Examples of using Practical action in English and their translations into Dutch
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I am convinced that it is now up to Europe genuinely to start to turn what have hitherto just been good intentions into practical action.
With a view to the translation of this strategy into practical action, I shall focus on a number of points.
above all we need more practical action.
These topics are dealt with and translated into practical action in the sections that follow.
In short, we must stop beating about the bush where sustainable development is concerned and take practical action.
Once again, we are dealing with great declarations of intent and the lack of any practical action.
In that way, it will also be possible to translate the World Economic Forum' s words into practical action.
so as better to turn knowledge of risks and of prevention into practical action;
The only way to avoid further environmental risks to the planet is practical action and definite results.
we must translate political principles into practical action.
we now expect practical action.
this will require more practical action.
the Netherlands- place very great emphasis on practical action and implementation.
Blair wrote a letter to the Council Presidency requesting for practical action.
This is a practical action representing an example of a contribution from one member of the Council.
But he also manages to take swift and practical action if the case requires it.
The studies from each of the Member States demonstrate that practical action at work is effective in the fight against this threat.
You are known to be a person who is in favour of decisive, practical action and we invite you to give us yet another further demonstration of it!
The EU must, by practical action, show that environmental matters are taken seriously and that fine words are also translated into actual decision-taking.
We have to take very urgent practical action to stop the earth from warming up any more than two degrees,