Examples of using Prompt action in English and their translations into Swedish
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As a result, specific and prompt action to increase the credibility and coherence of the system is now the goal of the European Commission and the Council.
Parliament passed resolutions containing recommendations for the prevention of, and prompt action on, natural risks which, unfortunately, have not been implemented effectively.
If these monitoring programmes show that Community levels have been exceeded, prompt action must be taken in order to prevent molluscs from reaching the consumer.
Recent scientific opinions pointed out that prompt action is needed in the following areas:
The facts convincingly demonstrate that prompt action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is required, and that we must limit warming to
the Council to take prompt action, so that the Council reassesses the proposal to make implementation of the European Solidarity Fund simpler,
Prompt action is required to translate the political agreement reached into action,
its willingness to take prompt action to remedy most of the shortcomings noted by the Court of Auditors in these reports.
the time constraints imposed on it render it impractical where a failure to implement Community law requires prompt action to safeguard feed and food safety.
The 2003 report contains many examples of the institutions taking prompt action to settle cases brought to their attention
Should this new awareness not be matched by prompt action, the Union would be right to examine radical measures which make Member States pay for their negligence in managing the transit system.
The SSC's evaluation stated that prompt action was needed to reduce the overall use of antimicrobial agents in a balanced way in all areas: human medicine, veterinary medicine, animal production and plant protection.
the University will take prompt action to end the offending conduct,
its willingness to take prompt action to remedy most of the shortcomings noted by the Court of Auditors in the reports in question.
On 27 October 1999, this House called for prompt action regarding the fair treatment of third-country nationals legally residing in the Member States,
The rapporteur pointed out that thanks to its prompt action(the ESC had already concluded its work whereas the EP had yet to appoint its rapporteurs) and to the clarity of the document,
where it has been observed that prompt action and operations reduce the number of deaths,” she says.
Emergency means a non-routine situation or event that necessitates prompt action primarily to mitigate a hazard or adverse consequences for human health
If it were not for the prompt action by the Portuguese Government
Mindful of the lessons of the 1930s, they wanted to ensure prompt action by the United Nations to safeguard peace