Examples of using To the approach in English and their translations into Finnish
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In 2001, contrary to the approach followed previously, a framework programme was drawn up and the implementing contracts were awarded by negotiation.
Informal bilateral contacts with interested parties including the regulated professions have also resulted in favourable reactions to the approach detailed in the current proposal.
has been reached yet, on some important measures both institutions have expressed support to the approach.
I think that we should also give special recognition to the approach adopted by Commissioner Barrot, the Directorate-General concerned and the German Presidency.
This relates both to what happened- with the complete clarification of procedures adopted and responsibilities- and to the approach to future situations.
Brussels on 21 March, and there were heartfelt calls from Iranian exiles for a change to the approach of the regime in Iran.
This is the sphere in which we should participate responsibly, sticking, incidentally, to the approach of taking small steps.
dialogue with the relevant populations- indigenous and non-indigenous- are paramount to the approach that we want to take.
There is no reference to the approach to be followed in establishing appropriate indicators to measure the effectiveness of the different courses of action to ensure the objectives set out in the Commission's document are met.
We do, however, have one fundamental objection to the approach that has been outlined,
adapted the Commission's proposal to the approach that had been adopted in Regulation(EC)
a number of delegations considered that more work needed to be done at a technical level with regard to the approach to producer organisations with a dominant position in the market.
It also gave a new dimension to the approach sketched out during the 1997 budget procedure in connection with the SEM 2000 initiative by genuinely integrating the allocation of human
Andris Gobiņš added that the coordination group fully subscribed to the approach adopted by the Committee in its opinion
However, there is no more eloquent testimony to the approach that we have taken, whereby the whole
Mr Graf von Schwerin emphasised that the increase of expenditure under this item was due to the approach that had been taken by the budget group for several years
So the Commission can subscribe to the approach of the rapporteur and, apparently, the large majority in Parliament, in the sense that this initiative,
set out in Article 144 thereof, with the Commission and Parliament having taken the opportunity to make some changes to the approach they had adopted previously.
I can but be satisfied with the support provided by Parliament to the approach taken by the Commission in this first report on the state of affairs in the area of access to continuing training in the Union.