Examples of using We are going to continue in English and their translations into Finnish
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Firstly, we are going to continue our dialogue with the developing countries, and in particular with countries in the G20 and G90.
I have told you everything I know if we are going to continue I want to have my lawyer here.
If we are going to continue with this kind of asylum lottery,we are not paying attention to the realities of asylum numbers going up.
Alright, children, as I'm sure you all remember,today we are going to continue our biology lesson… by dissecting an organism.
Let me say that we are going to continue this strategy of calling you before our committee in advance to inform us of the positions that you intend to advocate.
Mrs Malmström, you may soon no longer be involved, but we are going to continue pushing for transparency.
Now, with your permission, we are going to continue the sitting, because otherwise we will be here all night discussing the same thing.
I think that Mr Szájer has done a good job,that in Parliament we have tried to act with a sense of responsibility, that we are going to continue doing so and that the only thing that is going to remain for us to do is this part, which is conveying to citizens what we are really doing here.
We are going to continue with these projects to provide direct assistance to the country, particularly in the social sector and as regards respect for human rights and the rule of law.
If the President will allow me,I would like to say that we are going to continue to work tirelessly on these two issues which are undoubtedly of fundamental importance.
We are going to continue being the trend-setter in Finnish construction, and one of our most ambitious goals is to build all eaves, window sills, bases and roots of Finland with RIPRAP.
I must also say that a significant proportion of the economic aid already granted is directly related to the environmental aspects of the project, and that we are going to continue to support the Brenner project economically and especially the technical design of the section of the base tunnel which is about to be started.
Furthermore, we are going to continue working to ensure that the number of observers is increased and, possibly, that Members of this European Parliament can also participate.
What our fellow citizens really want to know is how we are going to tackle unemployment more effectively,how we are going to continue supporting the agricultural sector, how we are going to put our economies back on track, how we are going to promote the development of our infrastructure and how, indeed, we are going to ensure that solidarity remains a pillar of our Union.
We are going to continue to ensure that there are additional requirements upon dangerous or hazardous waste disposal because it poses risks over and above that posed by municipal waste in terms of handling and other controls.
As far as the Commission is concerned, we are going to continue to provide humanitarian aid to help the Sahrawi population through NGOs as we have been doing.
We are going to continue to support energy saving, energy efficiency and renewable energies, and we are also spearheading the development of a methodology- an inevitably complex one, given the technical difficulties- to evaluate more precisely the carbon footprint of all the projects that we finance.
Ladies and gentlemen, during 2001 we are going to continue working in the maritime sphere in order to give it all the impetus, dynamism and scope it needs to absorb some of the demand for transport and to be fully integrated into an intermodal transport system which is more rational and more respectful of the environment.
At the same time, we are going to continue the dialogue with the United States and try to convince them to resume the Kyoto negotiations or at least adopt similar measures on a national basis to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
Yes, Mr Seguro, we are going to continue to meet with the governments in each of the capitals not only of the Member States but, as Mr Prodi has done, as each of us does, the capitals of the candidate countries too. This is the role of the President, which he carries out not only with regard to the debate on the future of Europe, but on many other subjects as well.