Examples of using To be able to intervene in English and their translations into Swedish
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Firstly, the state needs to be able to intervene at an early stage if the bank is to survive.
And we're understanding life at an incredibly rapid rate now, so much so that we are beginning to be able to intervene in the process of our own evolution.
In order to be able to intervene efficiently in different geographical locations
This is where, in my view, the Commission is meant to be able to intervene and should be in a position to do so.
Europe has to be able to intervene with common and effective measures to guarantee food supply
It might be appropriate to make provisions for the Court, once its jurisdiction has been established, to be able to intervene subsequently.
In that way, the United Nations ought to be able to intervene promptly and, if necessary, to take preventative action.
the European Union should have its own forces to be able to intervene in cases such as Burma.
In this respect, the European Border and Coast Guard needs to be able to intervene when the national border guards of frontline Member States are not,
we hope to be able to intervene to prevent further spread.".
all the tools we need to be able to intervene with other instruments or other levers,
then the European Union has to have its own army in order to be able to intervene in situations such as the one in Burundi.
which want to be able to intervene at European level by having a single fund instead of separate funds set up in each country.
Mr President, the environment and public health are like a complex machine with many functions that we monitor and check in order to be able to intervene to make sure that things do not go wrong.
Italy and Greece are still in the process of adapting their structures to be able to intervene in time and to systematically offer individual action plans.
the Commission wishes to be able to intervene quickly and request Member States to take measures to remove the obstacles.
European Globalisation Adjustment Fund, the scope of the EGF was temporarily widened as it was expected to be able to intervene in situations like this, as a direct result of the global financial
where NATO does not want to be engaged then outside it, to be able to intervene quickly and effectively in support of conflict resolution.
thereby enabling EU Member States to strengthen their strategic autonomy and to be able to intervene militarily together in a credible way; recalls that these initiatives are complementary to those of NATO;
We must be able to intervene in roaming charges that are currently distorting competition.
Will the European Union be able to intervene the day the euro comes into existence?
A force should be able to intervene to protect the Palestinian people and ensure immediate compliance with the UN resolutions.
Here policy must be able to intervene and pull these points back into the decision-making process of the policy.
National regulatory authorities should be able to intervene if competition problems have arisen to the detriment of end-users.
Now that we're beginning to understand what's happening, we hope we will also be able to intervene.
Parliament must be able to intervene on substance if the legal basis provides that it is colegislator.
It is contrary to national constitutions that foreign based parties should be able to intervene and be active in national politics, in competition with national independent parties.