Examples of using Improvements could in English and their translations into Finnish
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Improvements could and should be achieved.
I wish to highlight four areas where improvements could be made.
Such improvements could be considered at two different levels.
Nearly all the necessary information is provided, but some improvements could be made.
What improvements could be proposed on this front, with a view to the revision of the Treaties in 1996?
This situation continued in 2003 even though improvements could be noted in, for example, the area of solid waste.
Some improvements could still be introduced in order to optimise the management and the implementation of the Programme.
The Council, in reviewing the Stability- andGrowth-Pact provisions, detected mainly five areas where improvements could be made.
Some improvements could be considered with a view to consoli dation but this would require further IT developments.
The same cannot be said of competitiveness on a global scale,as this is an area where improvements could be made in relation to our partners.
Future modelling improvements could take into account the impact of climate change itself, for instance, on agricultural and energy production and consumption.
The Court assesses how well the Commission and the Member States fulfil their responsibilitiesin this field andidentifies how improvements could be made.
The exchanges have generally been found to be quite useful; improvements could be made in terms of monitoring and the selection of subjects and candidates.
Six years of experience in implementing these two decisions and experience gained during international negotiations andin implementing various UNFCCC requirements have shown that there are areas where significant improvements could be made.
There is no need to radicallychange the current system, which works well, but some improvements could be made, especially where'governance' is concerned.
Future modelling improvements could consider better representation of the impacts of climate change itself, as well as energy storage and smart grid solutions for distributed generation.
We have laid this down with overwhelming support here in Parliament andhave spelt out where improvements could be made, but it has been blocked by the Council.
Throughout 2009 we are going to see exactly which improvements could be envisaged and whether we will need a Community initiative on this subject in order to make it easier formally to implement the provisions of the Hague Convention.
Therefore, the Commission considered that there was no need to amend the Regulation in the short term, but that improvements could be achieved without changing the legislation.
Improvements could be made in the real time exchange of factual information and analytical reporting at all stages(planning, coordination of interventions and exchange of best practices, backed by the corresponding technical infrastructure) and include the establishment of joint planning and operational teams where feasible.
The six years of experience with the implementation of Decision 280/2004 and its implementing provisions Decision 2005/166 as well as the additional experience gained through the international negotiations andthe implementation of various UNFCCC requirements have shown that there are a number of areas where significant improvements could be made.
However, the participants at the round table agreed that some of the improvements could be reversed if the next actuarial assessment showed that the reserve fund could shrink to less than the statutory minimum of 1.5 times annual expenses, but this should not affect the lowest pensions.
However, some improvements can be made.
Significant improvements can only be reached with breakthrough technologies.
That is where much improvement can take place.
Sometimes, improvements can also be achieved through studies on existing substances.
Improvements can and should be achieved.
Improvements can be made by means of changes to implementing legislation and administrative procedures.
I therefore hope that improvements can be made in the future.
Practical and technical improvements can be made.