Examples of using Effectively implemented in English and their translations into Finnish
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It could when effectively implemented.
Judicial reform strategies need to be credible, robust and effectively implemented.
An effectively implemented regional policy has great added value for the whole of the EU and its economic growth.
Article 16 of the current regulation must be effectively implemented.
These must be effectively implemented because we will be able to regulate industry and consumption successfully once we have completed our own tasks.
It must also be reciprocal and effectively implemented.
From these benchmarks, we can project out the time that will be required before proposals currently being discussedat the Council or Council/Parliament will be effectively implemented.
These measures now need to be swiftly and effectively implemented at all levels.
To that end an inventory of best practices should be carried out and,based on the inventory, priority areas should be selected and effectively implemented.
And, of course, it's very deserved:it's really a quality and effectively implemented product used by millions of people around the world.
The Commission attaches importance to ensuring that the public health programme is efficiently and effectively implemented.
A number of contributions argue that the requirements have not yet been effectively implemented and that cohesion goals have not yet been achieved.
Many respondents refer to instruments that have been signed but either have not been ratified orare not effectively implemented.
There is a need to ensure that it is fully and effectively implemented, and that it remains appropriate in an environment where technologies evolve rapidly.
In October 2010, the Commission adopted a strategy to ensure that the Charter is effectively implemented.
Once visa facilitation and readmission agreements are effectively implemented, open dialogues on visa-free travel with all cooperating partners10.
The rules linking the child allowance with participation in education are not yet effectively implemented.
The condition for access to GSP+(that the country has not only ratified,but also'effectively implemented' the conventions) is unnecessarily limiting; it does not support the incentive based nature of the scheme.
The plans in the Smart Specialisation Strategy go in the right direction, butneed to be effectively implemented.
Such strategies, effectively implemented, should help to promote a more balanced and polycentric development within each region, less uneven patterns of wealth creation, and a more sustainable model of growth.
This decline in global competitiveness has to be reversed by aggressive policy initiatives, effectively implemented.
Within this basic framework, there are in any case measures designed to ensure that the Convention is effectively implemented, although in the most recent analysis the United States failed to comply with these measures.
The form of Community action must be the simplest that will enable the objective of the proposal to be attained and effectively implemented.
We believe that this strategy is the right one, provided that it is taken seriously,in other words provided that it is effectively implemented in the Member States in the three dimensions defined at the 2000 Summit under the Portuguese Presidency.
The EUwill proactively contribute to ensure that the existing international safeguards against tortureand illtreatment are strengthened and effectively implemented.
I should also like to point out that these directives make a great deal of sense,provided that they are effectively implemented and become part of agricultural practice.
This report is important because it draws conclusions from one of the few positive outcomes of the implementation ofthe Treaty of Lisbon, if it is effectively implemented.
Whilst I do not object to EU legal cooperation, I strongly believe that we need to ensure that the legislation we produce at EUlevel is legally sound, robust and can be effectively implemented at Member State level without compromising existing Member State legal systems.
This decision was taken on the basis of a Commission report concluding that the national legislation of Sri Lanka incorporating international human rights conventions was not effectively implemented.
Ensure that the information exchange obligations, which are addressed to the Member States, set out in Directive 98/34/EC,as amended by Directive 98/48/EC, and Decision 3052/95 are fully and effectively implemented in order to identify and prevent technical barriers to trade in national legislation.