Examples of using Freedom of action in English and their translations into Finnish
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The freedom of action given by a rate band would probably prove illusory since any Member State charging more than the minimum rate would put its traders at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis traders registered in Member States with lower rates.
Mr Gambari's return and reiterates its call on the government of Burma/Myanmar to afford him all possible assistance, access and freedom of action in order to carry out his mandate.
Political aid, enabling the Iraqi people to recover their sovereignty and freedom of action as quickly as possible,
Britain has to maintain its independence and freedom of action in this sphere.
in another way to limit their freedom of action will be counterproductive,
Europe has'occupied the space', reducing national freedom of action?
thereby helping to safeguard Europe's freedom of action in its external policies.
PT While noting with approval the restrictions introduced by the rapporteur on the European Commission's sphere of competence and freedom of action, limiting and adjusting its capacity to intervene in the area under consideration,
support and freedom of action for the defenders of human rights; to assist people
the range of economic cards left to play is largely reduced to public spending policy, but the freedom of action of the euro countries is restricted in this area too,
tasks do not reduce the Commission's freedom of action; and ensuring,
the technical standards are adapted, if we are given freedom of action, then we are ready to join with the industry in investing billions
flexibility and freedom of action for companies, on the one hand, and the need to protect the public on the other.
No other employer ever gives his employees such freedom of actions.
it also allows for freedom of action.
They decided that the resulting loss of sovereignty and freedom of action and the negative economic effects would far outweigh any supposed benefits.
the Member States remain fundamentally attached to their freedom of action to develop and adapt their cultural policy.
The various EU projects in this area allow citizens to experience Europe directly and bring the freedom of action characteristic of European policy down to a regional level.
Britain must have continue to have freedom of action and independence in these matters.
medium-sized enterprises need greater and simpler freedom of action, hence less bureaucracy,