Examples of using Initial response in English and their translations into Finnish
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But that's an understandable initial response.
The initial response was to reject the report.
The Council has taken note of the Commission's initial response.
The 2003 budget, however, is an initial response to this need, and that is why it is historic.
I should also like to say that the ILO Convention is an initial response.
In this respect, it provides an initial response to the request made by the European Council in Tampere.
For all recommendations, the Commission outlines its initial response.
The initial response, rescue and security were conducted shortly after the outbreak of the fire by the police and army.
The adoption of the Directive and the Regulation constitute an initial response to that request.
The report formulates the Commission's initial response to the evaluation's recommendations and sets out follow-up measures.
The treatment should be reviewed after 4 to 6 weeks in order to assess the initial response.
We could regard this budget as an initial response from the European Union to the international financial and economic crisis.
Conclusions of Barcelona European Council, 15-16 March 2002, and Commission's initial response, COM(2002)499, 11 September 2002.
The introduction of driver attestation is an initial response, and although it goes some way to solving the problem, it is still only a partial solution.
Its related objective is to provide Member States with the opportunity to consider the Commission communication as a whole and to outline their initial response.
By adopting this report, the European Union is giving an initial response to a call for justice which has hitherto been disregarded.
An initial response was drawn up by UNESCO when, in November 1997, by consensus it adopted the universal declaration on the human genome and human rights.
I voted in favour of Mrs Bachelot-Narquin's report because it provides an initial response to the legitimate worries of European workers.
This resolution is an initial response to the very serious crisis which our Union's fisheries sector is experiencing as a result of the increasing price of oil.
At this stage the presidency envisages that the Industry Council will make an initial response to the Commission's communication in the form of conclusions.
The Commission's initial response is that, three days after the elections, there is still potential for achieving a fair, lasting and viable solution to the conflict in Cyprus by 1 May 2004.
Mr President, the Wynne report we are currently debating represents an initial response to the Communication from the Commission on the new Financial Perspective.
The Council has considered the above report with interest and taken note of the Court's comments, remarks on certain management deficiencies andsuggestions and of the Commission's initial response.
With around 700 outputs, the 303 funded projects have provided an initial response and have seriously contributed to raising awareness among the target groups concerned.
Logically, my initial response dealt with the external dimension of this discussion, but you are right that high priority should also be given to this problem internally, that is, within the European and national borders.
I welcome this report on the social dimension of globalisation which is Parliament's initial response to the report by the World Commission on the social dimension of globalisation.
Israel's initial response to the reconciliation, withholding Palestinian Authority(P.A.) taxes, is illegal and potentially catastrophic for peace, putting at risk the state-building efforts of Prime Minister Salem Fayyad.
Mr President, we are really here tonight to comment about the nuclear industry, buthaving heard the Commission's initial response it is fair to say that it is not adequate and is certainly lacking in seriousness and complacent.
Building on its swift and effective initial response the European Union will continue to assist them in addressing their humanitarian needs, including putting in place contingency measures in view of the upcoming rainy and hurricane seasons.
The Communication on Opportunities, Access and Solidarity:Towards a new social vision for 21st century Europe3 sets the Commission's initial response to the new challenges emerging from the results of the consultation on Europe's social reality.