Examples of using To be able to implement in English and their translations into Finnish
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Thus, the intention is to create more panic in order then to be able to implement a particular policy.
The European Commission needs to be able to implement practical crisis-management measures quickly for these kinds of situations in particular.
We need more dynamism, decisiveness,courage and European-mindedness in order to be able to implement the 50 proposals.
In order to be able to implement important measures in rural areas in the future, we will require sufficient financial means for agriculture and for the development of rural areas.
The aim is to develop our own capacity in order to be able to implement the so-called Petersberg tasks.
To be able to implement this new activity and achieve a sufficient impact without endangering other activities which support research at European and national levels, a significant volume of fresh funding should be provided for in the Union's research budget.
At the same time, Europe needs the regional potential to be able to implement the Europe 2020 strategy and to ensure that it is a success.
I refer to the clause to the effect that the government deems it necessary to amend the Italian Constitution in order to be able to implement the European rules.
However, what we need now is for the Commission to assure us that it is going to be able to implement the solution that I am sure we are going to find, without fail and in good time to enable the Info-Points to continue operating.
The EESC recommends ensuring that the developing countrieshave the financial and human resources to be able to implement the arrangements adopted.
The former government of my home country was also forced to request an extension in order to be able to implement EU and domestic policies, for example in the field of removing barriers, and in times of crisis and austerity all this is difficult for the Member States.
The reason was that, after taking into account informal meetings with the largest trade unions in my country, it emerged that, at present, Malta is not in an economic position to be able to implement the directive on working time.
We have chosen to vote in favour of this report because the European Parliament needs to prepare itself to be able to implement the changes that will occur in connection with its work if the Treaty of Lisbon enters into force.
It is important that China joined the WTO at the Doha meeting. It is important for the outside world, but still more for China, which must clarify many of its laws and its rules over the next few years to be able to implement all the requirements for membership.
The European Parliament and the Council ask the Commission to take all the preliminary steps in order to be able to implement the 2004 budget immediately after the approval of the basic acts.
It will be clear to the Commission too that there are several demands that Parliament repeatedly underlines- including in the report- and I assume that a consensus could be reached here on the following: that we do not want renationalisation; that 75% of GDP is a good yardstick andthat 0.45% of GDP is a minimum if we are to be able to implement a viable European structural policy.
In the period up to the end of June, the coalition government will need support and encouragement,as well as the exercise of pressure, to be able to implement the necessary reforms and, at the same time, keep the fragile government coalition intact.
The Association Council encouraged Slovakia to focus on the effective implementation of the recently adopted laws andto intensify its efforts to improve administrative capacity in order to be able to implement and enforce the acquis communautaire by the time of accession.
(PT) I voted in favour of the signing of this Protocol to the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement between the EU andMoldova because I understand that the assistance that the EU has provided to Moldova is essential for that country to be able to implement necessary reforms and to achieve the desired political stability, with complete respect for the principles of the democratic rule of law.
First, they need to be able to prevent this type of discharge more efficiently by equipping the most critical industrial sites; then they need to have suitable technical means of curbing and containing this type of pollution and, finally,they need to be able to implement programmes to restore the most affected and the most sensitive sites.
With a view to being able to implement all of its Work Programme 2000 activities the mission budget was increased by EUR 50 000 the mission budget had been cut by EUR 40 000 compared to 1999.