Examples of using We do not act in English and their translations into Finnish
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We do not act alone.
As we shall be, if we do not act.
If we do not act, Europe will lose ground.
Feelings are only feelings. Feelings pass if we do not act on them.
If we do not act soon… darkness will fall across the universe.
Darkness will fall across the universe. If we do not act soon.
One thing is for sure: if we do not act right away, we will be mortgaging our children's futures.
Climate refugees will become a new challenge if we do not act swiftly.
If we do not act without delay, the credibility of the so-called developed countries will be at stake!
Europe also loses credibility if we do not act upon these breaches.
If we do not act quickly and effectively, the situation will deteriorate day by day in humanitarian terms.
The princely power falters, andevil sometimes can be worse- If we do not act quickly.
If we do not act now, worldwide deaths are estimated at one billion this century.
Million of this relates to human rights andthis will have devastating consequences if we do not act quickly.
If we do not act boldly and immediately, we will replay the Depression of the 1930s, only this time it will be far, far worse.
This is the single greatest threat we have ever faced and if we do not act accordingly, we will not survive.
If we do not act fast and effectively, the number of vulnerable energy consumers will also rise substantially6.
The ageing population will aggravate the problem of pension andhealth care provision in the medium term if we do not act now.
But what I do know is that if we do not act soon… it is our children and our grandchildren who will have to pay the price.
More than half a million people die needlessly each year in the European Union andthe number is set to grow if we do not act now.
If we do not act now, we risk a vicious recessionary cycle of falling purchasing power and tax revenues, rising unemployment and ever wider budget deficits.
Europe is not over the crisis yet, and if we do not act responsibly, we will have to face further crises in the future.
If we do not act immediately, we shall undoubtedly have lost valuable time in responding effectively to the consequences of maritime accidents.
If we do not act, security in trade might be compromised with negative effects for traders and citizens inside and outside the Community.
Lastly, although I know it is not easy, we must state that, if we do not act immediately, in a few years time the coming generations are going to be facing a ruined planet.
If we do not act, we will run the risk of seeing the European dairy sector suffer lasting damage, thus depriving our fragile rural areas of the hub of their economies.
I hope I have been able to explain exactly why this decision to impose provisional tariffs was necessary in the light of dumping that has the potential to destroy an important industry within Europe if we do not act today.
If we do not act promptly- as Mrs Cederschiöld rightly said- anyone can produce a few counterfeit euros now and possibly not be prosecuted for subsequently putting them into circulation.