Examples of using Merely a formality in English and their translations into Finnish
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That, however, is merely a formality.
This is merely a formality to let everyone feel included.
This meeting was to be merely a formality.
That, however, merely a formality at this point, as the body was found with a birth certificate and dental records.
I'm still an officer, but it's merely a formality.
But your application was Merely a formality to appease your overbearing parents.
I am aware this relationship henceforth is merely a formality.
I understood that your investigation was merely a formality,- to confirm the verdict of the Vicenzian court.
Certain press reports have alleged that this is merely a formality.
The question of a party's name is not merely a formality, but a matter of major political importance.
So everyone feels included. No, Guillermo, this is merely a formality.
That, however, merely a formality at this point, as in a bizarre twist, the body was found buried with a birth certificate and complete set of dental records.
Since Princess is the cutest wittle puppy ever. Okay,but this is merely a formality.
EL Madam President, Commissioner,it is merely a formality nowadays to emphasise that the Black Sea is an area of strategic importance to the European Union.
As the body was found with a birth certificate and dental records. That, however, is merely a formality.
Firstly, the European Works Councils must have access to strategic information about the group so thatconsultation is not merely a formality, and above all they must have the right to suspend any restructuring plan: not just to push back the deadline, but so they can carry out a counter-assessment, present counter-proposals and participate in real negotiations.
Since I have starred in every musical we have ever done. Now, of course,my audition is merely a formality.
Although a favourable vote on this report is merely a formality, since the implementation of the Treaty of Lisbon required some adaptation of the legal basis and delegated acts, I would still like to highlight the importance of energy efficiency in the building industry when it comes to achieving the EU target of reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions by 20%, and to increasing energy production from renewable sources by 20% by 2020.
BG Mr President, Mr Šefčovič, ladies and gentlemen,discussing the work programme of the European Commission is not merely a formality.
Environmental impact studies are carried out merely as a formality and the Commission fails, I think, to get to the heart of the matter.
As I have said many times in this Chamber, under the European Arrest Warrant, extradition- orrather judicial surrender, to use the correct term- is now merely a bureaucratic formality.