Examples of using Intends to monitor in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Committee intends to monitor and support these efforts.
The fact that the internal waterways sector is made up mainly of small and medium-sized enterprises makes cost a key factor,and the Commission intends to monitor developments in this area closely.
The Eurosystem intends to monitor progress regularly.
It intends to monitor the situation in the Member States, including the use of on-the-spot checks.
The Governing Council intends to monitor progress regularly.
The ESC intends to monitor future developments and press for action founded on a results-based approach and preventive measures.
What I would like to know is how the Commission intends to monitor whether a transporter is obeying the directives?
The Council intends to monitor the implementation of all of these recommendations closely and regularly.
Regarding executive agencies, the Council refers to the joint statement adopted by the budgetary authority on 13 July 2007, and confirms that it intends to monitor closely their establishment and their implementation and recalls that the final decision on staffing remains a matter for the budgetary authority.
The Commission intends to monitor the situation and report on experiences gained with the application of national support schemes.
And finally, I should like to know how the Council intends to monitor and evaluate the further development of the integration process.
The ESC intends to monitor continually developments in the Northern Dimension, and to produce a new opinion when the time is appropriate.
While fully respecting the independence of the judicial system in Egypt, the EU intends to monitor closely the ongoing legal proceedings against NGO staff and underlines expectations regarding due process.
The Commission intends to monitor the question of exhaustion closely and will certainly take any action necessary should new and important reasons emerge to consider abandoning the current exhaustion regime.
I therefore call on the Commission to state its position on the WikiLeaks affair andto explain how it intends to monitor the situation so that this affair is not used to clamp down on freedom of information and to impose restrictions on the Internet, which has once again proved to be an exceptionally powerful democratic instrument, and which must therefore be protected.
The Commission intends to monitor in particular this aspect of the Regulation and will include its conclusions in the report it will present to European Parliament and the Council five years after the entry into force of this Regulation.
I would like to ask if the Commission intends to monitor the changes in the value of currencies outside the euro area and their effects on the competitor counties, i.e. the euro area.
The Committee intends to monitor closely the progress of this issue and the follow-up activities resulting from the adoption of the proposed regulation.
The Commission intends to monitor progress on the implementation of the UN Standards to enhance the EU's overall awareness of the situation.
The Commission intends to monitor closely long-term contracts and the contribution which they make towards ensuring security of supply in the Member States.
The Commission intends to monitor progress and ensure a coherent application of Articles 81 and 82 through co-ordination in the European Competition Network.
It intends to monitor the process and make its own contribution towards a future chemicals industry that maintains and strengthens competitiveness in a context of safety and maximum protection for public health and the environment.
It intends to monitor on a continuing basis the implementation of these initiatives, and the overall operation of the Lamfalussy framework, to ensure that it remains fully adapted to market developments and fit for purpose.
The Danish Presidency intends to monitor closely the preparation of the Commission's report to ensure that the relevant working parties in the Council contribute to the greatest possible extent so that the report is comprehensive and informative.
Moreover, the Commission intends to monitor closely the present market situation and to analyse whether this is a reflection of a short-term response to poor 2006/07 harvests or indicative of longer-term trends which could put pressure on agricultural markets and the supply situation.
In addition, as it intends to monitor the evolution of airport capacity at EU level more closely, the Commission will task the Observatory with undertaking by the end of 2012 an update of the 2008 Challenge of Growth study using the technical capacity and expertise of EUROCONTROL.
Parliament intends to monitor closely the transposition and application of the directive in national legislations, and I have therefore included two recommendations, two reminders to the Commission, which I hope will be approved tomorrow, not within the framework of the directive, but within the framework of the legislative resolution; one on the procedures for the detection and withdrawal of illicit material, and another on the drafting of codes of conduct.
Among the instruments intended to monitor and safeguard the functioning of the mutual recognition principle are the infringement procedures which the Commission can use against a Member State(article 226) and the notification systems.
It is intended to monitor the implementation of the actions identified on the checklist regularly and in a structured way.
According to Article 7 of this Decision the data is intended to monitor the implementation of the objectives of Directive 94/62/EC and to serve also for information purposes and as a basis for future decision-making.