Examples of using It requested in English and their translations into Finnish
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It requested the European Investment Bank to do likewise.
Euroclear Bank obtained the services it was seeking in November 2001,more than two years after it requested them.
In the opinion, it requested that the Commission adopt 12 amendments.
The Council also refused to provide a written answer providing Parliament with the information and documents it requested.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue work on these issues.
In 2003, the Commission took 11(partly)negative decisions in which it requested Member States to recover aid of well over €1.3 billion.
It requested a further progress report to be submitted during the Danish Presidency.
As its reason for withholding approval, the Commission stated that the complainant had not produced the financial information which it requested on July 1996.
It requested Member States to target aid to identified market failures.
For example, Latvia, which has the lowest CO2 emissions quota per inhabitant in the European Union,will receive only 55% of the emissions quota it requested.
It requested the Council to agree on that framework with a view toopening negotiations on 3October 2005.
While DB had provided traction to GVG on earlier occasions,this time it requested a considerably higher price and refused to provide traction after one month.
It requested the Council to agree on that framework with a view to opening negotiations on 3 October 2005.
Moreover, the European Investment Bank has approved 32 projects in the'infrastructure andinnovation window' for which it requested the EU guarantee under the EFSI.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to start examination of this proposal as soon as possible.
The European Council, at its special meeting in Tampere on 15 and 16 October 1999, acknowledged the need for approximation of national legislation on theconditions for admission and residence of third-country nationals and it requested to this end rapid decisions by the Council, on the basis of proposals by the Commission.
It requested a loan with a maturity of five years, so that repayments would match the depreciation of the machinery.
In June 1998 the European Council took an important step to give practical application to Article 6- known as the‘Cardiff Process': it requested different Council formations to prepare strategies and programmes aimed at integrating environmental into their policy areas, starting with energy, transport and agriculture.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to carry work forward with the aim of enabling rapid adoption of the regulation.
It requested the economic and financial committee to further examine the proposal and report back to the Council during the autumn.
It requested the relevant bodies of the European Union to examine all the necessary options in order to achieve this objective.
It requested the competent Council bodies to continue work in the various areas related to the improvement of operationality of Headquarters.
It requested the Economic and Financial Committee to prepare the key issues paper for adoption at the Council's meeting on 10 March.
It requested the relevant EU bodies to make proposals on an overall approach, including the legal framework, by the same time.
It requested the Council to agree on a framework for negotiations, to be presented by the Commission, with a view to opening negotiations on 3 October 2005.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to continue work on the remaining outstanding questions so as to enable the Council to reach an agreement.
It requested the Presidency to initiate contacts with representatives of the European Parliament with a view to enabling the Directive to be adopted at first reading.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee(Coreper) to continue to examine the outstanding issues, to enable the Council to take a decision by the end of the year.
It requested the Permanent Representatives Committee to examine this document further and to report back at its meeting on 17 and 18 June 2003.
It requested the Presidency to forward the text to the European Parliament with a view to reaching agreement on the dossier, if possible in first reading.