Examples of using Many observers in English and their translations into Finnish
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Many observers believe he was murdered.
From that standpoint the euro area is more flexible than had been expected by many observers.
In the opinion of many observers, these problems have increased.
The China-Japan rivalry has surfaced earlier and more visibly than expected by many observers.
Many observers have already said that global actions need global rules.
Of triangular-shaped objects to hide in plain sight The ability reminds many observers of modern stealth technology.
Many observers allege that the Ministry of Defence acted in a way to impede the inquiry.
Of triangular-shaped objects to hide in plain sight reminds many observers of modern stealth technology. The ability.
Many observers were arrested, as well as journalists and a Polish Member of Parliament.
We would probably have enjoyed greater short-term popularity in the eyes of very many observers if we had said‘no.
Reminds many observers of modern stealth technology. The ability of triangular-shaped objects to hide in plain sight.
The purposefulness andunderlying consistency of his premiership from the start impressed many observers, including this one;
Many observers have highlighted the vital need for more accredited laboratories in order to ensure food safety.
The Conference was attended by 159 national delegations and many observers, from both the United Nations system and non-governmental organisations.
Many observers are rightly warning these countries that an era of social instability threatens unless measures to correct the development succeed.
They even released the latter in advance. On the other hand, the media and many observers highlighted the discrepancies and the more or less guarded or even pessimistic assessments.
As many observers have noted, the number of victims could have been lower if the Government had reacted in a more coordinated manner to the typhoon.
He worked as an escort for birding trips into the southern Negev desert, showing many observers locally breeding Hume's tawny owl and Nubian nightjar among other little-watched species of the area.
Many observers felt that the choice of the SE for the pilot scheme was somewhat arbitrary and not justified by any substantial feature of the new legal form.
The uncertainty about long term effects, the desire to reassure consumers still traumatised- and quite rightly- by the mad cow crisis, have weighted the French decision, which many observers have judged inconsistent and preelectoral.
Mr President, to many observers, what happened outside the Göteborg Summit appeared to be of greater importance than what took place inside.
In the process of preparation for the Barcelona European Council held in March 2002,it was clear that although everyone accepted that the Lisbon targets were very ambitious, many observers and many participants felt that insufficient progress was being achieved against the Lisbon agenda.
This was attributed by many observers to liberalisation, privatisation, deregulation, etc. encouraging an inflow of capital.
I had felt my convictions undermined for a moment, but after a few days had passed, after receiving thousands of letters from the length and breadth of Europe, after receiving encouragement from the Commission,Parliament and many observers who are also protagonists, I now feel, now that the first disappointment has passed, more determined than ever.
Many observers believe that the European social model is one of the key reasons why more people in Europe prefer to be employees.
It has already attracted so much protest that many observers who can hardly be suspected of anti-liberalism have themselves regarded it as dogmatic for some time.
Many observers believe that the present test may not be adequate to cope with concentrations that raise competition problems in cases of what is known as'non-collusive oligopoly.
Given the central role of PB in the HF market, many observers believe that data needed for the supervision of systemic risk would be better obtained from the limited number of PB than from each individual HF.
Many observers are afraid that the current wave of riots and democratic demands in several countries, including Sudan, could become an excuse to freeze the peace process and will make it impossible for ambitious plans to be put into effect.
Following the informal summit in Pörtschach, a good many observers commented- rightly, in my view- that they had the feeling that the Council had been stepping on the brake pedal rather than the accelerator as regards enlargement.