Examples of using Prepared to implement in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Council has not itself been prepared to implement the reductions forced upon others.
Energy-hungry emerging economies andwasteful industrial countries were not even prepared to implement the Kyoto Protocol.
Why then are we not courageous enough to say that we are prepared to implement these ideas transparently and to use warning labels as wake-up calls for the women concerned?
Rather, I believe that we, the European Union, are actually anticipating this IMO agreement and, in due course,will be better prepared to implement it.
This means verifying that each of these Member States is adequately prepared to implement all the provisions in terms of data protection.
In writing.-(DE) For far too long, the EU has been attempting to reduce the concentration of greenhouse gases single-handedly while energy-hungry emerging economies andwasteful industrial countries were not even prepared to implement the Kyoto Protocol.
The developing countries themselves, however, must also be prepared to implement national reforms, promote good government and eradicate corruption.
If you believe this report, everything is shipshape and Bristol fashion and Romania andBulgaria have demonstrated that they are sufficiently prepared to implement all of the Schengen rules.
The final outcome of the conclusion of the action plan, which we are fully prepared to implement faster than was originally planned, could then allow for the creation of an association agreement.
In this connection,I believe that the European Union should conduct an honest debate amongst its Member States to inform public opinion as to which governments are fully prepared to implement the United Nations resolutions and which are not.
We must also call on both sides to be prepared to implement the requirements drawn up by the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights(ODIHR) for these elections, either by means of legislation or practical action, so that there will be genuinely fair and transparent elections in future.
The key question is whether Milosevic really believes that the international community is prepared to implement the measures it announces with monotonous regularity every two or three weeks.
Last week, as part of a half-yearly review, the Commission postponed by a year the introduction of a restriction on the size of hand luggage in order to be able to review the merits of this measure and, if necessary,to ensure that operators are better prepared to implement it.
Moreover, all countries must specifycredible fiscal adjustment measures, focusing on the expenditure side, while being prepared to implement additional measures, where needed, over the coming years.
The Commission will encourage organisations representing the industries concerned as well as public authorities to continue to raise awareness within the industries concerned of the obligations under the IPPC Directive, so thatoperators are well prepared to implement BAT at the latest by October 2007.
Whether or not Turkey ultimately becomes a Member depends upon whether the Turks themselves are prepared to implement the far-reaching changes to their society that are required if Turkey is really to become a Member.
Mr President, in reply to some of the issues raised by honourable Members, first of all in relation to the ACP-EU trade negotiations, the European Union is prepared to further open its markets to ACP goods and services,provided the ACP States are prepared to implement appropriate policies and to strengthen their supply capacity.
But both moral insight and political common sense mitigate strongly against intervening in Iraq for as long as Israel is not prepared to implement the United Nations resolutions and for as long as Israel is not prepared to allow the Palestinians to elect their political leadership freely and without external pressure.
However, with regard to the target deadline for the EU commitment to reduce the volume of greenhouse gases produced in Europe by 20% by 2020, it would perhaps be a good idea to think about the measures, scope, cost andend result we are prepared to implement in the next 10 years within the framework of current options and powers.
Particularly as regards the Balkans, it is important to indicate by word anddeed- as Brussels has done- that when these countries are prepared to implement economic reforms, when they are ready to give recognition to human and minority rights, when they are ready to take the road that leads to full democracy, then the Balkan countries can join the EU- not today, not tomorrow, but the day after tomorrow.
The European Union calls on the government to put into effect the reforms proposed by the national reconciliation forum which it has said it is prepared to implement to strengthen the democratisation of the country.
The solemn declarations by the Council on civil rights and privacy ring somewhat hollow when the Council is not even here and, in particular,is not prepared to implement the European Parliament's recommendations, as laid down in the Roure report, in particular.
Our intention now, as I explained to this House a few months ago, is that once some peace and stability is achieved,the Commission is prepared to implement a global plan of reconstruction and rehabilitation in the Great Lakes region.
Following the relevant expert evaluations, and in spite of the fact that there are still some problems to be resolved,both countries have shown they are prepared to implement the provisions of the Schengen acquis and can therefore fully accede to it.
PREPARING TO IMPLEMENT THE TREATY OF AMSTERDAM.
Commission to advocate that appropriate international organizations and associations andtransportation companies develop and prepare to implement standard measures for travellers on board international conveyances, consistent with the pandemic phase;
All Member States are preparing to implement the EU emissions trading scheme, which became law in October.
LIFE-Third Countries provided an opportunity for applicant countries, enabling them to prepare to implement European environmental standards.
That is particularly important,as we are engaged in crucial debates about Galileo and preparing to implement the European Institute of Technology.
For example, they will enable us to help the applicant countries to prepare to implement structural programmes, of which they have had little experience in the past.