Examples of using To take a position in English and their translations into Finnish
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At last, Sweden to take a position.
I only partly agree with the rapporteur's view on this matter,so I do not think it is appropriate for me to take a position on it.
Here do you want to take a position to discover the code.
It is too early for Parliament to take a position.
At this stage it is not necessary to take a position on whether Finland should participate in this kind of cooperation or not.
The rapporteur asked the Commission to take a position on the part of Amendment No 25 concerning Article 18(2) of the proposal.
The government has no obligation to take a position.
The time has come for our Parliament to take a position on the Commission communication"Agenda 2000- for a stronger and wider Union.
Vice-President of the Commission.-(FR) Mr President,I did not wish to take a position on this.
It is up to the new Commission to take a position on the setting up of such a group.
No such proposal has been put before the Council at present andthe Council thus has not been requested to take a position on this matter.
You know, as I do,that it is the Commission's job to take a position on the wishes expressed by Parliament in its motions for resolutions.
While Russian state television and"First Channel" TV channels will be free to continue to take a position 13 degrees East longitude.
The European Parliament is again failing to take a position on the official revival of fascism in the former Baltic States, where homage is being paid and monuments are being erected to Nazi collaborators.
The Ministry of Justice has no competence to take a position on individual cases.
The Committee then asks the Director of OLAF either to inform it what action has been taken on these complaints or to take a position on the arguments put forward.
The coming weeks andmonths will be an opportunity for Parliament to take a position on a series of very important legislative proposals, such as hedge funds and financial supervision.
Is it encouraging or discouraging you, as the European Commission, to take a position in favour of one direction?
The Council has so far failed to take a position on this budget.
As the UK regulations have only very recently come into force,it would be premature to take a position on how this option is work ing in practice.
In this connection, we are also interested in the regrettable refusal to take a position on the illegal kidnappings in Europe by the CIA thus far.
The aim was to be capable of responding to actual practical issues,to map out alternative methods for assessing responsibility, and to take a position on their applicability to the Church' s investment activities.
The honourable Member will therefore understand that the Council has no authority to take a position on something which is not part of the competencies conferred upon the Council by the treaties.
It is not appropriate, therefore, for the Ombudsman to take a position on the matter in this decision.
That is why it is sometimes very difficult to take a position on the scientific evidence.
Madam President, so the House is trying once again to take a position on the civil war in Algeria.
It would be equally desirable for the United Nations Security Council to take a position on this question but, as we know, this did not happen.
For example, an employer need only a man,and your desire to take a position with a high probability to be a waste of time.
With regard to Mr Ferber' s report, we would like to remark that we are disinclined to take a position on the details as yet, including the establishment of posts.