Examples of using Led to a situation in English and their translations into Finnish
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The difference between the order of the partition created, led to a situation that does not start, I caught two days….
They have led to a situation in which poorer quality cereal starch is replacing better quality potato starch.
Employers want to save on social insurance costs and gain greater flexibility,but this has led to a situation where we have to vote under pressure from this antisocial behaviour.
This has led to a situation where certain market players opt for online distribution of content without any copy-restriction mechanisms.
In my opinion, the main problem is that the Dayton Agreement has led to a situation in which ethnic interests, rather than those of the individual citizens, take priority.
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The geographical concentration of farms andthe increase in farm sizes have led to a situation where significant volumes of manure are generated in specific areas, while there is a lack of the spreading area.
The audit found that the flexibility of the Rural Development Regulation(broad objectives, lack of priorities) andthe lack of a clear strategy in the Member State programmes has led to a situation where it is unclear to which objective the funds have contributed.
Strong policy incentives have led to a situation where 75% of the world wind energy installed capacity is in the EU.
However, it is not enough to make general statements:it is also necessary to recognise the causes that have led to a situation where children are being exploited under international adoption.
This has led to a situation in which anyone working permanently for an EU institution has the same rights in all EEC countries.
Prior to the introduction of the‘exclusion rule', funds for different NGO projects had been granted in a decentralised way, which led to a situation where the sound financial management of funds was no longer secured.
This has led to a situation whereby it is difficult and costly for businesses to set up an EU-wide, compliant e-invoicing solution.
As the rules for resolving disputes are based on a diplomatic approach and have led to a situation where disputes can easily be blocked, the new settlement mechanism for trade disputes deserves our support.
In the end, the merger led to a situation that Nessling had wanted to avoid: the state became a part-owner of the new SAT with a 17% shareholding and Nessling lost his controlling majority as his own holding fell to below 50.
On one hand, the extent of the use of certain derogations to the principle of equal treatment may, in specific cases, have led to a situation where the application of the Directive has no real effects upon the improvement of the protection of temporary agency workers.
The 50% devaluation of the Korean won has led to a situation that risks having particularly serious consequences for the Community shipyards and for employment in Europe.
The short-sighted and narrow economic outlook of the Irish Government,which disregarded workers' rights and entitlements in favour of maximising profits has led to a situation in which 543 workers on Irish Ferries face redundancy and replacement by workers earning less than 50% of the Irish minimum wage.
However, differing economic potential has led to a situation where, for some Member States, the link to the common currency complicates the options for using standard procedures for handling insolvency.
The possibly too large control inputs to the left already before the take-off may have led to a situation, in which the helicopter immediately after leaving the ground has departed in the direction specified by the control inputs.
Close interactions at the economic level have led to a situation where almost all policy decisions taken in developed countries have either direct or indirect consequences for developing countries and their capacity to combat poverty and achieve the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Without the far‑reaching conditions imposed by the Commission and the Bundeskartellamt, the two mergers would have led to a situation where, in the absence of effective competition, prices in Germany would have been likely to increase again towards the previous level, cancelling out the benefits of liberalisation.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to say that it is undoubtedly true that the amended rules andthe pressure of the crisis have led to a situation where there will be more individual cases but, as I have already stated, the Commission accepts the weight of the arguments on the side of adopting a case-by-case approach and we will therefore proceed under this method.
In fact, it can lead to a situation in which“Facebook notifications not working”.
Lack of information could lead to a situation where consumers would be bound by a judgement without their knowledge or without having been able to contest the management of the case.
This could lead to a situation where the same publication appeared with differ ent prices in different Member States.
Furthermore, the Commission is subject to budgetary constraints which may lead to a situation where it has appropriations available for employment of temporary agents or external services, but none for recruiting staff to permanent posts.
Such a requirement could lead to a situation in which some Member States are left without anyone to represent their interests in negotiations.
The present loan andguarantee decisions might lead to a situation where this ceiling is easily exceeded, if something unexpected happens.
Maintaining the status quo in terms of water management could lead to a situation where access to water will not only cause disputes, but will lead to wars.