Esimerkkejä Has been rightly käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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That principle has been rightly secured by this judgment.
As a result, the veracity of their financial statements prior to the crisis has been rightly called into question.
This conflict, as has been rightly emphasised, in fact has a history of over a century.
Let the courts deal with whatever happened there, and with who has been rightly and wrongly sentenced or arrested.
Mr President, as has been rightly said the aim of this proposal is to create a Community-wide framework.
I fully support the Commission's commitment to whole-scale andfundamental reform, which has been rightly backed by the Committee on Fisheries.
As has been rightly pointed out, this can be done at the Intergovernmental Conference, but not under the current enabling clause.
At a gathering in which the Prophet was present,someone spoke saying,"Whosoever obeys Allah and His Messenger has been rightly guided, and whosever disobeys them both….
The Auto/Oil Programme has been rightly described as ground-breaking with the two industries, the automobile and the oil industries, working together.
At this stage, I have no reason to doubt the firm intention of the Turkish authorities to adopt andto implement a penal code that has been rightly revised for the reasons I have outlined.
As has been rightly emphasised, greater competitiveness of coal on the energy market depends on efficient exploitation of regional resources.
From this point of view, we cannot isolate the revitalization of the railway system from the other issues being examined by the European Union.I am thinking, for example, of the subject that has been rightly raised regarding the internationalization of costs.
The fact is that, as has been rightly pointed out, there is of course an imbalance between the commitments and the payments.
Therefore, I would like to thank the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development and in particular its rapporteur,Mrs Poisson, who has been rightly praised by various speakers for her constructive motion for a resolution as well as for the amendments she has proposed.
The whole report has been rightly critical of both the Commission and Member States for not doing more to implement existing energy-efficiency legislation.
There was a Dutch Commissioner criticised for her conflict of interest and there still is; there was a Hungarian Commissioner who was inadequate for Energy and who has been promoted to Taxation; there was an Italian Commissioner for Justice who has been rightly removed and another Commissioner, an Italian again, for Justice, to emphasise that the government of that country- whose Prime Minister has notorious judicial problems- needs to be protected by your Commission.
However, it has been rightly noted that the directive has not been transposed correctly in a number of countries, which have adopted more limited provisions.
Certainly, the effectiveness of public development aid is a complex issue, as has been rightly mentioned in the motion for a resolution, and it is made up of intertwined internal and international conditions and not just of the impact of individual projects and individual instruments.
As has been rightly noted, this proposed Regulation is not a price measure: indeed, the charges for transfers are not specified, and that means that, in theory, the charges for national payments could increase.
It should be added that a measure limiting the exercise of the right of free movement must, as has been rightly pointed out by the Romanian Government and the Commission as well as by the Advocate General in point 43 of his Opinion, be adopted in the light of considerations pertaining to the protection of public policy or public security in the Member State imposing the measure.
The importance of the Feira Summit has been rightly highlighted at this delicate stage in the process of European integration and I want to start by saying that the Commission expects this European Council to provide the political impetus for adapting the Union before the great enlargement.
Though TB in humans has been rightly tackled with full force by the EU in recent times, the bovine form of the disease, which results in millions of euro of lost revenue each year, should be seriously considered as we draft TB legislation for the future.
Unfortunately- as has been rightly said in this debate- some of our important negotiating partners, such as China and the United States, have not been able or willing to commit themselves as closely as the European Union has done, which, of course, had a detrimental impact on the negotiations.
Thanks to the pressure that the Italian Government has been rightly exerting for years, an extremely important proposal has finally arrived in Parliament that will be of great use to consumers, in particular: they will be better informed about the geographical origin of certain categories of products.
Issues such as violence against women have been rightly categorised as issues of human rights.
Several amendments made by the Maastricht Treaty to the EC Treaty have been rightly interpreted as potential improvements with a view to an integrated Community consumer policy.
That will certainly be an opportunity to deal with their possible inadequacies and shortcomings, some of which have been rightly pointed out this afternoon.
The rapporteur has made some leaps of faith, some of which have been rightly corrected by the political groups, but nothing has been able to address the tight constraints of the multiannual financial framework.
We accept this award gratefully and as a token of the fact that the principles andmethods we use in our work have been rightly chosen.
The Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) chose the goblet of milk anddrank from it whereupon Gabriel said,"You have been rightly guided and so will your nation" that is because wine is to be forbidden.