Examples of using An informal in English and their translations into Finnish
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We had an informal little gang.
This is where people can meet our real estate agents in an informal, yet hygienic setting.
It's just an informal get-together.
When I meet the American and, I hope also, the Russian ministers in a few days, therefore,I shall be pressing for an informal ministerial meeting in Tokyo.
It's sort of an informal halfway house.
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An informal ad hoc SME reflection group composed of 10 experts with diverse experience and backgrounds.
I welcome your start with an informal working group in the Council.
An informal European Expert Group of Public Employment Services had previously existed since 1997, providing input to the Commission on employment issues.
Most of these small firms also have an informal organisational structure.
It is an informal European Council.
At the European Council in Finland in 2006, an informal Tripartite Social Summit took place.
We will hold an informal European Council in Brussels tomorrow to prepare the EU's common position.
In the committee, we looked, of course, at the Commission's proposal, debated it and, in time,had an informal tripartite discussion with a view to reaching agreement.
Make sure it remains an informal European Council, Mr President; that is what we expect of you.
Among American Muslims, a small minority of around 50,000 to 100,000 people are estimated to live in families with a husband maintaining an informal polygamous relationship.
Recognition of the value of an informal educational experience acquired in a European context.
An informal European Expert Group of Public Employment Services(PES) exists since 1997, providing timely and useful input to the Commission on employment issues.
In April 2002, the Hague Conference decided to set up an informal working party to prepare a more limited draft relating mainly to choice-of-forum clauses.
During an informal working breakfast, the Ministers held an open and practical discussion on key issues surrounding pension systems, on the basis of a Presidency working paper.
Among the amendments andinnovations I opposed was an amendment to create an informal and powerless monitoring group in the European Parliament to scrutinise programmes.
In January 2015, an informal working group consisting of a number of parliamentary chambers met in Brussels to discuss the Commission's 2015 work programme.
The Council took note of ongoing work on the EU's budgetary framework for the 2007-13 period,following an exchange of views at an informal ministerial meeting on 7 December.
For some years now, an informal working group has been working on herbal medicines at the European Medicines Evaluation Agency.
To further develop the implementation process of UNCLOS and the regulation of ocean affairs per chapter 17 of Agenda 21,the UN General Assembly established an informal consultative process.
During Cyprus's Council Presidency, an informal Ministerial Conference on IMP will be a major stepping stone towards this goal.
It took note of the presidency's intention to present comprehensive proposals, covering both revenue and expenditure, in advance of an informal ministerial meeting to be held in Brussels on 7 December.
As you know, this reinforced coordination has an informal and structural dimension and does not prejudice the responsibilities assigned to the ECOFIN Council by the Treaties.
The time-scale of and approach to further development of space policies in the short term which could be discussed and undertaken jointly with the ESA,possibly via an informal"Space Council";
This is why I also welcome the initiative to hold an informal European Council on 11 February to have a first discussion at Head of State or Government level.
Certain cooperation andcoordination measures between Europol, the Commission and the ECB have been taken in preparing initiatives against counterfeiting of the euro through an informal steering group established by these bodies.