Esimerkkejä Contradict each other käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Even if they contradict each other?
Mitigation of climate change, andadaptation to it may also contradict each other.
These two ideas contradict each other.
Thus the conditions of production arising out of the nature of capital itself contradict each other.
These provisions contradict each other.
In the Gospels, information is often duplicated, andhistorical sources contradict each other.
They complement each other, sometimes overlap each other and even contradict each other, and here we are today amending a directive before it is even applicable.
We must ensure that capital formation andold-age pensions complement rather than contradict each other.
The following texts contradict each other.
There is no point in the European Union talking about the need for a common energy policy if the Member States' actions contradict each other.
Those 2 statements contradict each other.
Amidst the enormous flood of reports it is almost impossible to see what the Commission's vision is,because in various ways those reports contradict each other.
These two approaches contradict each other.
Both these Courts have the authority to act in the area of breaches of human rights andthere are some rulings where the two bodies contradict each other.
And all the legends contradict each other.
As the great majority of EElGs consist of members from more than two countries,it is clear that these different interpretations can contradict each other.
It is a pity that they contradict each other.
Their versions of events totally contradict each other, whether it is in forensic evidence, ballistic evidence or the very arguments that they put forward.
An oxymoron is when two words contradict each other.
I therefore call on Parliament's leadership to ensure that our legislative work is better coordinated so thatwe do not again end up in a situation in which the committees propose amendments that contradict each other.
The three synoptic Gospels are similar, though they contradict each other on a number of significant events.
Too frequently, policies aim to increase either flexibility for enterprises or security for workers; as a result,they neutralise or contradict each other.
The current situation,which can be characterised by the co-existence of two texts which in places contradict each other- Regulation(EC) No 1321/2004 and Regulation(EC) No 683/2008- is unsatisfactory from a legal point of view.
However, the analysis of the information relating to this country gives me the impression that there are numerous centres of power which are unable to act jointly and contradict each other.
Because these two eternal thoughts of God contradict each other, it seems clear to him that, in God's bosom, there is likewise a synthesis of these two thoughts in which the evils of monopoly are balanced by competition and vice versa.
Reviews of people who accepted it, sometimes contradict each other.
This would involve a substantial, excessive and disproportionate effort with no guarantee of success; in addition to which,these agreements might not only differ but could actually contradict each other.
Amendment No 1, which has been approved and tabled by the Committee on Agriculture andAmendment No 5 from Mr Fantuzzi contradict each other; they are not compatible.
In the case of compulsory insurance, the law of the Member State in which the risk is situated andthe law of the Member State imposing the obligation to take out insurance contradict each other, the latter shall prevail.
Mr President, on behalf of my group, I would like to say that, much as we could endorse a lot of what is in it, this report is, as a whole,unbalanced; parts of it make no sense and contradict each other, and everything is repeated time and time again.