzegovina as well.
During November, the Permanent Representatives Committee will have to adopt a position on the draft reports drawn up by those parliamentary committees, so that the latter can take the Council's opinion into account.
With regard to the financial cost, the funds invested in tobacco growing, we know that around 600 000 people are involved in the industry, not to mention retailers, andwe have of course seen the Committee on Budgets adopt a position which I jokingly referred to as'Pope-like', condemning the spending of money on tobacco growing as anathema.
The Committee's right to take up matters on its own initiative enables it to anticipate certain proposals by the Commission, adopt a position on issues of general interest on which it would not be asked for an opinion, and make its view known on topical issues of political importance.
The report also adopts a position on the Commission's budget.
There are a number of countries which really had not adopted a position on this issue before.