Examples of using To start implementing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Poland will be ready to start implementing the SIS II system by March 2007.
Several proposals were repeated there which we will, in my view,have to start implementing in the future.
Some of them found the courage to start implementing initiatives they had conviction about.
To start implementing secure browsing sessions with visitors, you just have to install the certificate onto a web server.
The advantage of this approach is that we will be able to start implementing the new policy tomorrow.
The Union needs to start implementing the Basel II provisions promptly. That too would facilitate matters.
Therefore no further legislative proposal is needed in order to start implementing article 45 of the proposed directive.
We want to start implementing this also with regard to the budget, and we are proposing a new budget policy called" New Energy Sources.
He was among the first in Portugal to start implementing organic and biodynamic viticulture.
While this methodology, like all methodology,is still evolving there is more than enough knowledge to start implementing now.
Eventually, when we finalised the package of five documents on Sep. 9,we decided that this was the time, you know, to start implementing them.
But there are things that we need to start implementing as quickly as possible when the constitution enters into force.
They therefore welcomed the recent ESS-net Culture final report andindicated that they intend to start implementing its recommendations.
Hospitals need to start implementing baby friendly policies that require all staff to receive additional education in lactation.
Here's why you should care about live streaming in 2018 and how to start implementing it in your marketing strategy.
I call on all Member States to start implementing the Directive swiftly so that our citizens can see the benefits in their daily lives.
An agreement is anticipated to be reached no later than July in order to start implementing activities into the second phase.
The decision by Ukraine to start implementing the Ukrainian-Moldovan customs cooperation protocol in March has done much to improve the EUBAM's prospects.
I believe that since we all agree how important this programme is,we can agree as soon as possible to start implementing it.
After completion of the fundraising process, organizations are required to start implementing the project within six months of receiving the first tranche of contributed funds.
Parliament's swift and decisive action will allow the Council to adopt decisions on the four operations in the next few days, andthe Commission will then be in a position to start implementing the programmes.
In this year's budget we have made available enough funds to start implementing, hopefully, an effective and citizen-friendly information strategy.
It is therefore of great importance that, with the revised framework agreement, our institutions will now get a solid andformally agreed basis for mutual relations and will be able to start implementing all elements of the agreement in daily practice.
When a company is ready to start implementing the plan, the requirements are moved into the 3-month bucket and divided into clear tasks to be completed by the project team.
Member States will then have 2 years to transpose the Directive into their legislation and to start implementing the new legislation.
We hope that the European Council will be able to urge all of the relevant players to start implementing the strategy very quickly. That is absolutely necessary if we want to start tackling the serious environmental problems and achieve the objectives of the strategy.
The EU, as China's largest trading partner,has the leverage to force China's leaders to start implementing genuine democratic reforms.
As the conclusion of the Uruguay Roundnegotiations has been deferred, making it impossible to start implementing its results until the beginning of 1994 at best, the Commission considers it preferable to put back the entry into force of the new ten-year scheme of generalized preferences to 1 January 1994.
I believe that, on this simple basis, we should tell ourselves that it is betterto have a little less money and be able to start implementing a good programme straight away.