Examples of using Such a process in English and their translations into Finnish
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I support the enlargement of the Union, but such a process cannot take place until key EU institutions,
Naturally, it is not our intention that such a process should cast a negative light on the processing of data.
Such a process has no room for aid for improving
Such a process should seek to establish an effective
The Commission believes that such a process could substantially improve mutual trust between Member States
Such a process would obviously have to respect the subsidiarity principle,
Therefore, to reply to the question raised by the honourable Member, I would note that we are not prepared to support such a process either politically or financially.
Such a process is also the only way to provide stability for Syria in the long term, by initiating a peaceful transition to democracy,
The fact that there is such a process, which is in no way automatic, means that there is a
The prime reason for opening accession negotiations with any country is to set such a process in motion, and this will only succeed if there is a minimum of confidence in the effectiveness of this process both within the Union and in the candidate country itself.
The problem of terrorism is not confined to Spain and, as Members of the European Parliament, we have an obligation to support such a process- one that is capable of providing a solution to a conflict that has caused the Spanish people deep suffering.
Such a process will enable us, in a few years from now,
Some signs that such a process has started are already visible:
Such a process will allow different partnerships of Member States to cooperate on those technologies of most interest to them, depending upon their preferred energy mix,
welcomes the idea of inviting international organisations such as the ILO to participate in such a process.
together with the High Representative and the Commission, to visit the countries directly concerned to determine the means by which the Union can foster the relaunch of such a process.
Such a process should take the form of a"joint initiative" between the CoR
against human rights' and there was no policy for granting pardons, such a process being'not automatic' in the words of the delegation.
Such a process could be considered similar to the introduction of quality aspects during the 1980s: