Examples of using It invited in English and their translations into Finnish
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It invited the Commission and the Member States to continue their work on this topic in the appropriate bodies.
It invited the Commission to assess progress on its recommendations at its next annual review in March 2003.
It invited the Commission to monitor progress in implementation regularly, notably in its Annual SAP Reports
It invited the Commission to present at the earliest possible date a fiche financiere on the basis of the ongoing plan for the restructuring of ECMM.
It invited the Commission to quickly develop a single integrated indicator to allow a better monitoring of progress in innovation.
It invited the Commission, in consultation with Member States
It invited the Cooperation Committee to take further steps with a view to implementing the outstanding items in this programme.
It invited the Council and the Commission to further explore the feasibility of a new EU-China framework agreement and possible cooperation on
It invited the HR/SG and the Commission to submit a further report on the state of these preparations.
It invited the incoming Presidency
It invited the next Presidency to finalise the well-advanced work in order to allow for a decision.
It invited the Permanent Representatives Committee to examine the draft common positions provided by the Commission with a view to arriving at common positions of the European Union.
It invited the Permanent Representatives Committee to prepare the dossier with a view to reaching a general approach at its meeting in June.
It invited the Presidency and Commission, in close consultation with Member States, to continue the necessary preparation on the European strategy for the Association Council.
It invited the Special Co-ordinator to present a report on this ahead of the June 2003"Zagreb Process" Summit in Thessaloniki.
It invited the Stability Pact to continue its important role in complementing the regional co-operation element of the SAP in accordance with the Thessaloniki Agenda.
As a first step, it invited the Commission to submit a proposal on the establishment of common application centres.
On 11 July 2001, it invited reactions from interested parties to a consultation document in which it presented its preliminary views.
For this reason it invited the Commission, in its next progress reports,
The European Council also added that the Union should endeavour to contribute to the current debate in a coordinated manner and it invited the Commission and the Council to continue the work in that direction.