Examples of using Take measures in English and their translations into Polish
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Member States may take measures for the conservation and management of stocks where such measures concern.
They must designate authorities which can take measures to prevent or restrict the marketing
They should also take measures to improve the efficiency of the administration with one-stop desk and regrouping different services.
CONVINCED that States should take measures for the proper exchange of information on
According to Article 296 TEC, Member States can take measures they consider necessary for the protection of their essential security interests.
you can take measures either to reduce or prevent the itchiness from aggravating.
Governments must take measures to ensure that the Roma participate as equals in society,
The Community may take measures in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as provided for in Article 5 of the Treaty.
Take measures to improve basic skills
Last but not least, we must take measures to encourage the private sector's involvement in European projects.
Take measures to improve significantly the cost-effectiveness
Member States may take measures concerning the right to deduct value added tax
Whereas Member States should take measures to ensure mutual assistance, if required, in carrying out investigations;
In order to promote a job-rich recovery we will need to make concrete reforms and take measures to support labour demand and job-creation in key sectors of the economy.
where a risk is identified, take measures to eliminate this risk.
But we have to take measures consistent with our legal framework,
Take measures to keep tight control over expenditure
it is necessary to make concrete reforms and take measures to support labour demand
Member States may take measures pursuant to paragraph 7 only if all of the following conditions are met.
too, must take measures to simplify the red tape involved with the common agricultural policy.
