Examples of using It instructed in English and their translations into Finnish
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It instructed its competent bodies to act accordingly.
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It instructed its preparatory bodies to pursue the examination.
To locate, torture and kill… all freethinking women. It instructed the clergy on how The Witches' Hammer.
It instructed the Council preparatory bodies to take the work forward.
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Measure the base voltage and emitter voltage, a common multimeter on the circuit because of its role, will direct the two is about 2V, only the high impedance meter,such as the FET voltage meter, it instructed the emitter and base are 2V There 2.5V.
It instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue its proceedings.
It instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue discussing this item.
It instructed the clergy on how to locate, torture and kill… all freethinking women.
It instructed the appropriate bodies at the Council and Commission to consider what other measures the Union might take.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to examine the proposal and to report to one of its later sessions.
It instructed the Council's preparatory bodies to finalise its decision-making process once the Parliament has delivered its opinion.
It instructed COREPER to carry out a technical examination of the communication and to report back as soon as possible.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to examine these requests and to report back to one of its next sessions.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to finalise the text with a view to its formal adoption at a forthcoming Council meeting.
It instructed the secretariat to draw up a summary document in due course describing the current situation of ESCs and similar bodies at EU level.
It instructed the Special Agriculture Committee to study in greater detail this topic and to submit a report to its next meeting in order to reach a decision on the matter.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to expedite examination of the matter in the light of the debate and to report back to it at a future meeting.
It instructed the competent preparatory bodies of the Council to proceed with a detailed examination of the Paper with a view to enabling the Competitiveness Council to bring the work forward rapidly.
Moreover, it instructed the secretariat to submit a complete overview of studies underway and funding allocated to each of them to the Bureau at its next meeting.
It instructed the competent Council bodies to examine this information urgently and to consider early decisions under articles J.3 and J.4.2 of the TEU.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to finalise the text on the basis of the political guidance provided by ministers, in order to enable the Council to adopt the proposal at its meeting on 19-21 December.
It instructed the Council General Secretariat to finalise the texts, in accordance with the relevant procedure, so that at its meeting in January 2001 it could adopt a common position for forwarding to the European Parliament.
It instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to step up proceedings on that dossier so that the Council could reach agreement at its October meeting and thus advance the codecision procedure with Parliament.
In conclusion, it instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to continue its work and to submit a report to its next meeting with a view to reaching a decision on this regulation, once it had received the European Parliament's opinion.
It instructed the Special Committee on Agriculture to examine the proposals in detail and report back in good time on the results with a view to allowing the Council to take a decision at its October meeting, if the Opinion of the European Parliament is available.
It instructed your rapporteur to continue her work along those lines- the lines of a directive of minimal harmonization, as the Legal Affairs Committee considers that the extreme diversity of national legislation means that takeover operations cannot be effected with the necessary degree of legal certainty to protect both minority shareholders and the employees of the companies targeted.
It instructed the Secretary General/High Representative and the competent bodies of the European Union to make the necessary contacts with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia authorities and NATO chiefs and to continue and intensify the planning measures under way in order to be in a position to take over the NATO operation at the end of NATO's current mandate, provided that the permanent arrangements between the European Union and NATO(Berlin+) are then in place.
In particular, it instructs the Member States.
It instructs him to begin work on a solution.