Examples of using An orientation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Is there an orientation?
Forming an orientation basis for the studies of applied anatomy of the professional subjects.
It's like a… Like an orientation.
It's an orientation of the spirit.
The villa consists of 6 bedrooms,each with a bathroom and an orientation overlooking the sea.
People also translate
I got an orientation meeting I gotta get to.
You can use the Divis Flats at the top of the Falls Road as an orientation point, but do not enter the flats.
It's an orientation. It's not a race.
Then DG Environment confirmed that there had been no withdrawal, butthat there was to be an orientation debate.
I'm sorry it's an orientation, it's not a race.
The description of objectives for the different countries covered under the regulation establishes regional priorities and provides an orientation for the programming process.
I sent you an orientation pack. A big blue folder?
Pending the adoption of the European Parliament's opinion on this proposal, the Council intends to hold an orientation debate on the issue at the next Transport' Council meeting on 17 June 1997.
Such an orientation could have considerable implications for the way Galileo develops and for its cost-effectiveness.
FR Madam President, Commissioner,we are here in an orientation debate and the European Parliament wanted to make you pass on a message.
An orientations paper for multi country programmes was prepared and agreed for the first time in 1994, setting the priorities for multi country funding during the course of the year.
The student creates an orientation basis for advanced studies.
An orientation based on a free market economy and international interaction has led in India toa strengthening of the economy's external situation and has accelerated GDP growth.
In order to promote cooperation between OCTs,ACP/neighbouring countries and Outermost Regions, an orientation note was drawn up to encourage common projects funded by the EDF and the European Regional Development Fund ERDF.
The year 2000 has seen major developments in the European policy with the eEurope initiative providinga driving force towards an Information Society and with the“European Research Area” providing an orientation for future framework.
Furthermore, a tile has an orientation in the plane so that rotations and reflections of the tile may not be allowed.
The Commission issued a Communication on 3 September 2004 on« strengthening economic governance and clarifying the implementation of the Stability and Growth Pact»in which it provided an orientation for the future setup of the Stability and Growth Pact and suggested enhancing its economic underpinnings and strengthening its credibility and enforcement.
The financial programming provides an orientation for future years, remains indicative in nature and, as such, does not prejudge any decision the Commission or the budgetary authority might take in future annual budgetary procedures.
This structure simply means that the tangent space at each point has an inner product(more generally, a symmetric nondegenerate form) and an orientation, or more globally that there is a symmetric nondegenerate metric tensor and an orientation, and works because vector calculus is defined in terms of tangent vectors at each point.
At the same time, such an orientation should build on the legal framework set by the Stability and Growth Pact and take account of broader fiscal sustainability concerns, which is particularly relevant for certain Member States.
These common criteria provide an orientation for the decisions that continue to be the responsibility of the national authorities.
You are often indoctrinated or given an orientation to know how these work for them, and these constitute their culture and system.
At the same time it is understood that an orientation is emerging, which for the moment seems to me quite clear, by which a large majority of Member States would not want to go beyond the 1.27% finance ceiling which was fixed up until 2006.
But at the last Fisheries Council there was an orientation debate, where some Member States, including Italy and others, seemed to show more openness. The Fisheries Council was only held five days ago and the Commission undertook to evaluate the political feasibility of a new proposal.
Moreover, the Bureau also adopted on 20 January 2015 an Orientation note concerning the cooperation between the EESC and the new European Commission which aimed at proposing ways of improving the bilateral cooperation with the new European Commission and on the basis of the Protocol on cooperation between the EESC and the EC of 2012.