Examples of using It is not therefore in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is not therefore surprising that he is holed in one.
Women form at least half the electorate,so it is not therefore a question of there not being enough women.
It is not, therefore, about harmonisation but about common objectives.
This conforms to the general philosophy adopted by this Parliament' s Agriculture Committee,which is that agriculture is not a normal industrial product and it is not therefore appropriate to apply generalised rules which are valid for industrial products.
It is not, therefore, necessary to repeat our position, which is already well known.
Only if those four conditions are satisfied may it be considered that an undertaking has not enjoyed a real financial"advantage" which would have the effect of putting it in a more favourable competitive position than the undertakings competing with it, so that it is not therefore State aid within the meaning of the EC Treaty.
It is not, therefore, difficult to understand that the measure had a father too, as well as a mother.
We know after all that there is a strong opposition and that it is not therefore legitimate, and I am quoting now, to talk about'my Zimbabweans and my Zimbabwe', while ignoring his many opponents, and that Mr Mugabe is creating a false impression when he alleges that Zimbabwe is, as it were, his property.
It is not therefore possible at the moment to give a favourable response to the above request.
It is not therefore a scarce resource, and we must restrict State interventionism.
It is not, therefore, just a quantitative increase which is involved, but also an important qualitative improvement.
It is not therefore subject to intense pressures that might provoke various kinds of criminal action.
It is not, therefore, a matter of imposing family law standards, but about equal treatment within a Member State.
It is not, therefore, possible to take account of some of these cases, namely Amendments Nos 81, 82 and 83.
It is not therefore realistic to limit this Amsterdam Protocol to three subjects. We must go beyond that.
It is not, therefore, a question of tightening up Parliament' s position but of emphasising what we have already decided.
It is not therefore clear why the rights of energy customers should be relegated to a non-binding document.
It is not therefore aimed at pursuing minor traffic offences. On the contrary, it is aimed at stopping dangerous drivers.
It is not therefore possible or useful to define ex-ante a precise and permanent structure for their horizontal evaluation.
It is not, therefore, surprising that there is, in this context, no real integration or genuine political dialogue.
It is not, therefore, a question of stigmatising or isolating Romania but, rather, of supporting it in its efforts to consolidate the reforms under way.
It is not, therefore, concerned with the conditions for admission to research organisations, which remain the responsibility of the Member States and, in many cases, the organisations themselves.
It is not therefore difficult to understand why developing countries form the impression that the EU' s policies in other areas are just as heavily characterised by our own interests.
It is not, therefore, a rigid solution which imposes geographical criteria of this type when recruiting staff for the future service, but a flexible and auxiliary measure.
It is not, therefore, a matter of routine roadside checks combined with the inspection of travel documents or documents relating to the technical condition or origin of the vehicle.
It is not, therefore, clear that the distribution of Integra funds was the most efficient way of gathering knowledge about the target group and how to include them in the labour market.
It is not therefore the Commission's responsibility to deal with matters concerning the operation of Target, nor is it my place to advise the ESCB on the matter.
It is not therefore merely a question of competition among the private media because this problem also concerns public service, and we must achieve a balance between the two.
It is not therefore too late for the 25 to seriously revise their negotiator's mandate, which for the most part dates back to 1999, that is before the double failure of Seattle and Cancún.
It is not therefore established that the Commission committed a manifest error in considering that, if the Aid had not been authorised, HTM might have disappeared from the market as an independent manufacturer.