Examples of using Enact in English and their translations into Finnish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Contracting Parties may enact national legislation that,
that promote market integration, enact structural reform in areas such as regulation,
should therefore aim to steer the policy decisively towards results and enact the reforms needed in order to achieve results, while cutting red-tape
to enable governments to formulate, enact and implement national labour legislation that adapts the international consensus of the ILO conventions to local realities, thus facilitating ratification
will have a unique chance to at last enact a law that will,
If, within the internal market framework, we enact laws relating to culture,
The Council also accepted that the Member States have to enact regulations whereby the newly-authorised service providers are obliged to make appropriate compensation payments to former service providers,
As regards the second, on the funding of parties, what is crucial in the first place is that we at last achieve the breakthrough and enact a legal basis enabling this chapter to be concluded in such a way that there is a quite unambiguous legal base on which funds can be allocated to this from the European Budget.
group to examine these matters and enact authoritative guidelines for cooperation.
thus dissociating the financing of direct measures from the insurance costs, as well as from any state aid in support of additional security measures that a Member State may enact.
Further open up professional services and enact the planned legislation
put into effect those things that the Commission proposes and we enact.
Parliament(eduskunta) enacts laws and decides upon the state budget.
A Community and patenting system must also be enacted within the Union.
is a procedure established in the treaty, for which a regulation must be enacted.
A general amnesty must be enacted by law.
regulations must be enacted by the State.
And like all other chauvinists, they must be challenged and appropriate laws enacted against them.
Portugal enacted a number of labour market reforms between 2011 and 2013.
Proper supporting legislation must therefore be enacted to enable European laws to be fully implemented.