Speaking in Brussels, Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, said work on the pact would "translate the political intentions of the member states into concrete political action".
" In expressions using "to" to describe someone's intentions, translate the word to "a".
The option to change to more convenient appointment times, which fit around work commitments or other time constraints, may reduce these barriers to screening attendance for women with the intention to attend but who have in the past failed to translate this intention into behaviour.
The manifesto trumpeted an intention "to translate the customs, the ideas, the aspect of my time as I conceive of them" and thereby to rattle the existing social order.
Although parents want to be open with their child and share information about the use of a donor as well as about the offspring's right to identifying information about the donor, it is not always easy to translate this intention into practice (Daniels, 2004; Nordqvist and Smart, 2014).
However, the literature suggests that around 50% of people who intend to perform a health-related behaviour actually translate that intention into action.
With the help of algorithms and filters to smooth out anomalous signals, the computer can translate those intentions into instructions that can move a cursor or a wheelchair.
Now the organization, which typically redevelops properties that private developers might find unprofitable, is starting to translate those intentions into reality.
Understanding intention behaviour relations is important in physical activity (PA) research given the large number of people who intend to be active but fail to translate these intentions into behaviour.
But if the organista does lag slightly in translating the player's intentions into music, it also provides the eerie level of regularity and integrity that could only occur if an entire chamber orchestra played with as much synchronicity a single keyboardist's fingers wield.
