Esimerkkejä Has of course käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Madde has of course got also her own page.
The economic and financial crisis has of course already been mentioned.
This has of course been a historic year for south-east Europe.
The question of prior authorisation has of course been an extremely important one.
My group has of course discussed the effects that these publications and figures have had. .
First: the introduction of the euro has of course been an important achievement.
Our group has of course also been concerned about the potential for simplifying matters and the possibilities for preventing fraud.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights, which has become a legal component of the Treaty, has of course its own great significance.
Mr McCreevy has of course always opposed that model.
There are several tips andpointers in how to gain full capacity form every type of aliment and broccoli has of course its own.
A Member State has of course the right not to accept decisions.
More specifically, on the Ombudsman's draft recommendation in this case,the Commission has of course submitted a detailed opinion to him.
The rapporteur has of course accepted it, and hence speaks about‘managing migration.
Otherwise, the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon in the Czech Republic has of course proceeded fully in accordance with the Czech constitution.
The Commission has of course not allowed this very important issue to disappear from view.
We have been practising living with this adorable bundle for a week now, andupdating this blog has of course had only secondary priority.
Looking back, a lot has of course happened, even if it is not enough.
We do know that the biggest stumbling block so far has been subsidies and the Farm Bill in the United States and that Europe has of course suffered under increased world market prices.
This possibility has of course existed for many decades3 and is used actively.
The subnational government system of provinces and municipalities has largely remained intact, butthe context of this system has of course changed drastically since 1993.
The Special Court for Sierra Leone has of course set a precedent, as has already been mentioned here.
That has of course enabled us to influence the budget deliberations in Brussels, and that I regarded as a very good thing.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,the Commission has of course followed the whole election process in Peru, and with mounting concern.
Poland has of course removed all control points and consequently in my province alone we have shut down as many as 55 border crossings.
As we know, the agenda will be dominated by the important topic of enlargement and also, in this connection, the subject of Kaliningrad,in which the European Parliament has of course taken a great interest.
That possibility has of course existed for years, but now we really can make use of it and we must.
Many businesses in the new Member States that had not consolidated their position in the market went bankrupt as a result of competitive pressure from businesses in the older Member States, butbusiness activity has of course not decreased.
Starting with the SIS II, this has of course- and I am the first to recognise this- been a long saga, as somebody said.
Hong Kong has of course been an entrepôt for exports to mainland China for generations but recently, since the reforms in mainland China in 1978, these have risen about 500.
Our counter-terrorism coordinator, Gijs de Vries has of course pointed out on quite a few occasions of there being too much talk and too little action.