Esimerkkejä Are not merely käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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But you are not merely wealthy.
I am certain that the 700 orso colleagues who are absent are not merely enjoying a siesta.
The Burmans are not merely spectators to the scene;
Commissioner Verheugen has given it as his opinion that the Bene?Decrees are not merely a legal problem but a political and moral one.
These are not merely empty words with no real meaning.
I see Europe as a flourishing community, in which peace, prosperity andthe security of people and property are not merely political slogans but a reality.
Pictures are not merely light-sensitive silver nitrate on paper.
It is necessary to ensure that they will provide a real benefit to the citizen, and are not merely privileges supporting the vested interests of all the professions concerned.
These are not merely statements and announcements, ladies and gentlemen.
Small and medium-sized enterprises are not merely the driving force of economic growth.
We are not merely a community of money and markets; we are, first and foremost, one of values.
The stories of Blackweir, Dolan… are not merely ghost stories. told to children by firelight.
It is, and must continue to be, a fundamental value in the EU,just as the other values- human dignity, democracy etc- are not merely principles but fundamental values.
Human rights are not merely a tool to achieve other political goals.
It is quite obviously negligent to deny our current dependence on energy providers that are not merely foreign but owned by foreign states.
Animals are not merely products, nor are they simply commodities.
In Mr Duff's explanatory statement, it is rightly stated,although perhaps in not quite these words, that MEPs are not merely national MPs who happen to go abroad.
Commissioner, are not merely good intentions that you should take note of.
Many adherents of EMU on the Left have, of course, argued in favour of altering the nature of monetary union in such a way that the Central Bank is placed under democratic control andthat the goals of economic policy are not merely monetary.
These questions are not merely theoretical- they can also have an impact on very practical curriculum planning.
Greater effectiveness comes next, since most of the responses given by the institutions to requests in connection with the free movement of persons or with tackling organised crime orterrorism remain very vague when they are not merely theoretical declarations.
The baths are not merely a place for the Japanese to get clean- it is a place for them to also cleanse their souls.
The last point that I wanted to make to you is that, for persons who are completely immobile and only able to speak perhaps by moving their eyes,technologies such as these are not merely a concern or an aid, but are a means of achieving a fundamental civil right, that of freedom of expression.
You see these wolves are not merely wolves with sharp fangs, they are rabid and when they bite once, their bite is deadly.
At a historical moment, when the EU faces challenges in terms of social and economic progress, and when it also feels the need to re-shape the institutional framework that governs its workings,Parliament can hopefully take on new competences within the scope of this policy that are not merely consultative.
I accept that these are not merely crumbs on the table, they are significant slices of reform but we must grasp this opportunity to do more.
If we want to fulfil the Lisbon Strategy, then all of the actors involved, in the public and private sectors, at regional, national and Community levels, will each have to make a contribution through complementary and synergistic measures, anddevelop systems that are not merely political but consistent and mutually compatible.
Structural Funds for cohesion countries are not merely a matter of philanthropy, but are also in the interests of the richer countries.
The statistics are not merely numbers, they are family tragedies, they are children who are left orphans, they are people who die who could have been saved.
To this end, we have also introduced the option of creating new assessment criteria that are not merely technical, but can also be used to measure performance on subjects of general interest, such as the environment, safety and health risks.