Examples of using Time to adapt in English and their translations into Finnish
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In the latter case especially it is necessary to allow the equipment manufacturer time to adapt his product to the design of the engine.
postal actors have been given time to adapt their organisations to the new situation.
Make it a highly recommended service pack- give vendors time to adapt and start pushing it to OEM's as the default- that's exactly what they will do with Vista
as a question of principle, no long-term derogation is necessary as the manufacturers have ample time to adapt in the case of safe alternative chemicals without the need to introduce a risky precedent in safety directives.
Rather, the relevant decisions recognize the sensitivity of certain questions concerning the constitutional laws of individual Member States and allow them time to adapt themselves to new conditions arising from the creation of a common area of freedom and law.
Grant an extra 6 month period, after transposition into national law, for the effective application of the MiFID in order to allow firms sufficient time to adapt their systems and internal procedures
with industry being given sufficient lead time to adapt to change.
In order to give MS sufficient time to adapt and re-organise their national procedures in line with the proposed time limits,
approach is proposed in order to leave sectors affected adequate time to adapt without compromising the long-term environmental benefits.
on all parties involved being given the time to adapt.
transitional period of 8 years, giving producers time to adapt;
This Directive seeks to contribute to the objective of a high level of environmental protection in accordance with the principle of sustainable development in the most economically efficient manner while providing installations adequate time to adapt and providing for more favourable treatment of specially affected persons in a proportionate manner to the maximum extent compatible with the other objectives of this Directive.
providing extensive evidence that an extension of the deadline for the application of the Directive is essential to allow market participants sufficient time to adapt systems and procedures to comply with the MiFID;
is proposed to allow operators sufficient time to adapt or to apply for a continuation of their full exemption following a specific procedure provided for under article 8(4)
allow firms sufficient time to adapt their systems and internal procedures so as to comply with the requirements of
acknowledge that some third countries may need more time to adapt and implement a solvency regime that would fully satisfy the criteria for being recognised as equivalent,
It takes time to adapt.
It will take time to adapt.