Examples of using Objectives can in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
However, these objectives can and do clash in the short term,
By stepping up targeted investments, and implementing pan-European, cross-sectoral, multi-dimensional programmes at European level, the objectives can be achieved more quickly.
strategic objectives can be seen as focused on the agenda as it may directly affect citizens within Europe.
In principle, therefore, there is no reason to believe that these objectives cannot be met, but it is impossible to know with certainty at this stage.
The Commission needs your full support to ensure that an ambitious cohesion policy to achieve Lisbon and Göteborg objectives can be implemented by 2007.
many of the EU's objectives can be reached through law
In this context national quantified objectives can be instrumental in making a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty.
Therefore, for reasons of scale and expected effects the objectives can be better achieved by action at the EU level.
This analysis showed that the objectives cannot be achieved by means of infringement policy
Thisshould make it possible to free up the forces that willbe necessary to support the Strategy so that the Lisbon objectives can be achieved by 2010.
Using their input, the Commission is better able to understand how these policies would operate in practice and to ensure that their objectives can be fully realised.
The guidelines aim to ensure that all risks connected to the achievement of the company's objectives can be identified and prevented.
specific program outcomes and objectives can be defined as well.
Addressing in a balanced manner potential trade-offs4 between economic and environmental objectives can bring forth“win-win” solutions
means and objectives can itself be a successful exercise in communications,
Shortcomings identified in the existing Union law cannot be addressed by the Member States acting individually, and the objectives cannot be sufficiently achieved at the national level;
how its original objectives can best be met.
Experience in countries that have moved to full market opening demonstrates that these objectives can be and are met under conditions of full competition,
goal-oriented way so our volunteers' and projects' objectives can be reached in a reasonable timeframe with a minimal amount of hassle for all involved.
Those countries where quotas are applied, where they were already being used 20 years ago- I am thinking here of Northern European countries- have indeed shown that our objectives can be achieved through this measure