Examples of using More in-depth analysis in English and their translations into Finnish
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This therefore justifies a more in-depth analysis.
More in-depth analysis is forthcoming as announced in this Communication.
We will be taking these tires as evidence, to run a more in-depth analysis.
There is, for instance, a more in-depth analysis of socio-economic inequalities between women and men.
That is long overdue,so I would ask the Commission to do more in-depth analysis.
There is more in-depth analysis of socio-economic inequalities between women and men, and the remaining obstacles to equality are more clearly defined.
The second part of the report provides a more in-depth analysis of major regional trends.
As these scenarios imply different approaches, the Committee would welcome a more in-depth analysis.
I was expecting a rather more in-depth analysis, but of course as the report was published on 20 January, it was not then possible for it to adopt a position.
Having data available on financial transactions facilitates a more in-depth analysis for monetary policy and other purposes.
Lastly, the Commission notes that certain restrictions upon the implementation of the protection afforded by the Directive require more in-depth analysis.
Equipped with PC end test software, you can make a more in-depth analysis of the test data, generate envelopes and Chinese and English Standard Test reports;
More in-depth analysis of the combined impact of state aid and regulatory burden is therefore essential to identify the areas and countries where economic reforms are most urgently needed.
The S-E& E panel convened on two occasions, met at Commission premises where a hearing with industry stakeholders was organised to allow more in-depth analysis on specific issues.
We must carry out a more in-depth analysis of both the real needs of the various groups and the areas where action at European level can provide added value.
The process of interaction between business-related services andtheir clients requires much more in-depth analysis and availability of input-output tables with sufficient country and sectoral coverage.
Our idea is that, every four or five years, in each country, a more in-depth analysis should be carried out- it may be a supplement to the documents from the stability programme- on long-term public finances with the obvious fundamental problem of the ageing of the population and from which, nevertheless, when updating the annual programmes we only take the most necessary basic information.
Our White Paper encourages debate on how we could improve our use of these tools to make more in-depth analysis and use that more efficiently to feed into the policy-making process.
Moreover, the EESC advocates a more in-depth analysis of those work patterns of the collaborative economy that are related to non-reciprocal pro-social behaviour.
In view of the very narrow and therefore incomplete statistical definition(NACE definitions) and employment figures that are in some cases out-of-date,the Commission is urged to carry out a more in-depth analysis of component-related fields not yet covered and of employment trends job opportunities, qualifications and working conditions.
Ministers instructed the Council working bodies to carry out a more in-depth analysis of the report and asked the Commission to continue its efforts towards full visa reciprocity with all countries in breach of the principle of reciprocity as set out in regulation 539/2001.
Mr President, a simple ban on nickel-cadmium accumulators seems appealing to me at first glance, but a more in-depth analysis prompts me to recommend real derogations in terms of the industrial use of these accumulators.
On that basis the Commission believes that a more in-depth analysis of the appropriate mechanism for establishing Community jurisdiction in merger cases is necessary.
In addition, it is possible that this list of non-thresholdissues may be expanded, in particular since the more in-depth analysis is likely to involve contacts with interested parties who have not yet made their views known.
In view of the very narrow and therefore incomplete statistical definition,the Commission is urged to carry out a more in-depth analysis of component-related fields not yet covered and of employment trends jobs opportunities, qualifications and working conditions.
Any decision in this respect should be based on more in-depth analyses.
During the seminar of 29 April, held ahead of the launch of the renewed social agenda,we agreed that we needed more in-depth analyses before making a decision on the best course of action.