Übersetzung für "Ausreichend zeit haben" in Englisch

This should be time enough to see the programme through.

Always make sure that you have plenty of time to transfer.

We will make sure you have enough time to make any changes.

You should have some time to properly enjoy your free spins.

Thus, your body will have enough time to cool down.

The Member States should have sufficient time to set up their national websites.

Moreover, if this is the case, the premises will have time to dry.

Such a device would not allow for the gas to affect the whole ship in sufficient time.

Should you have time, we suggest taking the back roads.

Traditional metrology has the luxury of time whereas inline inspection does not.

If you have enough time, you can bicycle across parts of the USA and enjoy the scenery.

At the European Council in Helsinki it was the Council' s opinion that a decision on the Intergovernmental Conference should be arrived at quite quickly, and, if possible, by the end of next year, so that there will be time to ratify the agreements and enlargement can get under way.

As I understand it, we are facing such constitutional questions with regard to Treaty changes that, as national parliaments ratify these sorts of decisions, we will have to have sufficient time to debate the issues in the Member States and we will have to involve national parliaments in these reforms.

In today's vote, the ECR therefore supports all proposals that will result in individual Member States having sufficient time to implement the extensive retraining of workers, to organise the removal and elimination of environmental burdens associated with coal extraction, and also to be able to absorb all of the social upheavals in time.

Mr President, on a point of order, regarding my request on behalf of my group, the ECR Group, to postpone the vote that Mr Schulz called for to 15.00 to give us enough time to understand what this was all about.

Parliament and the Council must, among other things, have sufficient time available to exercise the right to object to planned regulations.

We will have plenty of time to discuss the timing and how to calibrate the various instruments at the different stages, but I agree on the concept that we need initially to address the structural imbalances that weigh heavily on our sector today.

I believe it is important to ensure that the changes take place in a controlled way, to allow all players involved the time to adjust and to guarantee the rights of all consumers.

Mrs Zorba, the guidelines you refer to will be adopted by the Bureau in September and between now and then the groups will have plenty of time to discuss them.

We will have plenty of time to discuss this report before it comes back to Parliament.

No major projects are being contemplated for 2007, which should provide us with enough time to carry out an in-depth stocktaking exercise and enable us to examine and evaluate critically and objectively what needs to be done in the coming years.

I hope that at the beginning of next year we will have enough time to consult with the relevant parliamentary committee and the Council about proposed candidates.

It is appropriate to allow a transitional period for producers whose products have been awarded the EU Ecolabel for wooden furniture on the basis of the ecological criteria set out in Decision 2009/894/EC, so that they have sufficient time to adapt their products to comply with the revised ecological criteria and requirements.

In order to provide the necessary time for business operators to completely remove the residues of diphenylamine in storage facilities, it is appropriate to maintain those temporary MRLs, which will be reviewed.

When the intermediary processes and transmits information on corporate events, the intermediary shall ensure, where necessary, that the shareholders have sufficient time to react to the information received in order to comply with the issuer deadline or record date.

Nevertheless, the EESC would emphasise that national parliaments must be given sufficient time to give their opinions.

TheQIS5 reveals that there is an urgent need for a consistent transitional concept (phase-in / phase-out), so that companies and supervisors have sufficient time to prepare themselves accordingly.

The EESC is critical of this in as much as the emergency legislative procedure introduced under interinstitutional agreements through the trilogue (rules 73 and 77 of the agreement at first reading) has been speeded up such that citizens, businesses and the interest groups concerned no longer have enough time to assert their analyses, reservations and proposals.

The application of the authorisation and recognition requirements of this Regulation should be deferred in order to provide CSDs established in the Union or in third countries with sufficient time to apply for authorisation and recognition of their activities provided for in this Regulation.

Therefore, the rules on reuse provided for in this Regulation should apply, for example, to collective investment undertakings and depositories or clients of investment firms only insofar as no more stringent rules on reuse are provided for in the legal framework for collective investment undertakings or for safeguarding of client assets constituting a lex specialis and taking precedence over the rules contained in this Regulation.