Examples of using It is a document in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is a document of Nazi… Very good.
Something tells me it is a document which I won't approve of.
It is a document which will enable us to forge ahead in those areas.
In its approved form, it is a document that is worth adopting.
It is a document which represents a compromise between our wishes and reality.
The Royal Secretariat's daily records, and so on. It is a document that combines some historical records.
I know it is a document which is close to his heart.
Basically, it is a document for information.
Mr President, first of all I too would like to compliment Mrs Diez de Rivera Icaza on her excellent report, because it is a document which finally clarifies the impact of the noise problem on all European citizens.
It is a document where citizens can record the linguistic and cultural skills they have acquired.
Mr President, Commissioner,any consideration of this communication by the Commission which we are discussing today should take into account the fact that it is a document which is being presented at the same time that the new Commission is starting its work.
It is a document for true autonomy within the framework of the Chinese constitution.
You can imagine, then, how surprised I was to read, clearly set out in a secret internal Council document that I got hold of- it is a document from the Legal Service of the Council of Ministers- that a ban on cloning offspring is actually perfectly justifiable under WTO rules.
It is a document belonging to history that is not applicable to today's political life.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(ES) Madam President, I really do not think that the document that we are considering is what it could be, andI will explain: it is a document to assess what has been done with the broad guidelines that the European Commission had proposed for the environment, and for all environmental policy.
It is a document born of good intentions, but technically speaking it is incomplete and muddled.
It is a document that the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe can support fully and unreservedly.
It is a document that asserts, or confirms, our undertakings as regards reducing emissions and promoting alternative energies.
It is a document that addresses subjects of prime importance and highlights the status of women in Turkey and hence in the European Union.
It is a document that upholds the rationale of just one side and belies the good will demonstrated on many occasions by the Israeli leaders.
It is a document that will make an extremely important contribution to the issue of the relationship between digital technology and cultural heritage.
Since it is a document based on Community law which has binding effects for individuals and authorities and in the Member States, the EC Treaty does not allow this.
It is a document which all decision-makers and business managers, indeed all Europeans, should read in order to understand the kind of challenges that face us and what we need to do.
It is a document which my team and I feel is full of ideas and proposals, which goes to the heart of the issues and does not dodge any of the areas of concern of the peoples of the outermost communities.
It is a document that does not even tie in with the Green Paper on an EU maritime policy, which has since been published, in which the tourism potential of the sea and the coastal countries is abundantly emphasised.
It is a document which is intended to stimulate discussion in the European Council and the European Parliament, so that the Commission can feed the results of that discussion into its proposals for the next Lisbon cycle.
It is a document that is largely based on a consensus, which is unexpected in an environmental policy that it could be said is going to generate a new European policy and is opening up a new path.
It is a document which may provide an excellent analysis, but which is far too long and which does not contain any clear priorities and, in actual fact, which does not set out a clear policy, except for wanting to make the environment cleaner.
It is a document that can be compared to good wine: at first it did not make much impression being rather weak and imperfect but, with the passage of time, the intrinsic quality of the text increasingly emerges wherein we find precise reference points for all the choices and measures required of us in this difficult phase of our history.