Examples of using To adopt a resolution in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is not enough, however, to adopt a resolution.
They now want to adopt a resolution that would allow them automatic recourse to force.
This subject was discussed in the Council on 19 July 1999, and it was decided to adopt a resolution.
So there is a proposal to adopt a resolution on the matter.
That is why, unlike the PPE Group,I believe it is time to discuss the freedom of the press and to adopt a resolution.
The Council is requested to adopt a Resolution incorporating the Code of Conduct.
I am therefore grateful that the European Parliament decided to debate this important issue in plenary tonight and to adopt a resolution later this week.
It is therefore obviously reasonable for us to adopt a resolution like the one I have signed here today.
SL We are about to adopt a resolution here today which is awaited with much interest and much anticipation in many countries of south-eastern Europe.
In writing.-(FR) The UN Security Council is again going to adopt a resolution imposing sanctions on Iran for its nuclear activities.
Madam President, I would first of all like to welcome the fact that we finally have an opportunity to talk about the Western Sahara and to adopt a resolution.
We have a responsibility to adopt a resolution, at least so that we may know this House's position on the case of Aminatou Haidar.
The President reminded members that the Bureau had decided unanimously to adopt a resolution to the Spring European Council.
Mr President, we are no more likely now to adopt a resolution which, on the pretext of combating terrorism, actually seeks to criminalise social demonstrations.
I consequently believe that it would be incompatible with the seriousness of a Parliament to adopt a resolution in that it cannot put into practice.
It is not difficult to adopt a resolution, but it is difficult to dispute facts that are unacceptable in terms of the European system of values we claim as our own.
On behalf of the PPE Group.- Mr President, I welcome the fact that the European Parliament is going to adopt a resolution on the upcoming session of the Human Rights Council.
If we do not manage to adopt a resolution now, then we can go down the third way and have a debate now and leave dealing with the resolution to the next part-session.
For example, Parliament refused to come together in good time prior to this historic Council meeting to adopt a resolution to address the problems relating precisely to this historic crisis.
The Commission invites the Council to adopt a Resolution backing its call for a new type of partnership between public authorities and universities and for sufficient investment in higher education.
The dramatic events in Palestine over recent months, the heroic intifada of the Palestinian people andbarbaric suppression by Israel have forced the European Parliament to adopt a resolution highlighting the responsibility of the state of Israel.
It took until 2 February for the European Parliament to adopt a resolution on Tunisia, and it is only now, at this part-session, that we have adopted one on Egypt.
Our responsibility and our credibility require us to provide a satisfactory solution to the suffering of millions of human victims whom Europe can no longer merely observe, and to adopt a resolution that finally matches our indignation.
For instance, the Council should urge the United Nations to adopt a resolution to implement Resolution 1199, military action and humanitarian aid.
The Council to adopt a Resolution confirming its political commitment to implement these principles together with a pledge by each Member State to provide adequate human and budgetary resources for this initiative;
The EU is deeply disappointed that the UN Security Council has not yet been able to adopt a resolution on the current developments in Syria even after months of ongoing brutal abuses by President Assad and his regime.
We are now going to adopt a resolution that aims to influence this from the European Parliament; which therefore follows in the wake of the Lisbon summit, but not only of this summit, but in some way of various initiatives which, in many places in the world, are being implemented at the moment in relation to Africa.
In order to work better in the future than we have until now,this Parliament is prepared to work with the Commission; we are going to adopt a resolution which we must take into account so that what has been happening to us until now does not continue.
The plenary in Parliament was not able to adopt a resolution, with the unedifying spectacle of groups cancelling each other out and rejecting one another's proposals without being able to adopt anything in common.
On the occasion of the World day against the death penalty, which will take place on 10 October for the eighth consecutive year, we,as MEPs, would like to adopt a resolution to underline our commitment to abolishing capital punishment and our wish to see this principle of opposition to the death penalty adopted worldwide.