Examples of using Swift action in English and their translations into Finnish
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that I am impressed by both the Commission's and the Council's swift action and resolve on this issue.
have the courage to take swift action as soon as problems are identified.
Secondly, in terms of looking at the reaction so far, I applaud the swift action by the Commission and the Member States to give immediate aid.
I also welcome this decision to take swift action to promote our representative offices in the region,
At the time, the Commission wanted to take swift action and irradiate far more foods than simply herbs and spices.
Third and finally we want to see swift action to tackle the scandal of flags of convenience which are a disease,
appropriate and swift action when they were aware that there was a problem.
who has taken swift action.
To ensure that swift action is taken, today the Commission
Furthermore, a Regulation allows swift action and minimises the transposition-related administrative burden for Member States, while preventing any further regulatory
associated with animal welfare, we would expect swift action from the Commission so that we can be sure that animals are treated in a decent manner.
Regulation 2006/2004 on cooperation regarding consumer protection will allow national competent authorities to take swift action for dealing with ruthless and unfair cross-border traders, wherever they might be in the European Union.
permitting targeted and swift action to combat specific types of fraud.
I welcome the swift action by the Commission and the Member States in securing deposits
the Member States to take swift action to prevent UTPs by establishing an EU harmonised network of enforcement authorities with this aim,
it is essential that we should immediately set up a European civil protection structure with the capacity to take swift action to deal with any eventuality that may affect our countries
firstly, identifying threats and taking swift action by military as well as non-military means;
for large projects in the energy sector and the high need for replacement capacity over the next decade, swift action will be required, in particular in the form of a suitable legal framework that promotes the increase in generation capacity.
most practical approach that will allow Europe to take swift action to support the emergency efforts and reconstruction in the
The swift action of the Council of Europe has given these principles concrete legal backing,