Examples of using Not fundamentally in English and their translations into Finnish
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Not fundamentally. People change.
People change. Not fundamentally.
But… I'm not fundamentally damaged. I have been tormented, but?
I have been tormented, but… But… I'm not fundamentally damaged?
And we do not fundamentally want to change that situation.
DE Mr President,of course my opinion has changed, but not fundamentally.
The situation has not fundamentally changed since then.
Not fundamentally different from other gels, Globol is simply very effective.
The impact of option 1 is not fundamentally different from option 2.
He delivered them from the slavery of taboo andtaught them that the world was not fundamentally evil.
AT Modern style Do not fundamentally adhere to the canons of organizing space.
The system of slot allocation already in place was not fundamentally modified.
Many EU citizens are not fundamentally against donation, but are afraid of adding their names to the register.
While cockpits have become automated, controllers have not fundamentally altered their working methods.
I am not fundamentally opposed to the idea, but I strongly believe some questions remain to be answered.
The social consensus on the right"balance" of values also differs somewhat, although not fundamentally.
These electronic components are not fundamentally different from those of traditional electronic technology.
This means that the conditions for approval of statutory auditors and audit firms are not fundamentally changed.
In this respect, the expectations of enterprises in relation to online trade are not fundamentally different from the expectations of consumers, although the enterprises are not subject to the same level of legal protection.
This was perhaps the biggest surprise-- how flexible the Koran is,at least in minds that are not fundamentally inflexible.
Liability rules are more appropriate, since they do not fundamentally change the decentralised nature of the internet by giving trade mark proprietors general- and virtually absolute- control over the use in cyberspace of keywords which correspond to their trade marks.
The vague cosmetic touch-ups decided on at the G20 or in Brussels will not fundamentally change the situation.
Let me say at the outset that- unlike you,Commissioner- I am not fundamentally opposed to European shipyards, which are undergoing a major crisis, specialising in scrapping thousands of ships from throughout the world, and doing so under strict environmental constraints, a situation utterly different from that which currently- and lamentably- prevails in India, where the worst conceivable environmental dumping is going on and endangering people's health to a substantial degree.
A personal consultation does not take place, but this is not fundamentally objective and customer friendly.
Given that the reform of VAT has been put on the back burner for the moment, the Commission has concentrated on the so-called classic measure,which is to say changes in the VAT legislation that introduce technical improvements but do not fundamentally alter the existing system.
This should not be interpreted, however, as meaning that I do not fundamentally support some elements of these amendments.
I voted against because, although the report contains positive points andtries to introduce some minimum restrictions and rules to the derivatives market, in reality, it does not fundamentally address the issue.
It has become clear from the discussion on this issue that this is not fundamentally a political issue, but rather a technical one.
Chaga extract powder as the active ingredients of immune therapy, only to a certain extent, inhibit cancer cell proliferation and metastasis, improve patient quality of life andprolong life, but not fundamentally eliminate cancer cells.
In the time when Accounting Directives were developed the prevailing idea was that SMEs are not fundamentally different from large companies and should follow similar reporting requirements.