Examples of using Implementing these measures in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Commission is now implementing these measures.
In implementing these measures we need to strike a balance.
The Council also adopted a regulation implementing these measures at Community level 8847/06.
Implementation of appropriations for energy policy-The Commission is responsible for implementing these measures.
The main difficulty in implementing these measures is the involvement of the human factor in the question.
We also voted for the amendments fixing shorter deadlines for implementing these measures.
The mechanisms for implementing these measures shall be decided by the Parties at their first meeting following the first scientific review.
I therefore deplore these double standards andquestion whether the G20 will be capable of implementing these measures.
By implementing these measures, the government intends to reduce expenditure by 32 billion euros, an amount that should be used for the reimbursement of debt.
In this context the EU is prepared to assist Turkey financially in implementing these measures, subject to the normal conditions.
In my opinion, the ever increasing requirements for food labelling will not do much to change eating habits in comparison with the cost of implementing these measures.
The Community contribution needed for implementing these measures amounts to ECU 9 million, including ECU 6 million for 1991-92.
In order toavoid that, in the short-term, implementing these measures will exacerbate the problem of overcapacity, the Commission suggests intensifying the existing scrapping programme to reduce capacity by 15 per cent by 1998.
I agree with Parliament that the common position' s sixteen-year timeframe for implementing these measures must be considerably reduced.
But the practical realities andthe evident difficulty of implementing these measures have been drawn to the attention of all of us by the recent events involving the NGO AFESIP, which has received support from Spain, the UK and the Commission.
The Charter is designed to create a universal regulatory framework for small- and medium-sized enterprises as defined at European level, andalso to establish stages for implementing these measures.
It is important not to take a regime of restrictivemeasures out of context, or when implementing these measures, to believe that everything will fall into place automatically.
Implementing these measures is only one part of a huge initiative intended to increase and facilitate the frequency with which security and defence-related public procurement projects will be undertaken, obviously in accordance with international conventions.
As such, I welcome the concepts of prevention and producer responsibility;these will go some way in ensuring that the onus for implementing these measures is evenly spread across European citizens.
I have to say that I share the regret of some colleagues that some countries have been rather backward in implementing these measures and it is ironic that at least one of those countries is that which seeks to accelerate the pace of integration in Europe.
Notes that a growing number of local and regional authorities are concerned with these issues and so it is vital that their representatives are involved inall the State or Community bodies responsible for implementing these measures.
I should like to add another word about the declarations madeby Mrs Theato and Mr Bontempi on implementing these measures, something I have already said on several occasions: they are, of course, fine texts but what we really have to do now is implement them.
By approving these proposals for directives, which are intended to give people the right to move freely from one Member State to another, we shall remind the Member States of their duty to turn theirattention more actively and effectively towards instruments for implementing these measures.
A large number of delegations supported the general objective of landing obligations and the discard ban, butmany favoured a gradual approach for implementing these measures according to the specific features of the regions or the fisheries involved.
The commitment appropriations for preaccession aid(Heading 7) come to EUR 3.328 billion, the ceiling of the financial perspective, while pay ment appropriations in thisheading total 2.595 billion, 23.5% higher than in 2001, in order to make up the backlog in implementing these measures.
Thus, it is suggested to carry out training andprofessional skills that underscore the importance of implementing these measures in everyday practice, as well as monitoring their employment in order to improve the quality of care for the safety of the surgical patient.
The commitment appropriations for'Pre-ac-cession aid'(Heading 7) came to EUR 3.328billion, the ceiling of the financial perspective, while payment appropriations in thisheadingtotalled EUR 2.595 billion, 23.5%higher than in 2001, in order to make up thebacklog in implementing these measures.
I see the consequences of fisheries management measures every day in the ports and fish markets of my region and I am furious that the Commission continues topursue the same policy, without having any evaluation carried out into the socio-economic impact of implementing these measures.
Although extremely good progress has been made with measures to improve local infrastructure, delays have unfortunately been experienced with measures to improve the performance of the local economy and the labour market and with those to promote use of human potential,due to the difficulty of implementing these measures.