Examples of using Need to simplify in English and their translations into Finnish
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We need to simplify our lives.
I voted for this report because I support the need to simplify the CAP.
Then maybe I need to simplify it for you.
Toby: Usually it's me going”I want that leg chopped off” or”We need to simplify this”.
Consider the need to simplify the procedures for financial advances.
One of the reasons for the current request to  reform the CAP is undoubtedly the need to simplify it.
For a long time Finland had stressed the need to simplify the common agricultural policy.
Explore the need to simplify procedures for financial advances required under Decision 95/553.
I think it's kind of a drastic reaction to  the pressure, but yes,I think you may need to simplify your life a little.
Previous experience has shown the need to simplify and rationalise the existing legal framework.
There is a need to simplify these provisions(so as to  clarify the extent of the"reference" obligation and limit referral to  provisions specific to  certain sectors, such as telecommunications and construction), which add to  the complexity of the current texts.
The Commission will consider the need to simplify the procedures for financial advances 2009.
ACKNOWLEDGES the need to simplify the current VAT system in order to  reduce VAT compliance costs and administrative burdens for businesses small and large alike, and in particular for businesses working in more than one Member State and SUPPORTS work to  ensure the timely implementation of the mini One-Stop-Shop in 2015 as a key priority action.
I would alsolike to  point out, as does the report, the need to simplify the procedures for granting aid.
I would like to  stress the need to simplify the procedures concerning the allocation of financing from the Structural Funds.
This action plan was adopted after the Commission had conducted wide-ranging consultations of the principal political andeconomic actors which highlighted the need to simplify and clarify the present legal framework while maintaining its stable foundations.
This new statute would meet the need to simplify the legal instruments available to  companies and make them more effective.
In light of this development, the Commission tabled a proposal to  review the regulation of the ESF, which was based on the following three headings: firstly, the Lisbon Strategy;secondly, the need to simplify texts and procedures; and thirdly, the relationship between the ESF and the European Employment Strategy.
It in no way affects any further need to simplify other invoicing obligations either at Community or national level.
Of course, we felt the need to simplify and consolidate the previous programmes, but everyone hoped that the Culture programme could help to  promote, for example, the unique features of each cultural sector, even- and I could say especially- of the unique features of less well-known sectors.
The EESC feels it has to  point out that there is a need to simplify these arrangements which are complex and lack transparency72.
The ministers also approved the need to simplify the employment guidelines and, as far as possible, reduce their scope by having them focus upon common strategic priorities including national strategies for lifelong learning, supported by suitable objectives relating, for example, to  the number of people who might be engaged in one form of education or another.
The Communication from the Commission concerning a strategy for the Customs Union34 has highlighted the need to simplify and rationalise customs legislation to  take into account changes in business trends and to  tackle fraud.
It rightly highlights the need to simplify funding procedures and optimise existing instruments, so as to  facilitate access for small and medium-sized enterprises.
We are therefore forced to  reconcile two different needs:  on the one hand, a need  for control, to  ensure that European taxpayers' resources are used in the best andmost proper way and, on the other, a need to simplify as far as possible the lives of our farmers who want to  spend their time tilling their fields and tending their stock, and it is right that they should spend their time in this way.
It is clear, however, that the need to simplify and rationalize the level and scope of reduced rates also forms a guiding principle of the reflections.
The Committee on Industry perhaps emphasised to  a greater extent the importance of SMEs for employment,the need to  facilitate access to  risk capital, the need to simplify bureaucratic and administrative procedures and regarding improving the coordination between the various Commission programmes of interest to  small and medium-sized enterprises.
However, given the need to simplify the administrative burden on companies, the Commission is presenting us with two proposals, which enable us to simplify  these declarations.
These measures are designed to  meet the need to simplify and clarify legislation and thus promote better application.
First, the need to simplify the Treaties, creating a clear body of law, accessible to  ordinary citizens, thus making European law a benchmark that everyone can understand instead of an impenetrable mass of rules and regulations;- second, we need  a charter of citizens' rights guaranteeing all Europeans that, regardless of the Member State where they were born, live, study or work, they are assured of a set of economic and social rights that safeguard our civilisation and our standard of living.