Übersetzung für "Bewusst entscheiden" in Englisch

They need to be able to take informed decisions.

They need to be enabled to take informed decisions.

What people consciously decide to do is a cause of their behavior.

Everyone can make the conscious decision to enjoy his or her own life.

It’s about making a conscious decision.

It must specifically decide which goods are to be stored where.

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Conscious awareness, confident decisions,

So you can consciously decide that you're going to perceive motion there.

It actually means consciously deciding what is important and what isn't.

No matter what they will choose to be when they grow up, people should make informed decisions.

Right now, it's all about consciously choosing to stand in our One Being.

Food labels give information about the additives present so that consumers can make informed choices.

We urgently need feasible, mandatory country of origin labelling so that consumers can make an informed decision as to which foods they buy from which region.

That is why we have revised Directive 18/2001/EC to include better risk assessment and better information, so that consumers can make an informed choice.

As policy-makers and legislators we have a clear responsibility to provide a high level of safety for European citizens and to enable them to exercise choice.

We must have proper food labelling; it must be clear, so that wherever consumers shop they can make a clear choice about what they wish to buy.

In fact, with regard to television programmes too, it is important for children to be able to make informed choices and for their parents to be able to help them in this.

Players make conscious decisions throughout play to commit their characters towards actions that support or negate Humanity, often risking it in the process of acquiring or utilizing the power of demons.

Since the cornerstone of the instrument is freedom of choice, the rules applicable in the absence of a choice should be as precise and foreseeable as possible so that the parties can decide whether or not to exercise their choice.

The differing national transparency provisions relating to premiums (See Analytical report, Section 3.2) also justify harmonisation in order to ensure legal security and to allow consumers to make informed decisions.

The EU consumer policy strategy 2007 - 2013 underlined that allowing consumers to make informed choice is essential both to effective competition and consumer welfare.

It is also an option, however, for those who are able to access the goods and services market in the normal way, but who consciously choose not to do so, out of commitment to their personal values.

All these rules seek to protect the consumer by ensuring that the discount is “real” and presented in such a manner that the consumer can take an informed decision as to whether or not the relevant discount makes it worthwhile to purchase the promoted product or service.

It is clear that marking equipment with its guaranteed sound power level will enable consumers and users to make an informed choice of equipment.