Examples of using To implement effective in English and their translations into Finnish
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Empowering the public is crucial if we want to implement effective legislation.
To implement effective pesticide residue monitoring for example, the new Member States needto set up a sampling programme(covering both domestic production and imported food), an analytical programme, have the necessary laboratory infrastructure and equipment and have properly qualified staff.
The Act vested the MGA with a wide array of powers,thereby providing the necessary tools to implement effective regulation.
Development ideas for the company present ways how to implement effective segmentation, and tools how to deal with customer information.
We would need to have precise maps on noise andthen ask every Member State to implement effective action plans.
Support the work of the UN Environment Programme(UNEP) to implement effective measures to curb SLCFs, which will have positive health and environmental effects.
We cannot support this proposal,because it would set a precedent for the failure of Parliament to implement effective rules.
The Committee is, however,disappointed with the lack of progress made so far by many Member States to implement effective NIS, and it does not consider the new Commission proposal as sufficient legislative action on this critical issue.
Thirdly, it will provide policy support to gather evidence on the effectiveness of education investments andhelp Member States to implement effective policies.
The development of environmental infrastructure and use of effective control mechanisms to implement effective regulations will play an important role here in all the candidate countries.
Mines are deadly weapons of war that we must oppose at all costs, since they are directed against the civilian population, remain active indefinitely andoften make it impossible to implement effective mine-clearing operations.
The priorities are to have it ratified, to get our own Member States to implement effective action plans, and not only to launch emissions trading but to prove that it can work, which is the hardest task of all.
The Council allocated EUR 160 800 to EU efforts aimed at supporting the successful completion of UN negotiations on an arms trade treaty andto support UN member states in building expertise to implement effective arms transfer controls.
I fully support the proposal in the report that Member States should work together to implement effective strategies to reduce suicide, because this is not only a national or European issue but also a global one.
However, the Committee is of the opinion that significant social and environmental gains have already been made in encouragingsustainability in packaging and that further progress should not be jeopardised by setting targets which would be comfortably achieved by those Member States slowest to implement effective, co-ordinated programmes.
Is it not time for Europe to move forward with new European sources of financing, and to implement effective growth and cohesion measures based on another approach to the energy problem and to the problem of sustainable growth?
There it argued that the proposed action plans for the creation of carbon pools in agriculture"must at all costs be flanked by other policy measures, or combined with existing ones, so that framework conditions can be createdthat enable landowners and land managers to implement effective LULUCF measures in a way that makes economic sense and not only at their own cost.
Moreover, a key to the development and reform of the systems is their ability to implement effective governance based on involving and giving responsibility to the players concerned- including the social partners, regional and local authorities, patients and civil society- and coordinating care providers, financial organisations, NGOs and the public authorities.
BE, FR and PT have called upon the social partners, with varying degrees of success, to implement effective mechanisms at sectoral and local levels.
There are many types of reintegration-related measures that are conceivable in the medium term: to implement effective readmission systems between all of the countries concerned, while respecting people's dignity and fundamental rights;to emphasise training and admission so as to help returning illegal immigrants reintegrate into their countries of origin; to financially support national and regional programmes aimed at reintegrating migrants; and to promote information and awareness-raising campaigns for potential immigrants on the risks of illegal immigration.
Use the Policy Support Facility and Cohesion Policy capacity building support to assist Member States to implement effective reforms of their research and innovation systems;
Court of Auditors special report no 8/2008 includes the finding that'Member States did not take their responsibility to implement effective control and sanction systems. As a consequence, the control system provides insufficient assurance on farmer compliance.
The Community is also in a unique position to be able to encourage other huma- nitarian donors to implement effective and principled humanitarian aid strategies.
The decision is aimed at supporting UN member states in developing and improving national andregional expertise to implement effective arms transfer controls, in order to ensure that the future arms trade treaty, when it enters into force, will be as effective as possible.
While robust evidence exists, more information is required on the effect(causality)and importance of some health determinants in order for Member States to implement effective action in relation to particular population groups and determinants.
As underlined in the Communication on disability expected to be adopted by the Commission by end 2003,Member States should increase their efforts to implement effective disability mainstreaming in their employment policy in order to achieve a better integration of people with disabilities.
A major challenge is the inability of countries- often fragile, post-conflict or without sufficiently strong institutions and adequate resources- to implement effective public health policies, including the access to adequate health services.
Most recently, the Council Recommendation 2003/54/ECxlii on theprevention of smoking and on initiatives to improve tobacco control called on Member States to implement effective measures that provide protection from exposure to environmental tobacco smoke in indoor workplaces, enclosed public places, and public transport.
The existence of national regulators is a pre-requisite to implementing effective coordination and administrative cooperation.