Translation of "Personal zur verfügung stellen" in English

We will make available the staff that enlargement requires.

Would you order him to place all his Palestinian... administrative personnel at my disposal while loading?

Over the years the Swedish Government has continuously tried to obtain clarification from the Soviet Union on the fate of Mr Wallenberg.

The Council should make the appropriate means and staff available to the Commission.

With the new proposal Member States would put more equipment and more personnel at the Agency's disposal.

According to the statements in the final document, Canada will contribute personnel to the EUPOL mission.

Several banks will deploy additional staff for cash operations in branches during the dual circulation period.

What we have done in this regard is to take a responsible position so that we have not only made more staff and resources available to ourselves, but that we have also, in a very targeted way, granted the Committee of the Regions and the Economic and Social Committee a certain increase in funds, albeit not everything they asked for, because, of course, they too have greater labour requirements on account of additional competences resulting from the Treaty of Lisbon.

As far as past experience is concerned, namely the proper deployment of appropriations, we have made a gesture by increasing OLAF staff numbers.

I think that we need to act on this issue in the interests of the competitiveness of our enterprises, and an offer of manpower such as this may be a means to do so.

I should like greater clarification in this regard, as it is not right, of course, that Member States who provide material and manpower should have to bear the full burden.

However, there were also licensed broadcasters which did not broadcast their own programmes as well as facility companies which supply equipment including camera systems as well as crews to their customers and, finally, rental companies which provide camera and other equipment to various customers.

Firstly this involves cooperation with the European Commission which - we may assume – will provide not only the resources but also the instruments and staff needed for this.

The ESS ERIC shall make an arrangement with each Host Institution specifying the terms upon which the Host Institution may deliver any such services or products or make available such personnel to the ESS ERIC at its headquarters (which shall be the central offices of the ESS ERIC at which the Director and one Deputy Director shall be located) (‘Headquarters’).

This is the task to which we must commit ourselves and it is to achieve this goal that we must provide the Commission with all the resources it needs in terms of staff and equipment.

However, with the increase in Internet crime, this is not possible with the available staff and the limited funding it gets so that, in the next three years by which we have extended the mandate, we need to think about what tasks ENISA should take on in the future and what role it can play, and then we will need to provide appropriate staff and funding.

In the Court of Justice's budget we have a refusal by the Committe on Budgets to accept all the staff requested by the Court of Justice and backed by the Legal Affairs Committee.

As a result of the initiative taken by Mr Berkhouwer with regard to the desperate plight of the refugees in Somalia, the Commission provided the European Parliament with more specific information. Today, Mr Marshall's report provides an overall picture which, admittedly, is very concise, but the proposals, we feel, fall short of the suggestions in the resolution we tabled in December 1979.

In these circumstances we believe that it is of the greatest importance for the Community and the affected Member States to make available to the Government of Namibia all the economic, technical and human resources necessary for accurate and rapid evaluation of the resources.

Expenditure was lower than the budget estimates, because for a particularly demanding programme the institutions were unable to spare the numbers of staff necessary to receive as many visitors as would have been desirable.

So, what I need you to do is leave this office immediately and hand your entire staff over to me.

If the Member States decide, in agreement with ourselves, that 25% of ships are to be monitored on the basis of port state control, then they must also make the necessary personnel available.