Examples of using Greater efficiency in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission communication to the Council and the European Parliament-‘Towards greater efficiency in obtaining and enforcing judgements in the European Union'4 already took note of this connotation.
better governance and greater efficiency.
My second observation is also about seeking greater efficiency, in this case in order to prevent what I believe to be a misuse of that Committee.
Any restructuring of the sector should therefore be considered within the framework of the strategies for achieving ever greater efficiency and profits and not just as a result of duty-free sales.
Thirdly, the management passport is a vitally important new provision which will allow for greater economies of scale, greater efficiency and the reduction of red tape.
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cleaning of cooling system* Spherical combustion chamber delivers greater efficiency and power Cast iron cylinder liners for maximum engine durability.
We all know that Europe is hanging in the balance at present as regards reform and greater efficiency of Institutional procedure.
Opening the European internal gas market to competition will lead to greater efficiency and a strengthening of consumer rights as well as national regulators.
There are well-founded concerns that greater efficiency has been achieved at the cost of citizens' rights, and it is high
The actions proposed in this section provide steps towards a greater efficiency and wider take-up of on-line public services in the main fields of e-government, e-health and e-learning.
According to Commissioner Dimas, our share fell to 14% in 2006- a figure indicative not of greater efficiency on the part of Europeans but of an increase in the emissions of other industrialised nations.
enlargement is to achieve, as the rapporteurs have said, greater efficiency and greater democracy.
competition on generation and commercial levels should lead to reduced prices and greater efficiency.
it is important for this not just to mean rationalisation and greater efficiency.
it remains a means to achieve greater efficiency.
who want to see closer cooperation and greater efficiency in combating crime and in ensuring their security.
the new Treaty will mean that our common desire for greater efficiency can become a reality.
Greater efficiency in the use of natural resources has a major part to play in reconciling economic growth with the need to recognise the limits that the planetary boundaries place on the continued expansion of physical production and consumption.
I would reiterate that greater efficiency in the management of fishery resources and a financial support strategy for workers in this sector are essential priorities within this reform, and they must be implemented at a regional level.