Examples of using Number of aspects in English and their translations into Finnish
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It has a number of aspects.
This Commission proposal covers a number of aspects.
I would like to deal with a number of aspects that I have discussed in my report.
The question is quite difficult,because it has a number of aspects.
The Report also highlights a number of aspects which merit further evaluation.
Or any number of aspects relating to the way in which people work together and share responsibility for quality.
The Committee remains concerned about a number of aspects of implementation of the IPPC Directive.
Secondly, if it is our intention to regulate the sector,then naturally we need to investigate a number of aspects.
I wish to comment on a number of aspects also addressed by the rapporteur.
A number of aspects are not touched upon, in particular those which the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights had mentioned in its opinion.
However, the EESC wishes to recommend a number of aspects where the Regulation could be more rigorous and precise.
By means of the amendments which I have tabled and which have also beenincluded in the report, I wanted to underline a number of aspects of this campaign.
I will therefore highlight a number of aspects whose importance justifies dwelling on them more particularly, beginning with dialogue.
In addition to the standard promotion activities, we believe that a number of aspects will need to be highlighted.
There are a number of aspects to improve, including corruption, organised crime, discrimination and the freedom of the press.
The EESC would however wish to emphasise certain key ideas and recommend a number of aspects where the regulation could be more rigorous and precise.
There are a number of aspects of this resolution, in relation also to defence budgets, which promote the militarisation of Europe.
In view of developments in the sector, the Committee would like to highlight once again a number of aspects which a Community pharmaceutical policy can no longer ignore.
A number of aspects of, ocoбeHHo, 90Pluto° from the point of the new moon and Mercury 180° Uranium, warn about the appearance of unfavorable periods of time for travel and transport.
The EESC would however wish to emphasise certain key ideas and recommend a number of aspects where the regulation could be more rigorous and precise.
I voted in favour of Mr Ehler's report because I believe that this is an important issue andthat the report deals with it in a serious way and takes a number of aspects into account.
In this respect, the report shows that a number of aspects relevant to the protection and promotion ofhuman rights within the EU need further attention.
Nevertheless, in common with Members in other groups- andI am glad to have heard the speaker before me- I must highlight a number of aspects that I consider very important.
A number of aspects of the access regime and access regulation have been conducive to the development of access competition rather than end-to-end competition in the UK.
According to EBA feedback following the first CRD diversity benchmarking, a number of aspects could be improved in the context of future exercises in order to ensure better data quality.
You have addressed a number of aspects, such as transparency; what I missed in your speech was a reference to recent agreements in the framework of the G20, concerning the fight against tax havens and so-called'non-cooperative jurisdictions.
In February of 2013 Valerio moderated a similar panel discussion at the iGaming North America Conference(iGNA) where the panel of Matt Kaufman, Collin Moshman and Daniel Negreanu,discussed a number of aspects ranging from recreational vs. professional models and the use of software like HUD's.
All of this has to do with a number of aspects: some are related to the job market, because we need a flexible job market, not a rigid one; others are related to productivity, financial policies and tax incentives.
For this reason we will say'yes' to the proposal, even ifwe are tempted to debate a number of aspects which are important but on which we will never reach unanimity and which must not prevent us from doing what must be done.
There are a number of aspects of the existing report that we Social Democrats, both in the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs and the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism, would like to see strengthened, for example the minimum rest period per 24 hours and the maximum driving time.