Examples of using Have practically in English and their translations into Finnish
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They have practically said yes.
Before the first feeding with the baby, the parents have practically no problems.
Have practically taken up residence.
Corner cabinets have practically no drawbacks.
Have practically taken up residence.
In the case of a normal state of the system, immunomodulators have practically no effect on it.
They have practically taken over the compartment.
They do not want to go to Greece,where they have practically no chance of receiving refugee status.
They have practically no complaints about the jumps of insulin.
I can call the prosecutor, Eronen. But I have practically no say in the matter.
These women have practically no access to contraception and forced marriages and poverty are also part of their reality.
The devotees of the Lord are called akiñcanas because they have practically no material assets.
But the others have practically achieved monetary stability.
Some smaller countries have a reasonably well-developed industry,while others have practically no production sites at all.
Under this system, decisions have practically the same chances of being adopted successfully as under the extremely complex weighting system concocted at Nice.
But both the Prime Minister and I come from Stockholm, where infrastructure andinvestment must all have practically doubled in cost.
Those associated members which pay the contribution have practically the same rights and responsibilities as the Member States.
The international community cannot just stand by and look on,now that the forces sent in by the Organisation for African Unity to protect the civilian population have practically failed.
Long life-span species and bigger size specimens have practically disappeared from demersal catches in several areas and fisheries.
Despite the arguments about the different reflective abilities available in a glossy andmatte surface, they actually have practically the same values 88% and 80%, respectively.
However, in a Union where internal borders have practically disappeared, Europe must equip itself in the long term with the means to achieve its ambitions.
Every day there is more and more news about thedesperate condition of millions of people. Almost a fifth of the population(more than five million people) have practically nothing to eat.
We are dissatisfied with the Member States, which have practically left you in the lurch over the last eighteen months.
More often than not, the special problems of musicians are left untreated in occupational health care- especially in the case of freelancers who have practically no access to occupational health care.
However in reality, today these aerosols from cockroaches have practically nothing in common with the old Soviet Dichlorvos, which were treated by our grandparents' apartments.
Links based on reciprocity and trust between small-scale producers or craftspeople could create formalisation processes via SSE enterprises since,for example, non-member producers have practically no means for accessing the formal market.
Purchases of food stuffs, sweets and cigarettes have practically collapsed when compared to a couple of years ago as these products have generally been bought together with alcohol.
What are we waiting for- as I asked straight away- to send a commission to check the situation of our Coptic Christian brethren in Egypt,an officially moderate country where they have practically no fundamental human rights at all, not even in public office, in the civil service?
On the other hand, they have practically no aftereffect on the remaining cockroaches, and toxic fumes can also cause harm to a person, penetrate through the ventilation system into other dwellings of an apartment building.
At the same time, insecticides from aerosols already deposited in secluded places have practically no effect, and their aftereffect is much shorter than, for example, in gels.
