Examples of using Needs and aspirations in English and their translations into Finnish
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What are its needs and aspirations for the future?
This will enable the Community to pro-actively develop a thorough understanding of the needs and aspirations of its future citizens.
Their needs and aspirations must therefore be respected.
The Afghani people deserve a government which is truly representative and which responds to their needs and aspirations.
This programme will undoubtedly help to ensure that the concerns, needs and aspirations of women are taken into account in all policies.
Pension scheme rules were often designed in a different social context,responding to different needs and aspirations.
Undertaking great research that is informed by the needs and aspirations of our industries and communities, both here in Australia and overseas.
We need to reconnect with citizens and prove, with firm results,that the Union can address citizens' needs and aspirations.
As the 1983 agreement no longer responded to the needs and aspirations of either party, a new'third generation' agreement was initialled on 26 June 1992 in Brussels.
It may- and indeed must- have a major influence on grassroots support for the European ideal as people see that ideal meet their own needs and aspirations.
In its reform proposals, the Commission has sought to strike an appropriate balance between the needs and aspirations of society as a whole, while providing incentives to farmers moving into new areas of activity.
Modern consumers in the digital age want to be treated as individuals and see an opportunity to meet their individual needs and aspirations.
Women's concerns, needs and aspirations should be taken into accountand assume the same importance as men's concerns in the design and implementation of policies.
This helps us build bridges between business needs and our customers' requirements on the one hand, and the personal needs and aspirations of our staff on the other.
The variation in needs and aspirations of stakeholders has been mined with the use of service design, social media and web-based tools in order to find out the answer to a simple question: how would you like to see an area being used?
The ESF programmes recognise that policies putting the individual at the heart of labour market activity have greater prospect of success by building on individual needs and aspirations.
However, there are indications that the immense potential of our achievements is out of step with European citizens' current needs and aspirations, such as peace, jobs, security and sustainable development of the planet.
I call on local and regional authorities to get involved in creating partnerships so as to make programming as realistic and close as possible to the regions' needs and aspirations.
It follows that we should promote localised production in small and medium-sized businesses,along with those small businessmen who really are familiar with the needs and aspirations of local people, and, above all, we should also focus our attention on the services they use, such as the water supply, which has already been mentioned today.
Thus, and in line with common agricultural policy objectives of encouraging more-sustainable use of rural areas, action needs to be taken with a view to satisfying the needs and aspirations of women in these areas.
Ensure that pension systems are transparent, well adapted to the needs and aspirations of women and menand the requirements of modern societies, demographic ageing and structural change; that people receive the information they need to plan their retirement and that reforms are conducted on the basis of the broadest possible consensus.
A cooperative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social,and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically-controlled enterprise.
It also“”emphasizes the rights of indigenous peoples to maintain and strengthen their own institutions, cultures and traditions, and to pursue their development in keeping with their own needs and aspirations””.
The success of the Lisbon Strategy also depends on our ability to build active citizenship,which can ensure that the problems, values, needs and aspirations of individual men and women are heard and taken into account equally.
As regards strategic partnerships, and specifically the one dealing with governance and human rights, I welcome Parliament's move towards a notion of government that is very dear to me: the good execution of the executive functions and the powers conferred by public law by a state that is impartial and capable of meeting the needs and aspirations of its citizens.
Because homelessness is part of a complex multi-dimensional pattern of disadvantage, it requires a coordinated approach from public authorities,an approach which is sensitive to the needs and aspirations of the homeless, which takes account of the fact that homeless people need jobs, schoolsand health services and an income as well as a home.
In this context it is even more surprising that the Commission has been so quick to ask for Europe to allow poultry meat treated with chlorinated products to enter its territory, a request that appearsto be solely and exclusively aimed at satisfying the commercial needs and aspirations of the United States of America.
Rebuilding a climate of confidence and trust, and reconnecting citizens with the Union by proving through concrete results that the Union is able to address their needs and aspirations, will pave the way for a positive outcome.
As far as the political aspects of the agreement were concerned, and with a view to increased coordination between the three institutions, Mr Valcárcel underlined the importance of theEESC's role in assisting the European Parliament, particularly through its impact analyses, which reflected the needs and aspirations of civil society organisations.
The purpose of this opinion is to show how the Proactive Law approach can favour better regulation by providing a new way of thinking:one which takes as its starting point the real- life needs and aspirations of individuals and businesses, rather than legal tools and how they should be used.