Examples of using Different in nature in English and their translations into Finnish
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So each procedure is different in nature.
Different in nature and their duration types of arrhythmia can be caused by various disorders in the body.
It must be established clearly that commercial services are different in nature from public ones.
Abdominal pains are different in nature, but you should always consult a doctor.
It must be emphasized that all the favorable andunfavorable trends are different in nature and force of impact.
Her body goes through so different in nature processes that no other creature to deal with it all could not have.
It has to be recognized that the seventeen countries which have been selected for the strategy are very different in nature.
E long-term challenges facing Europe today are different in nature and shape, and require new types of response.
External and intra-Community trade is affected partly by supranational and partly by national bans and restrictions,which are different in nature.
Each of these instruments is different in nature and is prepared and implemented according to specific procedures.
The Commission introduced separate draft regulations for EuVECA and EuSEF,as these two types of funds are different in nature.
As the work involved in each case is very different in nature, combining them makes it difficult to manage resources.
FR The questions raisedconcerning environmental liability and specific liability in the area of maritime transport are different in nature despite appearances.
Things are very different in nature: you can make light lacy, feminine thing, and can be masculine, aggressive, taut as an arrow.
Clearly the challenges posed by the forthcoming extensive enlargement are different in nature and scale than those presented by any previous enlargement.
It is certainly to be expected that the same group will stage another demonstration duringtomorrow's vote on the topic concerned, but it will be quite different in nature.
Public and private sector procurement are quite different in nature- but both can lead the way in purchasing behaviour and influence take-up.
The EESC does not agree that the principle of independence should be replaced by the vague"principle of impartiality", which has other,less specific content and is different in nature.
Although those situations highlight shortcomings that are completely different in nature, they both create obstacles which impede the proper functioning of the internal market.
He also made a strong plea that all numbers such as square roots, irrational numbers, surds, negative numbers etc should all be treated as numbers andnot distinguished as being different in nature.
All the neighbouring countries have economic problems; however,they are very different in nature, in terms of both their causes and their scale and impact on stability.
The purchase/sale or transfer of certain financial instruments other than derivatives, on the one hand, and purchase/sale, transfer, conclusion or modification of derivatives agreements, on the other hand,are different in nature.
It is fortunate that the directive which we voted on yesterday is so different in nature that we really do not need to expect a similar kind of judgement from the Advocate-General or from the Court.
It is different in nature in the Mediterranean Neighbourhood compared with the Eastern European Neighbourhood, where many countries released from the Soviet area of influence are openly declaring a desire to accede to the European Community.
Currently, those products are sold under the general rules for the sale of insurance products although these products are very different in nature and represent higher risks for unprofessional buyers.
Serious problems is a fungus in the ear. Symptoms are different in nature: an inflammation of the outer ear, continuous itching(unbearable desire to clean the ear often results in further injury to the auditory canal), pus, skin peeling, buzzing in the ear, hearing loss, discomfort, a feeling of freezing ear.
The EESC stresses the importance of staying close to the operators on the ground and maintaining separate bodies of expertise for the Culture andMedia strands given that the two sectors are very different in nature and modus operandi.
This introduction is followed by a number of considerations concerning enlargement(stressing that the JHA acquis is different in nature from other parts of the Union's acquis), relations with third countries and international organizations, as well as the future structure of work in the JHA field.
For these reasons alone, not to mention the essential fact that separate vessel traffic services have already been set up for these two transport modes because they are very different in nature, the reference to inland waterways should be dropped.
However, we would point out that this body is different in nature from other advisory councils, firstly because its sphere of activity concerns a private resource belonging to aquaculture businesses- in contrast to fishing, where stocks are a public natural resource- and secondly because its scope is not regional but EU-wide.