Examples of using To be able to decide in English and their translations into Finnish
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In all kind of situations. I need to be able to decide for myself.
I want to be able to decide for myself what I keep and what I throw away.
That is the sort of list we need if we are to be able to decide what else is necessary.
Consumers want to be able to decide freely between GM products and conventional products.
Therefore, we must have clear conditions relating to the Council's assurance, in order to be able to decide tomorrow about a possible postponement.
Johnny's right to be able to decide what he wants his human rights.
The country of destination must be notified in writing of the transport of waste in sufficient time to be able to decide whether it will accept the waste or not.
Consumers will have to be able to decide for themselves whether to buy genetically modified foods or not.
Even though it is still based on the old law- we are being heard- it is nevertheless a prerequisite for the Swedish Presidency to be able to decide.
We want citizens to be able to decide on the nature of the Europe that they are voting for and give them a real choice.
Some Member States may want to notify their allocation plans earlier than required, so as to be able to decide on them sooner and provide businesses with greater certainty.
In other words, this committee is not going to be able to decide whether the British authorities have behaved correctly or incorrectly in their regulation of this field; that is a job for the courts of justice.
We will be facing a major challenge after the Bali Conference at the end of this year and,following this whole process, we hope to be able to decide in 2009 on new targets for CO2 emissions.
Each Member State of the Union ought to be able to decide for itself whether or not to introduce genetically modified organisms on its territory.
Madam President, we all agree that we want an informed consumer in the European Union;that we want the consumer to be able to decide for himself or herself and not to have a nanny state.
Overtime is not very common in Estonia, but I would like people,employees, to be able to decide for themselves whether or not they wish to do overtime, either in order to earn a larger income, to develop their career opportunities or for other personal reasons.
Regions would like to have common goals, organised mechanisms for cooperation and, in the spirit of subsidiarity,they would like to be able to decide directly on cooperation and on the necessary funds.
What will be more important is for the people of Kosovo to be able to decide and arrange their own affairs themselves, without interference, to have an adequate say in federal matters and for the rights of all population groups and minorities to be guaranteed in line with European standards.
It should be a self-contained part of the prospectus andshould focus on key information that investors need in order to be able to decide which offers and admissions to trading of securities to consider further.
The other point I want to raise is in connection with pension provisions and about the rights andabilities of staff to be able to decide to whom their pension should be paid and what flexibility they have in making that decision or in opting for whom their payment and benefit provision should be made in the event of their death.
This office must therefor receive the pre-departure declaration(which is normally the incomplete, simplified or complete customs declaration) in order to be able to decide whether security checks are necessary.
Companies having sufficient regulatory certainty to be able to decide on medium- to long-term investments in low-carbon technologies.
After establishing that existing procedures, including the accelerated procedure under Article 104a of the Rules of Procedure, were not capable of ensuring that this category of cases would be dealt with suciently expeditiously,the Court proposed the creation of this new procedure in order to be able to decide such cases within a particularly short time and without delaying the handling of other cases pending before the Court.
The Member States must, however, continue in future to be able to decide what services they will categorise as being of general interest.
As a first step towards an open dialogue with the Vatican, I should like to say the following in response to their criticism:we simply want women to be able to decide for themselves whether, and if so when, they want to bear children.
It is the responsibility of the Convention to prepare the draft Charter in time for the Intergovernmental Conference to be able to decide whether to incorporate it into the Treaties. In this regard, I would like to warn the representative of the Council, the Portuguese Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, that the Intergovernmental Conference should already be starting to prepare for this eventuality.
While this Directive does not increase the overall amount of admissible advertising time during the periodfrom 7:00 to 23:00, it is important for broadcasters to have more flexibility and to be able to decide when to place advertising in order to maximise advertisers' demand and viewers' flow.
I feel, therefore, that we need maturity in order to have more Europe,that is to say in order to be able to decide once and for all what kind of economic constitution we want for our Europe, over and above our selfish national interests.
Several rapporteurs have already mentioned that someone wants to extend the right to submit a citizens' initiative to people who are not citizens andsomeone else wants to be able to decide on the voting age in other Member States and so on- something that we have not been able to agree on.