Examples of using Intention to continue in English and their translations into Finnish
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SUPPORTS the Commission's intention to continue to. .
Reaffirms its intention to continue the close co-operation between the European Union and the Council of Europe in this area;
It also noted the incoming Presidency's intention to continue work on this proposal.
We also reaffirm our intention to continue supporting sustainable development and progress made by the integration processes in both regions.
The Council underlined its confidence in 3G and confirmed its intention to continue the dialogue on this matter;
It welcomes their intention to continue and intensify their operations.
In order to bridge the processing of funding applications, candidate country andMember State partnerships have often declared their intention to continue their co-operation on a self-financed basis.
The Council commended the Commission's intention to continue supporting other core components of the peace process.
CONFIRMS its intention to continue to pay close attention to services of general interest in the ongoing process of economic reform and development of the internal market.
The future German Council President underlined his intention to continue exploring ways of finding such an agreement.
The Commission's intention to continue work to improve the quality and accessibility of information to economic operators and the training of both customs officials and economic operators;
The Presidency took note with satisfaction of Portugal's intention to continue discussions on this topic during its Presidency.
It reaffirms its intention to continue to support the peace process and encourages the African Union and the countries of the subregion to continue their efforts to restore peace in Burundi.
The European Council welcomes recent positive developments in Turkey as noted in the Commission's progress report, as well as its intention to continue its reforms towards complying with the Copenhagen criteria.
The European Union reaffirms its intention to continue to support Liberia on its path towards a stable democratic future.
In March 2003, the Brussels European Council called for“a further reduction in state aids and the redirection of aid to horizontal objectives andwelcomes the Commission's intention to continue working to simplify and modernise state aid arrangements, focusing attention on the most distorting aid”.
The Council reiterates the EU's firm intention to continue and extend the already existing dialogue in strategic sectors across a range of areas.
The Council underlines the strategic importance of freedom of religion orbelief and of countering religious intolerance, and reaffirms its intention to continue to give priority to the issues as part of the European Union's human rights policy.
The European Union reaffirms its intention to continue to support Uganda in its efforts to strengthen democracy, good governance and the rule of law.
The Committee strongly endorses the Commission's intention to continue the Community initiative for the development of rural areas LEADER.
Made clear Parliament's intention to continue to monitor and scrutinise future developments in the ongoing Eurostat investigations and potential legal actions, with a view to proposing further reforms.
The European Council welcomes the Commission's intention to continue to monitor progress within the Single Market through the Scoreboard.
The Council underlined its intention to continue to follow developments closely and asked the competent instances to develop further the European Union's line on this issue within the framework of the European Union's regional approach.
In its White Paper European transport policy for 2010: time to decide16, the Commission announced its intention to continue building the internal market in rail services by proposing to open up the market in international passenger services.
I also welcome the Council's intention to continue to grant macro-financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova and to provide expert advice to the government in Chişinău.
The EU also welcomes both parties' intention to continue their dialogue with substantive discussions in February.
The Council welcomed the Commission's intention to continue negotiations with the United States as soon as possible with a view to reaching an overall agreement in the field of air transport.
The European Council welcomes the Commission's intention to continue to monitor progress within the Single Market through the Scoreboard.
President Barroso also announced his intention to continue the debate with the Committee of the Regions at the OPEN DAYS in October and at its December plenary session.
The European Council welcomed the European Commission's intention to continue to make implementation of the Lisbon Strategy a key component of its policy.