Examples of using Scope for action in English and their translations into Finnish
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Making the most of ICTs:challenges and scope for action.
The scope for action is wide and calls for priority setting.
This approach leaves the Commission considerable scope for action.
In my opinion, this would offer a much greater scope for action, responsiveness, legitimacy and credibility.
Political parties at European level have considerable scope for action.
In such circumstances the Commission's scope for action would be relatively limited.
As Parliament will know,this framework lays down certain restrictions on the Commission's scope for action.
Respective spheres of competence and scope for action are not yet spelled out.
It has considerable scope for action, extended further by the prospective enlargement and the back-up it requires.
There are many collections of conspiracies and prayers from bedbugs,so the scope for action is quite wide.
While there is scope for action on Union level, the major responsibility for promoting CHP has to lie with the Member States.
The strengthening of the subsidiarity principle has given local authorities additional responsibility and scope for action.
The existing legislative framework provides scope for action and the Commission would like to see local and regional authorities taking futher advantage of it.
When carrying out such work due regard must be given to the Treaties which define andrestrict the Community's scope for action.
It is therefore very important that Member States are given maximum flexibility and scope for action, whilst at the same time abiding by the principles underlying the internal market.
I believe that such an approach will maintain high levels of diligence in the assistance system while also giving sufficient scope for action.
Such organisations are active in the majority of Member States,but their budgets and scope for action are often limited, especially in the new Member States.
European procurement directives delay the process of awarding contracts, make it more costly andrestrict the public procurers' scope for action.
Reducing the scope for action, legal certainty and willingness to invest of garage owners will not further the internal market, and it certainly will not further consumers' interests.
If the proposal to reform and streamline the CAP increases administrative efficiency and improves authorities' scope for action, then it is justified.
The improvements made by the Treaty of Lisbon provide new scope for action, which should help the EIB to become even more effective and to provide relevant solutions to the global financial crisis.
The specific references tot he European Social Charter of 1961 andthe 1989 Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers may broaden the scope for action.
It is said that a Member's scope for action should be limited to the cases of absolute immunity laid down in Rule 9 and that the competent Parliamentary committee should then decide whether the Member's request is acceptable.
I would like to focus on what I consider to be the most important aspect of the present initiative,which has already been mentioned by the rapporteur: the scope for action on the network.
The provisions agreed give the Member States broad scope for action, and so we shall probably have to live with different rules- some of them substantially so- in the individual Member States for many years to come.
It must be appreciated that the scope for action is rather limited as prevention of Alzheimer's disease is not possible and at Community-level there is no proper legal base in the Treaty to go beyond prevention and research.
In this context, the European Union and Member States should take short-term measures in response to their specific circumstances andreflecting their different scope for action within a common and co-ordinated framework.
A broader and more active role for the EIB in the sector within the framework of EIB objectives to support European industrial policy: this also concerns SMEs from the SMRC sector, where the EIB andthe EIF have significant indirect scope for action;
Given the importance of greater participation by the socio-economic interest groups in the affairs of state,it has for long held the view that decentralized cooperation should be given much greater scope for action and more direct access to financing.