Examples of using Further notes in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Council further notes the recommendations in the communication.
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The Council further notes that the underlying budgetary position net of UMTS proceeds has hardly changed from 1999 to 2000.
The Council notes that under the current policy framework,the programme projects the UK inflation target to be achieved over the programme period; it further notes that such an outturn is likely to be consistent with the ECB's definition of price stability.
The EMI further notes that there is an increasing trend for suppliers of financial services in Europe to diversify into a number of finance-related activities.
The ECB further notes that such an exemption is not available under Basel II( 3) and could, in certain banking systems, affect the level playing field at national level.
It further notes that social housing must be accorded special treatment and cannot, as such, be subject to market rules, as is recognised in the Services Directive.
The Council further notes that the ICOC is the most concrete and advanced initiative in this field, and that, as such, it poses the best chances to achieve results in the short term.
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The Council further notes that the Commission intends to set up a reporting system to monitor adherence to the Code of Practice in the ESS in line with the proportionality principle.
The ECB further notes that it is important to ensure in the national transposition of the proposed directive consistency between these procedures and national measures implementing the acquis communautaire in.
It further notes that implementing the principle of mutual recognition of judgments on criminal matters presupposes mutual trust between the Member States in their respective criminal justice systems.
The Council further notes with satisfaction that the debt ratio remains below the reference value of 60% of GDP, and is projected to continue on a downward trend over the remainder of the programme period.
The Council further notes with satisfaction that the debt ratio fell below the reference value of 60% of GDP in 2000, and is expected to continue to fall substantially over the remainder of the programme period.
The ECB further notes that the introduction of a similar standard format for securities accounts comparable with the regime for IBAN could enhance the conflicts of law regime for intermediated securities.
The Council further notes with satisfaction that the debt ratio is expected to fall below the reference value of 60% of GDP in 2000, and to continue to fall substantially over the remainder of the Programme period.
It further notes that the GEF's role and mandate will continue to expand given the growing need for its assistance particularly in view of the financial transfer required by the environmental conventions.
The ECB further notes that Regulations( EC) Nos 2866/98 and 1478/2000 were adopted with unanimity on the basis of the first sentence of Article 123( 4) and Article 123( 5) of the Treaty.
The Commission further notes that the industry is generally supportive of the proposal, provided a sufficiently long lead-time is built in to allow all manufacturers, including body-builders, to comply with the requirements on type-approval.
The Court further notes that the Commission expressly referred to the fact that the applicant's conduct in its market had the effect of distorting the common market third indent of the second paragraph of point 167.
The ECB further notes the concern to create a level playing-field for the issuance of electronic money by both traditional credit institutions( CIs) and ELMIs, thus ensuring that all issuers of electronic money are subject to an appropriate form of prudential supervision.
Australia further notes that it would not be appropriate for dispute settlement bodies established under the Treaty to give interpretations of GATT Articles III and XI in the context of disputes between parties to the GATT or between an investor of a party to the GATT and another party to the GATT.
The ECB further notes that the regime finally adopted by the Convention 's drafters significantly departs from the conflict-of-law regime currently applicable in the Member States to multi-tiered holdings of book-entry securities, which is based on the abovementioned Community legislation.
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FURTHER NOTING that memory institutions such as archives, libraries and museums have a central role to play in these actions;
I would further note that there is a major omission in the text: there is no reference whatsoever to promoting research and development in the extraction sector.
Further noting the growing consolidation of Internet-based services, and the fact that some corporations are acquiring vast amounts of personal data without independent oversight;
He further noted that there was a general consensus on the need for more visibility of the social dimension in the framework of Community actions and that this should be kept in mind with a view to the second cycle of the Growth and Jobs Strategy being launched in 2008.