Examples of using Prompt action in English and their translations into Finnish
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Prompt action is therefore required.
Global problems require global and prompt action.
Prompt action will reduce the registration fee.
The Commission has taken prompt action, and we are grateful for that.
Prompt action may prevent a minor incident from developing into a serious one.
Italy immediately turned to the European Union to request prompt action.
This very prompt action has been criticised in some quarters as a panic reaction.
We are all agreed that this new challenge requires prompt action to be taken.
Prompt action would avoid the risk of that happening and, at the same time, it would ensure greater effectiveness.
The authorities have been urged by the Commission to take prompt action to address these issues.
As a result, specific and prompt action to increase the credibility and coherence of the system is now the goal of the European Commission and the Council.
When we saw the conflict between Israel and Palestine unfold, should we not have taken prompt action?
It was unanimously agreed that climate change requires'prompt action' and'swift and determined policy responses.
Europe should be able to have adequate human, financial and technical resources available,ready to take prompt action.
If these monitoring programmes show that Community levels have been exceeded, prompt action must be taken in order to prevent molluscs from reaching the consumer.
Although we cannot say that this actual flood was a product of climate change,we are all aware that such events will occur more frequently if we do not take prompt action now.
The response of the European Union, too, has put us onto a good start, and I salute the prompt action of Commissioner Michel and the support that his colleagues gave.
Prompt action is required to translate the political agreement reached into action, as well as to put into operation the EUR 7.2 billion earmarked for'fast-start financing' for developing countries.
It is important for institutions andbodies to follow up critical remarks and to take prompt action to resolve outstanding problems.
The SSC's evaluation stated that prompt action was needed to reduce the overall use of antimicrobial agents in a balanced way in all areas: human medicine, veterinary medicine, animal production and plant protection.
I appreciate the positive attitude of the Commission to these processes andits willingness to take prompt action to remedy most of the shortcomings noted by the Court of Auditors in these reports.
Those challenges require prompt action, since the European economy depends heavily on lending by the banking sector while access to equity funding remains limited as an alternative source of financing, especially for small businesses.
Although this procedure is a powerful instrument, the time constraints imposed on it render it impractical where a failure to implement Community law requires prompt action to safeguard feed and food safety.
The annual report contains many examples of the institutions taking prompt action to settle cases brought to their attention and responding positively to my proposals and recommendations.
Such prompt action should encourage countries that do not belong to the European Union either to switch off their analogue systems or, at the very least, to re-open negotiations with neighbouring EU Member States in order to keep interference with digital systems to a minimum.
The annual report contains many examples of the institutions taking prompt action to settle cases brought to their attention and responding positively to my proposals and recommendations.
Thirdly, to call upon all the Member States to set up a database of people who have passed through or stayed in the areas at risk in the last three months,monitoring their state of health, so to be able to take prompt action should they prove to be infected.
Clearly, any further outbreaks would require additional restrictions on the regions concerned, but the prompt action taken by the French authorities will hopefully ensure that there will be no need for more draconian measures.
The facts convincingly demonstrate that prompt action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is required, and that we must limit warming to less than 2°C through changes in our lifestyles and consumer behaviour and through the adoption of political and social criteria and frameworks.
In the past, even two years ago,Parliament passed resolutions containing recommendations for the prevention of, and prompt action on, natural risks which, unfortunately, have not been implemented effectively.