Examples of using Swift action in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Thank you for your swift action.
We will take swift action in securing the world's safety.
Precision plan,""swift action.".
The state governor personally thanked the Umbrella Corporation for their swift action.
Emphasises that swift action is essential;
It is with this in mind that I propose swift action.
Both are urging swift action in order to prevent further tragedies.
Gigalight aimed at this opportunity and launched swift action.
Strongly recommends decisive and swift action to be taken in the following directions:.
I will conclude with a rapid presentation of the ideas on which very swift action is needed.
I agree with Mr Gauzès that swift action is needed, because we need legal certainty.
But swift action with the antidote can mean the difference between life and death, so keep these things in mind.
It is particularly important to ensure swift action following the receipt of a removal order.
The good news is that they seem to be acting more decisively andmore quickly in the case of Ireland, because swift action is needed and very welcome.
Demonstrators demanded swift action to a killing that has shaken the country and its coalition government.
Both sides underlined their shared commitment to take“decisive and swift action” to contrast criminal smuggling networks.
I urge China's leaders to take swift action to end their country's unfair trade practices,” Trump said in the Monday statement.
We shall vote for them not because they are totally satisfactory- as my colleagues said,we would have liked to have tabled a number of amendments- but because swift action is required.
Once again, I urge China's leaders to take swift action to end their country's unfair trade practices,” Mr Trump said.
Swift action, access to a large pool of information and the experience of TimoCom International Debt Collection either allow the claim to be collected quickly or determine the best action to take.
By identifying prominent violators who have actively defied the law or who are well known in the community,by taking firm and swift action and by seeking maximum public awareness of these activities, authorities are able to demonstrate their resolve and the seriousness of the law.
Concrete and swift action from the Commission to assist the integration of the Roma community in all aspects of society, be it economic, social or political, is desperately needed.
Applying the precautionaryprinciple to new threats that have not been fully described is important and necessary if swift action is to be taken, but it is just as important to establish a procedure for an exit strategy if the threat ceases or new knowledge justifies such action. .
I welcome the swift action by the Commission and the Member States in securing deposits and in shoring up the capital of banks, because it does not take long for a global crisis to become a domestic one.
The European Parliament welcomes the Commission's swift action in proposing the amendments to this legislation, which will undoubtedly help to overcome the negative impact of the unexpected financial crisis, but regrets that other important amendments are not planned.
It has become clear that swift action is urgently needed, as many of the dangers forecast in the Sixth Programme have become reality, with much greater severity than was ever predicted2.
The Committee also considers that swift action is needed to end the differences between the level of integration of the financial market and that of financial supervision(still in the hands of the Member States).
In order to promote swift action, the Commission proposes to encourage voluntary commitments by a range of measures including public campaigns, award schemes and guidance to ship owners.
Furthermore, a Regulation allows swift action and minimises the transposition-related administrative burden for Member States, while preventing any further regulatory fragmentation that could result from other legal instruments(such as a Directive).