Examples of using Time-frame in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is therefore not realistic to set a time-frame.
The means and time-frame by which they are to be achieved.
Finally, the goal should have a delivery date or a time-frame.
Roscosmos” limited time-frame design and manufacture of satellites.
At the same time we have to recognize that the time-frame is an ambitious one.
The time-frame currently being proposed, two or three years, is far too long.
Are we talking about a two-year time-frame or a three-year time-frame?
The proposal as currently worded makes management much more complicated, and the time-frame is too short.
State Corporation“Roscosmos” limited time-frame design and manufacture spacecraft, State representative said Valeriy Zaichko.
This does not, however, mean that the Member States are at this point in time committing themselves to any set time-frame for such harmonization.
Secondly, I have retabled an amendment concerning the time-frame within which customs authorities must complete their work.
Several of the proposed amendments, however, go beyond the scope of the Commission's proposal, especially as far as the time-frame for the proposal is concerned.
Firstly, we think that the time-frame for implementing the proposed measures should be shorter than that proposed by the Council.
Immediate action is called for at both the European andMember State level if anything effective is to be achieved in this rapidly diminishing time-frame.
Upon his/her request, information on the reasons for the delay and the time-frame within which the decision on his/her application is to be expected.
Given this time-frame, the intergovernmental conference could be convened as early as the beginning of next year and brought to a conclusion in the course of the year 2000.
Amendment 21: Recital 31 contains a reference to“future risks to the environment” but the time-frame for reviewing the functioning of the Directive is longer seven years instead of five years.
This time-frame should allow us to analyse the initial effects of the CAP reform and enlargement on the potato starch sector and enable us to act quickly should the need arise.
Over lunch, Ministers discussed the situation in Lebanon regarding internally displaced persons and the time-frame for the establishment of the second generation of the Schengen Information System SIS II.
I am therefore very grateful for the efforts made by the rapporteur, Mrs Hall and for those made by all the other colleagues in the European Parliament to promote consensus in Parliament andin the Council within what remains a very short time-frame.
I also have difficulties with Amendments Nos 19 and 35,in which you propose a time-frame of three years in order to equalise the scope of the discrimination legislation for all the grounds referred to in Article 3.
Balance the allocation of road area for all users: cars, delivery vehicles, buses, motor-cyclists, cyclist and pedestrians, andseek to utilise a wider daily time-frame and optimize allocation to public modes;
However the date of obligatory introduction of electronic identification should consider the time-frame needed for the Member States to carry out the necessary legal and organisational arrangements before that date.
Are there any issues that still need to be clarified in the current text of the Lisbon Treaty, and have all the concerns of the Slovenian Presidency regarding substance,procedure and time-frame for implementation of the Treaty been met?
I take the view that he needs immediately to tackle the question of a new and realistic time-frame that makes it possible to achieve real convergence if he wants Monetary Union to be a blessing for Europe and not a lasting burden.
Since the recognition requires an inspection to be performed by the Agency, which has to be planned and carried out, and, in most cases, significant adjustments to the STCW requirements by the involved third country, the whole process cannot be realised in three months; on the basis of experience,a more realistic time-frame in this respect appears to be eighteen months.
I would also express great satisfaction at the fact that the opinion sets a time-frame for developing the single market in important areas, chiefly through the commitment to rapidly create a legal framework for e-commerce.
Operators of retransmission services, that normally offer multiple programmes which use a multitude of works and other protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes,have a very short time-frame for obtaining the necessary licences and hence also face a significant rights clearing burden.
Planning is necessary for each project to establish the various phases and establish the time-frame which must allow a reasonable time for preparing the legislation, taking account of any imperatives and time constraints.
Whenever the Council adopts a decision in the field of the CFSP entailing expenditure, the High Representative shall immediately, and in any event no later than five working days following the final decision, send the European Parliament an estimate of the costs envisaged('financial statement'),in particular those regarding time-frame, staff employed, use of premises and other infrastructure, transport facilities, training requirements and security arrangements.