Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Finnish
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In tax policy terms Europe is a patchwork.
His face is a patchwork of skin and stitches.
It will be nothing more than a patchwork of ships.
Your life is a patchwork of blackness with no time forjoy.
To our ancestors, the sky was a patchwork of puzzles.
Your life is a patchwork of blackness with no time for joy.
On the contrary, the result will not be a patchwork of subsidies.
What is society but a patchwork of traditions I believe in tradition.
I believe in tradition. what is society but a patchwork of traditions.
A patchwork of international arrangements there covers a  kaleidoscope of ethnic diversity.
In fact the conventional European network is a patchwork of different systems.
That means a patchwork of different safeguards and provisions for processing personal data.
This is contrary to the“one-stop-shop” principle as it leads to a patchwork of competences.
Becomes a patchwork of colorful minerals Even a  simple black basalt rock spewed from a  volcano.
Even a  simple black basalt rock spewed from a  volcano becomes a patchwork of colorful minerals.
Secondly, Europe is characterised by a patchwork of administrative conditions for access to national markets.
In the dry season, the gigantic waterfall spanning 500 m turns into numerous small cascades separated by mossed rocks and trees,making it appear as a patchwork of verdant gardens.
This means that the internal market is still a patchwork of 27 different regulatory systems.
This leads to a patchwork of national VAT obligations and, in particular, VAT returns which require different types and volume of information.
Finally, a  revised Energy Taxation Directive with a  CO2 element would prevent a patchwork of national policies from creating obstacles and distortions in the Internal Market.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented from enjoying the benefits of a  digital Single Market.
Prohibiting tobacco products with characterising flavours and with increased toxicity or addictiveness is the preferred option.8This option would prevent a patchwork of national regulations and facilitate cross-border trade.
European anti-discrimination legislation is a patchwork which itself discriminates between the different grounds of discrimination.
A patchwork of anti-discrimination rules also has a  detrimental effect when it comes to drafting coherent legislation and also forms a  threat to what has been achieved in European equal treatment theory.
The result was a  divergence in national approaches that created a patchwork of procedures, legal uncertainty and a  substantial competitive disadvantage for the satellite industry in Europe.
And as Europe is a patchwork of different peoples and cultures, citizens need to operate in multicultural communities more and more often in their day-to-day life.
Such an  approach offers more cost-effective solutions to environmental problems around airports and avoids a patchwork of different noise requirements for operators who, by definition, operate an  international network.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented by solvable problems from enjoying the benefits of a  digital single market.
To meet the increasing demand for higher skilled workers whilst avoiding a patchwork of inefficient and competing Member state schemes,a  common policy on economic migration is essential.
Should there be a patchwork of reports or a  concept of a  single comprehensive one- like for example the concept Core& More18 proposed by the Federation of European Accountants(FEE) in 2015?