Examples of using To come into effect in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is expected to come into effect in 2016.
Could the Commissioner tell us when exactly we can expect this to come into effect?
Its goal is for the Accession Treaty to come into effect in 2007, provided that the conditions set for membership are complied with.
Why are we even talking about the Lisbon Treaty when it has yet to come into effect?
This is not even because it has yet to come into effect, but rather because we are curious as to the methods by which emissions will be calculated.
The Convention must be ratified by 3/4 of the Members to come into effect.
Moving on to another very significant andcritical requirement that needs to come into effect sooner rather than later, which is mentioned on page 40 of the report under the sub-heading.
The European Parliament should vote in favour of this nomination in order for it to come into effect.
The regulation of 13 March 1998 is due to come into effect on 1 January next year.
The fact that they are abandoning the sales ban is an absolute disgrace,apart from the fact that it was supposed to come into effect in 1998.
I believe, as others have said, that we cannot wait too long for this to come into effect which is why I support the shorter transition period.
It is in fact two years since we adopted the agreement.At the same time it only needs a fifth of the 60 countries to ratify it in order for the treaty to come into effect.
The new legislation is expected to come into effect in 2015.
It is worth bearing this in mind,all the more so as Japan is lobbying against the loss of competitiveness in the EU market as a result of the EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement which is due to come into effect.
All the agricultural proposals are due to come into effect in the year 2000.
The Council has thus paved the way for MEDIA Plus to come into effect at the beginning of 2001, in time to take over from the current programme for support for the film and audiovisual industry, MEDIA II, which expires at the end of 2000.
We are working on a very tight timescale on this legislation,which is due to come into effect on 1 September.
Directives that have not yet been approved will take at least four to five years to come into effect and, where derogations are offered to specific Member States or sectors, may not be fully implemented for a further 10 years.
Steps were taken to provide a permanent European Stability Mechanism to come into effect as from 2013.
The Commission's failure to implement a marketing andtest ban- which was meant to come into effect in 1998- is completely unacceptable, and to argue that a marketing ban would face problems in the WTO is nonsense.
The first proposal amends the July 1997 Commission decision on specified risk material,which was due to come into effect on 1 April.
A Commis sion proposal sets minimum rates of taxation on energy products to come into effect in 1998 and to be increased in the years 2000 and 2002 see table.
The next steps are formal recommendation to the World Health Assembly to adopt it(January, 2019) and WHA adoption(May,2019) to come into effect on 1 January 2022.
It was announced at that time that these changes to the monetary policy operational framework are scheduled to come into effect during the first quarter of 2004 and that the reserve maintenance period calendar will be published at least three months in advance.
These three proposals: the agreement, the directive on seafarers' hours andthe ILO Convention are designed to come into effect together in mid-2002.
It is not only thehour that is late: this amendment to Directive 77/388 was supposed to come into effect on 1 January this year and to remain in force until the end of the year.
It is crucial that industry is not over-burdened with too frequent legislative changes,since there have been many changes in the past decade, with others due to come into effect in the near future.
This inspired the sales and marketing team in early February, to contact Solar Solve's World Wide Distributor network and customers with outstanding quotations,to remind them that BREXIT was due to come into effect on 29th March this year and we had no idea what effect it would have on the service we will be able to provide in the days and weeks after that date.
The decision is even more incomprehensible when we consider that there was no deadline by which the Commision had to reach a conclusion to its consideration of the application, and that the novel foods directive which might have permitted labelling,was due to come into effect shortly afterwards.
The EU transposed this into a new CRD adopted in June 2006 to come into effect in December 2006.