Examples of using To make every effort in English and their translations into Finnish
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I therefore call on you to keep up the pace and to make every effort.
It is very important to make every effort to deliver visa-free travel for the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania as soon as possible.
I therefore call, not only on the High Representative, but on Member States as well, to make every effort to ensure a proper follow-up on the ground.
The Commission will continue to make every effort to encourage third countries that have not yet done so to sign and/or ratify the Statute.
At this point, I would like to assure Mrs Pack about the intention of the Hungarian Government to make every effort to protect the rights of Hungarian people in Vojvodina.
The EU encouraged Kyrgyzstan to make every effort to improve the business climate for foreign investors, in particular concerning the rule of law and the taxation legislation.
Mr President, in wishing the Greek Presidency well, I appeal to it to make every effort to address the grave problem of falling farm incomes.
The Council urged Albania to make every effort to contribute to the efforts of the international community in order to bring the parties to the conflict in Kosovo to come urgently to the negotiating table.
I would call upon all Member States of the UN to make every effort to ensure such paralysis does not occur.
It underlined the need for clarity over the resources available to the Union in support of common policies over the future financing period, andundertook to continue to make every effort to achieve this objective.
The EU urges all players involved,including the armed groups, to make every effort to protect the population and allow access for humanitarian assistance.
Obtaining 12% of our basic energy from renewable sources seems to me to bea very ambitious target, and I am prepared to make every effort to reach this target by 2010.
I also appeal to all European politicians of a democratic persuasion to make every effort to ensure that the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is not awarded to Slovakia.
Now the challenge is to have these confirmed through final decisions at Community level, both here in Parliament andin the Council of Ministers, and here we still need to make every effort to achieve success.
I therefore appeal to the Commission to associate itself with this gesture and to make every effort to ensure that help can be given to the stricken areas as quickly as possible.
I therefore call on the Commission to make every effort to ensure that Europe continues to help young people and draw them closer to Europe so that they are also in a position where they have more say in matters concerning men and women of all ages.
It would point out that the DRC Government is responsible for the behaviour of its armed forces and urges it to make every effort to strengthen the protection of the civilian population and to fight against impunity.
It is crucial for the European Union to make every effort to develop the necessary cooperation between the Member States' civilian and military capabilities and resources in order to prevent, detect and respond effectively to CBRN attacks or disasters.
Given the large number of people employed in the industry, it is important for the European Union andthe Member States to make every effort to cushion the negative social and regional impact of this change and to keep the impact to a minimum.
Each Member State must continue to make every effort to ensure that victims are treated with due respect for the dignity of the individual during proceedings and recognise the rights and legitimate interests of victims with particular reference to criminal proceedings.
In this respect the European Council stresses the principle of peaceful settlement of disputes in accordance with the United Nations Charter andurges candidate States to make every effort to resolve any outstanding border disputes and other related issues.
The Council also invited Member States and the Commission to make every effort to ensure that a similar rule can be established on a world-wide level, through an amendment of the MARPOL Convention.
On the substance of the disputes between Turkey and Greece in the Aegean Sea, the Council recalls the conclusions of the Helsinki European Council which stress the principle of the peaceful settlement of disputes in accordance with the United Nations Charter andwhich insistently call on applicant countries to make every effort to settle any border disputes and any other disputes of a similar nature.
I have already written to her to ask her to make every effort to intervene on behalf of those medics who simply did what medical personnel do- try to save lives.
I liked the idea expressed by President Barroso that in this difficult situation we must work together in unison, shoulder to shoulder, and, Commissioner,I would really like to ask you to make every effort to ensure that all countries can participate in this newly established crisis mechanism, regardless of whether or not they are in the euro area.
It agreed to ask the Permanent Representatives Committee to make every effort, in the context of the European Parliament's second reading, to reconcile the points of view of the two institutions and thus facilitate adoption of the Regulation before the end of the year.
The Council reiterated its welcome for the World Summitconclusions on terrorism and underlined the need to make every effort to reach agreement in the United Nations on the comprehensive convention on international terrorism during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.
The European Union strongly urges the Kyrgyz authorities to make every effort to ensure a free and democratic ballot in accordance with the principles of the OSCE and the values on which the partnership between the European Union and Kyrgyzstan is based.
As for France, I wish to formally appeal to the prefects of the regions that are eligible for Objectives 1 and 2 to make every effort to mobilise and encourage those responsible for the projects and to give them all the necessary technical support to enable them to carry out the programmes more successfully.
The Commission calls on the Community institutions to make every effort to adopt these proposals as early as possible in 2001, in accordance with the conclusions of the Lisbon European Council, in order to ensure that the European communications sector can continue to thrive.