Examples of using Create confusion in English and their translations into Finnish
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This may create confusion for consumers.
But long-term stress can create confusion, too.
Can create confusion in the classroom.
Often the synonymous uses for different terms create confusion.
It will create confusion for consumers.
It also states current gift exemptions are“complex and create confusion”.
It may also create confusion in markets and costs and difficulties for market participants.
Parallel references to this cooperation in a Community measure are superfluous and create confusion.
The compulsory category names using generic terms create confusion and can mislead the consumer.
Too many people in the chain of communication of planning to final delivery andreporting can create confusion.
Staff" might create confusion, as the term is often used to identify just a small part of the workforce.
Christianity is tearing apart, andjust when we need unity most, you create confusion!
The Commission feels that this could create confusion from a legal point of view and thus cannot accept these amendments.
In the process of introducing euro coins it is important to avoid anything which could create confusion for the citizens.
This expression could create confusion, since it is now customary to refer only to developing countries and to the category of less-developed countries.
EHSR 3.1.3, 3.5, and3.9.1 are changed in order to remove requirements shown to be impracticable or that create confusion.
The rapporteur's amendments create confusion in the area of litigation and it would be wrong of us to vote for confusion in potential litigation cases.
The logo shall not be used in conjunction with comparative claimsconcerning other activities and services or in a way that may create confusion with environmental product labels.
There is a set of amendments which the Commission feels could create confusion because they introduce new terminology in an area where the language of the international fora, IMO, is well established.
I finally come to the various amendments that the Commission cannot accept because they do not in any way improve the text proposed and might create confusion regarding the meaning of some of the provisions.
Products falling under more than one directive may create confusion on the meaning, operation and procedures(including conformity assessment procedures) if these are different in the directives concerned;
What is more, in several Member States, the authority responsible for supervising such institutions is different from the one in charge of supervising the system itself,which would lead to an artificial division of powers and create confusion.
If you cannot see the whole, the partial vision, or we can say,a little that you see can create confusion, can create problems and some of them could be of a very, very serious nature.
The EU also needs a common view on minority issues in order to be able to defend itself and its Member States against outside pressures and provocations,where minority rights are used as weapons to sow division and create confusion.
If this does apply, we should call the Commission and national and local authorities to account. We should not,however, create confusion and adopt the course advocated by Mr Bösch, insisting that liabilities be itemised in detail.
Any extension of duties over and above the task of chairing meetings of the European Council and representing the Union in the contextof common foreign and security policy activities would inevitably change the institutional architecture agreed in the Convention and create confusion as to how responsibility was shared.
They also revealed that Article 6 confirming the exclusive nature of the jurisdiction determined under Articles 3,4 and 5 of the Regulation could create confusion and was superfluous as Articles 3, 4 and 5 describe in which circumstances a court has exclusive jurisdiction25.
Following the adoption by the Commission's accounting officer in December 2004, pursuant to Article 133 of the Financial Regulation, of the accounting rules and methods and the harmonised chart of accounts,the Title on presentation of the accounts and accounting should be updated to take out provisions which are no longer necessary and which may create confusion.
I agree with the measures put forward by the rapporteur, specifically as regards combating any ambiguity surrounding products' names,which could create confusion and a false understanding of organic products of consumers.
Notwithstanding the innovative nature of Leonardo measures and other features which distinguish them from other programmes(such as the European dimension of vocational training),any overlapping of objectives could create confusion, especially among project promoters.