crack on | carry a press of sail

capacity to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union

to ensure that the use of force is commensurate with the needs for enforcement

give give

basis weight [ basic weight | substance | sub | substance weight ]

break through (to) | penetrate (to) | invade (to) | march into (to)

The sector concerned is being allowed to propose legislation; the usual provisions go into the bill, and we are told what is in the schedule—the standards established by the sector concerned—will have force of law.

The support of the EIB will also trigger growth in jobs – the increased service level of the upgraded metro line will require more train operators.

Migrants, particularly women, are often the prime victims of forced labour, and criminalising their legal status if their papers are not in order, or criminalising the work that they are forced to do (of the USD 150 billion in profits derived from forced labour, two thirds is the fruit of sexual exploitation), makes it impossible for them to access legal resources which could otherwise enforce their rights.

welcome the unilateral commitment by Georgia not to use force to restore control over the regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, as declared by President Saakashvili to the European Parliament on 23 November 2010 and call upon Russia to reciprocate the commitment to the non-use of force against Georgia; welcome Georgia's Strategy on Occupied Territories and Action Plan for Engagement as an important tool for reconciliation and stress the need for enhanced dialogue and people-to-people contacts with the local populations of Abkhasia and South Ossetia in order to make reconciliation possible;