Examples of using Basic aim in English and their translations into Finnish
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The basic aim of the Spanish initiative needs to be viewed against this background.
Transparency and simplicity should be a basic aim for all actors in the EU.
The basic aim of the Green Paper is to provoke a wider dialogue on the future of the sector in Europe.
The ESC believes that perhaps not all these studies are necessary to achieve the basic aim of the Communication, i.e. the shift of goods transport from land to sea.
The basic aim of the pension fund strategy is to channel savings towards the financial markets.
I reiterate again that any differences between us are really minor compared to the large measure of agreement which exists as regards the basic aim of the Centre.
The basic aim is to put public finances on a sounder and more sustainable footing.
There can equally be no doubt that Greece, like other countries in the euro area, has been, and is,at the epicentre of coordinated speculative pressure, the basic aim of which is to undermine the euro and economic cohesion in the euro area.
The basic aim of these groups is to provide free food, clothing, shelter and other basic amenities.
The commercialisation of health services and the EU's environmental policy that, with the pollution trading system and the polluter pays principle, is turning the environment into a commodity, cannot prevent risks and illnesses, norcan it even manage them for the benefit of the workers, because their basic aim is to increase the profits of capital.
Madam President, the basic aim of the Common Fisheries Policy is a system of sustainable fish stocks.
The basic aim of the strategy is to reduce the impacts of pesticides on human health and the environment.
Alongside meeting our international commitments, the basic aim of the proposal is to put in place a harmonised legislative framework for copyright and related rights.
The basic aim of the alterations to the framework directive for electronic communications networks and services is to strengthen the rights of telephone and internet users and also to increase competition between telecommunications providers.
As has already been said, the basic aim is to avoid the far too many, genuine tragedies which have occurred when unforeseen natural causes are combined with human error.
The basic aim was to issue recommendations to the Member States on how to make small and medium-sized undertakings more efficient.
Mr Hernández Bataller began by briefly setting out the basic aim of the opinion, which was to define a number of guidelines ensuring a balance between greater openness to competition and respect for the public service obligations which existed in some Member States.
The basic aim of ensuring safeguarding the durable provision of a universal service matching the standard of quality required defined by the Member States in accordance with Article 3 of by Directive 97/67/EC on a consistent basis throughout the Community can be secured under if, in this area, the possibility of reserving services is maintained and, at the same time, conditions of high efficiency ensured by a sufficient degree of the freedom to provide services in this area.
The basic aim of this programme is to use ICT to facilitate high‑quality education and training in the context of lifelong learning.
The basic aim of this new approach is to allow collaboration between competitors where it contributes to economic welfare without creating a risk for competition.
The basic aim of this proposal is to suspend the 80/20 rule or, in other words, to prevent slots purchased previously from being auctioned off where they have not been used.
The basic aim of the proposed Directive is to create a framework which will facilitate the medium-term significant increase in renewable generated electricity("RES-E") within the EU.
The basic aim was as follows. The adoption of this directive could give a major boost to the long-standing eager expectations of the Union's scientific community, provided that it really does bring about harmonisation.
The basic aim is to find areas of merger control activity in relation to which best practice could be promoted, thereby reducing regulatory cost and overcoming obstacles to a mutual understanding of merger policy between jurisdictions.
The basic aim of the Commission's proposal is to provide a guarantee of legal certainty, and I am sure I do not need to remind you that this problem has arisen as a result of the way in which the Luxembourg Court of Justice has interpreted the concept of‘working time.
The basic aim of the proposed directive is to create a framework which will facilitate a significant increase in the use of RES-E in the Union in the medium term, and so curb carbon dioxide emissions associated with energy production and use.
The basic aim of this new approach is to simplify the rules applicable to vertical restraints and to reduce the regulatory burden for companies, while ensuring a more effective control of agreements entered into by companies holding significant market power.
The basic aim was to provide the best possible protection for children, better guarantees for parents that the toys which they buy for their children meet high safety standards and more stringent penalties for manufacturers who fail to meet the demands in question.
The basic aim of this new approach is to simplify the rules applicable to supply and distribution agreements and to reduce the regulatory burden, especially for companies lacking market power like SME's, while ensuring a more effective control of agreements entered into by companies holding significant market power.
The basic aim of all these reforms was, and is- and the people should be aware of this- to increase the efficiency and transparency of Parliament. We hope to pass on to the incoming Members a House that is ready to face up to its institutional role and the challenge presented by greater awareness on the part of our fellow citizens.