Examples of using These priority in English and their translations into Finnish
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I believe all these priority projects should have an equal chance of access to Community aid.
The Bank envisages the development of a range of financial instruments particularly designed to support these priority sectors.
Pre-accession financial assistance in these priority countries will be increased substantively as from 2004.
These priority areas correspond to the first four priority areas of the ITS Action Plan3.
The Commission is called on to coordinate the implementation of these priority actions in cooperation with the Member States and international organisations.
These priority projects, already agreed as having definite European interest, warrant stimulation and support.
This should contribute to a reduction in exposure to these priority carcinogens with a consequential reduction of workers affected by occupational cancer.
These priority initiatives are coherent with and should also reinforce the proposed development of a new own resource based on VAT.
The European Commission, along with the European Investment Bank and governments of the Member States,must identify and guarantee the financing of these priority projects.
It is therefore essential for these priority areas to be seen as challenges that will have to be taken up.
Designated in July 2005 to evaluate progress on certain TEN-T projects also made recommendations about the effective implementation of these priority projects.
I shall not go back and list these priority areas, but I should like to emphasise a number of points, including the energy issue.
In addition, the corridor approach which was adopted has also made it possible to have a precise view of these priority links, and considerable progress has been made over the past year.
These priority actions mark an important step towards improving migration management by making better and more coordinated use of existing EU instruments and policies.
In July 2005, the European Commission designated a group of six eminent persons to evaluate progress oncertain TEN-T projects and to make recommendations for the effective implementation of these Priority Projects.
These priority projects would be declared to be of“European interest” and receive priority funding from the relevant Community resources.
The EU and Member States should commit themselves to moving towards rapid final investment decisions on these priority projects, the completion of which will ensure that the entire EU has access to multiple sources of gas.
In addition to these priority domains, the Commission proposes to enhance innovation across domains with‘horizontal' action to improve EU GNSS pervasiveness more generally.
In this regard, the Structured Dialogue on the Rule of Law, the visa liberalisation dialogue and the Stabilisation andAssociation Dialogue play an important role in guiding Kosovo's reform efforts on these priority areas.
This chapter states the Community objectives for these priority issues and presents some strategic considerations to be applied during the negotiations at the conference.
These priority measures concerned the market in equipment and components for which, according to the Commission, the creation of a genuine common market was necessary to reduce investment costs and improve the competitiveness of the nuclear industry.
Lays down rules to identify projects of common interest necessary to implement these priority corridors and areas and falling under the energy infrastructure categories in electricity, gas, oil, and carbon dioxide set out in Annex II;
These priority objectives are in the spotlight every day and the press refers to them on a daily basis: climate change, the promotion and preservation of biodiversity, the sustainable management of resources and the protection of health and the natural environment.
Against this background, the Council highlights the following priorities to be endorsed by the 2007 Spring European Council when adopting its Action Plan,noting that some of these priority actions may contribute to more than one of the three objectives mentioned in paragraph 3 and stressing that new measures should take into account the better regulation principles, notably as regards impact assessments.
In order to follow these priority issues, and recognising the trend towards e-government, it is necessary to modernise customs legislation and to radically simplify it.
We did try to help you out of your difficulties, making it clear to you that the TEN projects' Annex III, the priority projects, is a matter for our joint decision, andthat the Council cannot draw up its own special list from among these priority projects, effectively saying that, of the 30 projects, it finds this one and that one and the other one the most attractive, and that it is now deciding to start with those.
According to this preliminary analysis, these priority projects offer strong socio‑economic advantages in terms of lower costs(internal and external), higher quality transport and regional development.
In order to achieve these priority objectives, we have put forward a series of amendments to the budget, which have been well received, and I would like to give special thanks to the rapporteur, Mr Costa Neves, for his support in obtaining a majority in the Committee on Budgets.
The European Council requests the Presidency and the Secretary-General/High Representative, andthe Commission as appropriate, to step up their efforts in these priority areas by promoting coordinating work within Council bodies and with relevant international organisations, notably the UN and NATO, in order to increase the effectiveness of the contribution of CFSP, including ESDP, in the fight against terrorism, as well as to report to the General Affairs Council on this matter.
These priority themes would be valid for the Union in general, but they would need to be completed and expanded to take account of the specific needs of the less developed regions and Member States, where additional needs persist, for example, in relation to the provision of infrastructure and to institutional capacity building.