Examples of using Reoriented in English and their translations into Finnish
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Mr President, the EU's educational programmes have been reoriented.
Member States reoriented their national youth policy in line with the framework.
We need a directive on public services and a reoriented policy by the Commission on pay.
The Commission has reoriented the action, particularly following the seminars held in 2002 and 2003 on this question.
Indeed, the regional policy reform took place not only in the difficult context of the expansion and the renewal of the financial perspective, but also in the context of the revival of the Lisbon Strategy,something that clearly reoriented the objectives.
Actions and resources must be reoriented in a way that promotes the European innovation system and network.
It has done so by revamping both the means, for which the Structural Funds have been, are, and will continue to be the essential financial basis of any EU policy which seeks to increase internal cohesion, and the ends, with which the various objectives andindividual actions have constantly been reoriented in line with the requirements of the time.
Its international trade has had to be reoriented extremely quickly, and it has had to cope with the difficult consequences of the embargo on Yugoslavia.
Even though this good report masks an occasionally disparate real situation- Mrs Schroedter' s report highlights the difficult situation of rural areas or again the slowness of the necessary adaptation of public administration- the fact remains that Latvia has,nonetheless, reoriented its policy in such a way as to become, unquestionably, a member of the European family in the way this is usually understood in this Parliament.
Estonian business life has largely reoriented from the east to the west and today, the business regulation is less rigid than in the neighbouring Nordic countries.
Last February, the Commission approved a document entitled‘Working together for growth and jobs- a new start for the Lisbon Strategy', which clearly pointed out that if Europe wanted to carry on aspiring to become the most dynamic and most competitive economic area in the world by 2010,the Lisbon Strategy had to be reoriented and had to focus on two clear objectives: firstly, economic growth and, secondly, employment.
The Commission and its humanitarian partners have now reoriented part of their current action in order to respond to the most urgent needs.
The neighbourhood policy must also be reoriented towards assisting the democratic transition, supporting the economy, and strengthening relations with the other countries and organisations in the region.
Furthermore, and at the same time, European forest policy should be reoriented, recognising the special nature of southern forests and creating a specific plan for their protection and for the complete environmental recovery of the burnt areas.
Key economic andemployment policy instruments have been reoriented in the light of the targets established in Lisbon, notably the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines for 2000; the Report on the functioning of the internal market(“the Cardiff Report”), and the 2001 Employment Guidelines.
Reorienting controls cannot be done at the expense of the Union's own resources.
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
And reorient the tiles by hand.
Such part-nationalisation would be a courageous first step towards reorienting the financial sector towards the common good.
This section illustrates how the Commissionhas examined subsidiarity and proportionality in its impact assessments, reorienting or abandoning its proposals as a result.
The aim is to transform society by reorienting education, and helping people develop the knowledge, skills, values and behaviors needed for sustainable development.
The Council takes the view that consideration should be given also to releasing financial resources for biodiversity by altering,eliminating or reorienting subsidies harmful to biodiversity.
It corresponds to(and includes)the networks defined in the context of the European research projects Trend, Reorient and New Opera and the ERTMS-ETCS deployment network.
Beyond the convergence effect,the focus on quantitative targets has also been effective in promoting a modernisation of public employment services and in reorienting their placement and reintegration activities.
I mean if we're lucky enough, there's enough circuitry left that we could reorient one of these dishes and get another satellite going here.
Possible support options would include for example aid for discontinuation of fishing activity orinvestment and training for reorienting fishing operations.
All Member States have supported the idea of reorienting EURES and introducing a programming cycle and common indicators on EURES activities with a view to increasing transparency on performance, enhancing information exchange and improving the coordination of operations.
Some Member States contend that their national economic policies are very much in line with the goals to reduce and reorient aid and cite specific efforts that have or will further reduce State aid levels.
Given the decline of Nokia,the Finnish market is reorienting and after recording a stinging failure Lumia series, focuses on middle and low end segment which still dominate the number of units sold and launched….
So the first years of this Commission, working in a spirit of partnership with this Parliament, have meant renewing, reorienting and re-tooling, to create a Europe of results, a Europe fit to face the shared challenges of the 21st century.