Examples of using To these requests in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Member States responded generously to these requests.
Refusal or restriction to these requests may only occur when.
This proposal is the Commission's response to these requests.
This communication responds to these requests by addressing the issue of sustainable pensions.
My third question is therefore:when can we expect an answer to these requests?
Member States have so far responded to these requests, providing items such as accommodation, bedding, clothing and medical supplies.
However, there are two points which I would like to make in particular with regard to these requests.
In response to these requests the Commission is now putting forward a list of proposed common and co-ordinated policies and measures Annex 3.
It would be a real shame if a lack of resources prevented us from responding to these requests from countries.
In preparing its response to these requests, the Commission has been assisted by an Expert Group made up of representatives of Member States and a variety of stakeholders groups.
The Conference welcomes the Commission's declaration that it will devote particular attention to these requests.
Most Member States have replied to these requests and their contributions also reflect consultations which they have held at national level with interested parties.
As the European Parliament has emphasised,the Russian authorities have failed to respond satisfactorily to these requests.
In principle, the Commission does not object to these requests, but I would remind you once again that these requests do not belong in the preamble to the directive, especially since they are completely unrelated to the content of the directive.
Parents returning from parental leave will have the right to request flexible working arrangements andemployers must consider and respond to these requests.
This Communication, andthe three individual Communications simultaneously adopted by the Commission4 on each of the areas referred to, respond to these requests of the European council and aim to contribute towards the preparation, with the Council, of the European Council meeting of 17 December 2004.
Although these assessments are intended primarily to guide Commission decision-making, the Commission will decide constructively how to respond to these requests on a case by case basis.
In response to these requests, and in the spirit of this framework agreement, the Commission would like to request the Committeeto draw up an exploratory opinion setting out the EESC's views on the practical application of the European Works Council directive and on any aspects of the directive that might need to be revised.
The Council notes that there has been a significant increasein requests for Council documents and welcomes the increase in positive responses given to these requests, which has risen to 78% in 1996/1997, up from 58.7% in 1994/1995.
In response to these requests, the Commission, after consulting with the Committee of Competent Authorities(CCA) set up under the original Seveso Directive, established two Technical Working Groups(TWG 7“substances dangerous for the environment” and TWG 8“carcinogens”), each of which held four meetings at the MAHB.
This proposal seeks to respond to these requests in accordance with the Policy Plan on Legal Migration which aimed at laying down admission conditions for specific categories of migrants(highly qualified workers, seasonal workers, remunerated trainees and intra-corporate transferees) in four specific legislative proposals on the one hand and introduce a general framework for a fair and rights-based approach to labour migration on the other.
I believe that the international community should respond positively to these three requests from the inspectors.