Examples of using General tendency in English and their translations into Finnish
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A general tendency, I think.
As for your other proposals,I support their general tendency, but not the form of words you have chosen.
There is a general tendency for Member States to promote the provision of long-term care and assistance at home or in the family.
Those of us who have worked in this field have seen that the courts have a general tendency to apply their own law, the'lex fori.
There seems to be a general tendency in the Member States of raising these thresholds rather than lowering them.
Indeed, very often widely differing views were expressed on a concrete issue, making it impossible to determine a consensus oreven to identify a more general tendency.
It is a general tendency that when something is repeatedly said then it may have more impact than saying something just once.
So, Commissioner Mandelson, what you should do is make a proper offer of the sort that these countries can agree to, one that stabilises food supply and improves the stability andquality of trade, rather than one with a general tendency to put farmers around the world out of business.
Following the general tendency towards individualization, especially those sports are popular that do not require association membership.
These few hints will suffice to show that the very development of modern industry must progressively turn the scale in favour of the capitalist against the working man,and that consequently the general tendency of capitalistic production is not to raise, but to sink the average standard of wages, or to push the value of labour more or less to its minimum limit.
What that says basically is that the general tendency of the universe is to move from order and structure to lack of order, lack of structure-- in fact, to mush.
The general tendency we have seen is an increase in the deterioration of non-coniferous species such as oak and beech and intense defoliation owing to the seriousness of atmospheric pollution, essentially in Central Europe, which also increases the acidity of the soil.
NexoBrid should be used with caution if you have a general tendency to bleed, a stomach ulcer, blood poisoning, or another condition that could cause you to bleed.
A general tendency towards low rates of inflation is also apparent when it is measured in terms of other price indices, although in 1997 consumer prices measured on the basis of the RPIX remained above the target value and well above other measures of inflation before declining to the target value in January 199814 see Table 2.
To complete the character-study of Mr. Worple,he was a man of extremely uncertain temper, and his general tendency was to think that Corky was a poor chump and that whatever step he took in any direction on his own account, was just another proof of his innate idiocy.
There is, for example, a general tendency of increasing numbers of local government units which are often too small to cope with the competences of their own sphere or delegated to them by the state administration.
Recent analysis, carried out for the Commission's review of the impact andeffectiveness of the singlemarket programme, highlights a general tendency towards reduced concentration in national markets, coupled with increased concentration at Community level.6This pattern is consistent with keenercompetition across frontiers accompanied by some restructuring at Community level.
It notes that Community legislation displays a general tendency to enhance the quality of products within the framework of the common agricultural policy, in order to promote the reputation of those products, in particular through the use of PDOs.
It is important to flag up and counter this general tendency, which affects the ORs at a time when most of them are dealing with higher unemployment rates.
Whilst the Commission shares your view that there is an absolute need tostrengthen the second pillar- after all, this is also the general tendency of the modulation agreed on as part of the reform of the common agricultural policy, and, moreover, funds will be reallocated from subheading 1a to subheading 1b with effect from 2006- you will understand that, where the 2004 Budget is concerned, the Commission is unable to go beyond the upper limit in the Financial Perspective.
In writing.- The report of Marianne Mikko reflects very well on the general tendencies in the media in the European Union, pointing out an extremely important aspect in paragraph 35, regarding public broadcasting services.
The orientation debate on Agenda 2000, which was held by the Council in its session of 15 September last,enabled the presidency to take note of the initial reflections of the Member States on the general tendencies that we have been able to identify, on the one hand, namely the deepening and development of Union policies and its future financial framework, and on the other hand, the decisions to be taken by the European Council for the process of enlargement as a whole.
Import prices from these third countries followed the general downward tendency in the Community market and decreased by 9.
In general, the tendency to caricature is greater the more severe the film's moral judgement although this is never totally contemptuous, there being always a touch of complacence and participation, as in the final orgy scene or the episode at the aristocrats' castle outside Rome, the latter being particularly effective for its descriptive acuteness and narrative rhythm.
In accordance with the general tendencies of contemporary science….