Examples of using To be able to continue in English and their translations into Finnish
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Trusted you. Hope to be able to continue the relationship.
This will be a special challenge for the success of enlargement andfor the European Union to be able to continue working effectively.
Hope to be able to continue the relationship. Trusted you.
So we need an interinstitutional agreement in order to be able to continue the legal base.
We hope to be able to continue our engagement at this impressive level.
Therefore, I think it is important for the European Parliament to be able to continue to support similar measures.
And I would like him to be able to continue his experiments without fear of them being destroyed.
The survey reveals that these artists need a lot of support to be able to continue their profession in Finland.
We want to be able to continue to build our own ships, even if we are forced to help the sector out due to external circumstances.
The only way that Wald could support himself so as to be able to continue with his research was to take employment.
It is with these priorities that we can show our citizens that things are progressing well, andthat is a prerequisite for us to be able to continue our work.
Trusted you. Hope to be able to continue the relationship.
When they get to a certain stage in the implementation of their project,they are forced to pay to be able to continue with the project.
We must get our own economy in good shape to be able to continue as constructive partners in promoting peace and development.
It is also a limited market,a fact that has led companies to rationalise and to cooperate in order to be able to continue to compete successfully.
Mr President, Mr Barroso,how nice it is for us to be able to continue our conversation that was so rudely interrupted just a month ago.
It is not only for us, the EU,as India's largest trading partner, that it is important for further protectionist barriers to be dismantled and for liberalisation to be able to continue.
I too would like everyone to recognise that, andwe want Member States to be able to continue to organise in different ways.
Our main goal is for the European Union to be able to continue next year to aid action on democracy and human rights by means of the new instrument.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the measures I have just reported on will help give Europe the credibility required for us to be able to continue to fight for ratification of the Kyoto Protocol.
In order to be able to continue to work, producers are calling for the adoption of legislation which will support the development of the fruit and vegetable sector, not hamper it.
It certainly will not be brought to completion but it is important to start working on it in order for the relationship between the people andthe EU institutions to be able to continue in a positive mood.
I believe that we cannot reject the entire proposal made by the Central Bank,for example the idea of restricting the number of members of the Governing Council if we want this body to be able to continue to take decisions.
Businesses require urgent financial assistance in order to be able to continue trading, as well as compensation in the longer term for the losses that they have sustained because of the lack of effective action by the French and the British authorities.
This initiative was endorsed by the Lisbon European Council of March 2000, which stressed that socialprotection systems need to be reformed, inter alia in order to be able to continue to provide quality health services.
In order to be able to continue the debate on a constructive change to agricultural policy in the long term, it is important, however, for the proposal put forward by the Commission in its mid-term review to be able to get off the ground.
Anttila(ELDR).-(FI) Madam President, Mr President-in-Office, Commissioner,the Luxembourg summit called for agricultural production to be able to continue in all regions of the Union, including wherever there were special problems.
Far too many of our citizens are economically inactive, and therefore we should be putting investment into active labour market policies that enable people to get back to work andthen policies that support people in order for them to be able to continue in work.
We consider these protective barriers to be the best guarantees for Europe to be able to continue to develop its own model of services of public interest while still benefiting from the advantages relating to opening up trade in services.