Examples of using Continue to benefit in English and their translations into Finnish
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BiH will continue to benefit from autonomous trade preferences.
The fulfilment of the public service broadcasting's mission must continue to benefit from technological progress;
Renewables would continue to benefit from to the current ETS legislation.
As in the Regulation currently in force, non-sensitive products will continue to benefit from duty-free access.
We trust that this work will continue to benefit from the support of the European Parliament.
I will be supporting various amendments that will ensure that oil andgas extraction can continue to benefit the Scottish and EU economies.
Louisa, please. We can continue to benefit from the prestige of an American celebrity.
The outermost regions, border regions, regions with specific geographical features, andother regions facing specific development challenges, should continue to benefit from specific provisions.
European consumers will continue to benefit from competitively priced imports from China.
A country that, at that point, would be in violation not only of international law butalso of the fundamental principles of the Cotonou agreements could not continue to benefit from the support of the European Union.
Consumers continue to benefit from falling call prices as more players enter the market.
Ensuring that the health andwellbeing of EU citizens continue to benefit from high degrees of environmental protection.
Consumers must continue to benefit from the positive health effects derived from consumption of fish and shellfish.
Areas such as South Yorkshire andMerseyside in the United Kingdom must continue to benefit if they need it, and if they are shown to need it.
Romania and Bulgaria continue to benefit from PHARE assistance and will see their national budget under the programme increase between 2004 and 2006.
Clearly, it is also important to stop the political andeconomic collusion from which the FDLR continue to benefit in the region and elsewhere in the world, including in our Member States.
Hence the need for industry to continue to benefit from those market opportunities through transforming and modernising to maintain its competitive advantage.
In the Single Market Review, the Commission therefore suggested a set of concrete measures,to ensure that citizens and businesses continue to benefit from the economic advantages created by the single market2.
New Objective 2 regions will continue to benefit from a sustained European commitment and sustained investment.
Promote the necessary measures to create appropriate conditions and to identify the policy challenges, in cooperation with Member States,to ensure that future developments in networks and Internet continue to benefit the economy, improve EU's competitiveness and serve the needs of citizens;
For the time being, Croatia will continue to benefit from autonomous trade preferences.
Bosnia and Herzegovina should continue to benefit from the autonomous trade preferences extended by the European Community.
It also means that the companies can no longer continue to benefit from the advantageous tax treatment granted by these tax rulings.
Investment is expected to continue to benefit from very favourable financing conditions, robust earnings and greater business efficiency.
This implies, for instance, that middle-income developing countries will continue to benefit from Community support to macroeconomic stability under appropriate social conditionality.
During this period, young farmers could continue to benefit from investment aid and would not be penalised for failing to comply with the standards clearly identified in the agricultural development plan.
This group of regions faces major challenges and must continue to benefit in future from special provisions regarding the implementation of European policies.
With the advent of open skies, we can continue to benefit from the goodwill we have received from hosting events such as the Tour de France, the Special Olympics and the Ryder Cup.
Teachers and staff involved in adult education,however, will continue to benefit through individual cross-border learning experiences both short- and long-term.
Products originating in theRepublic of Croatia and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia will continue to benefit from the provisions of this Regulation when so indicated or for any measures provided in this Regulation which are more favourable than the trade concessions provided for in the framework of bilateral agreements between the European Communities and these countries.