Examples of using Number of exceptions in English and their translations into Finnish
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Make sure that the number of exceptions is manageable.
The minimum requirements specified in that directive are rather low and the number of exceptions rather high.
We appreciate that a number of exceptions or a transitional period may prove unavoidable for reasons of political expediency.
Well, to call a spade a spade, the large number of exceptions are a problem.
The CFCs and halons that have the strongest ozone-depleting effect have been completely eliminated, save for a limited number of exceptions.
With a limited number of exceptions, Erasmus Mundus courses have been successful in attracting high numbers of applicants from third countries.
The second type of amendment pertains to the deletion of a number of exceptions to the main rule.
Beyond this, a number of exceptions override this general rule and can change the place of taxation depending on the nature of the service supplied.
One type is introducing harmonisation with respect to other directives,the other deleting a number of exceptions.
The directive allows a number of exceptions based on legislation or collective agreements, thereby giving the national authorities the flexibility I have already mentioned.
The Directive contains a general prohibition on processing sensitive data, including data concerning health,but with a limited number of exceptions.
Article 20 of the common position lists a number of exceptions to the rules contained in articles 3 and 10 of the common position that home Member State insolvency law should be applied.
This is proposed as the general rule while simultaneously maintaining a number of exceptions, largely based on existing criteria.
All documents of the institutions should be public unless there is good reason why they should not be- based on a harm test and on a limited number of exceptions.
The number of exceptions should be limited and, in order to improve economic efficiency, publicly and privately supplied goods and services should be treated in the same way8 for VAT purposes.
I rather doubt if many will be, andI do not think that the annexes themselves contain anything like the number of exceptions that we should see.
A number of exceptions to the basic charging principles would be permitted where there is either a cost recovery target or where new investment is required that could not be financed otherwise.
For the products concerned, the new scheme will replace all existing(or newly introduced)direct payments to producers with a number of exceptions.
This proposal initially provided for a number of exceptions in which the public authority could, under certain conditions, decide to award public service contracts directly without an invitation to tender.
When such products are continuously cleared out, and when selection management is used to ensure that they are no longer ordered, the number of exceptions is sure to decrease.
The Commission's proposal also contains a number of exceptions such as financial services, electronic communications services and networks, and most transport services- and applies to service providers established in a Member State.
While the EC Treaty rules provide for a wide-ranging freedom for capital movements and payments to and from non-EU countries,a limited number of exceptions nonetheless exist.
It introduces a number of exceptions to the principle that home Member State insolvency law is applicable(article 20 of the common position) and it adds a number of provisions that are inspired on the Insolvency Regulation articles 21 to 26.
In this context, equal treatment is the guiding principle to be applied by the operators, even if a number of exceptions are provided for under specific conditions.
The Regulation contains a considerable number of exceptions, however, either affording the plaintiff the option of an additional forum other than that of the defendant's domicile or even providing for exclusive jurisdiction irrespective of the defendant's domicile.
At the Commission' s proposal and after approximately two years of consultation with social agencies, Member States andthe European Parliament, a number of exceptions have been made.
He suspected that while this pattern mightbe true in general, there were probably a sizable number of exceptions, and that by studying lots of these unusual galaxies-the ones that did not fit the expected pattern-he could learn something about the process through which galaxies formed.
In order to reinforce the effectiveness of the‘use-it-or-lose-it' rule and avoid abuses in the use of exemptions,it is suggested that the number of exceptions to the rule be reduced to a minimum.
He suspected that while this pattern mightbe true in general, there were probably a sizable number of exceptions, and that by studying lots of these unusual galaxies-the ones that did not fit the expected pattern-he could learn something about the process through which galaxies formed.
They have already tabled a large number of exceptions, a proposal for special and differentiated treatment for developing countries, the aim of transferring discussions into the WTO and a study on the development impact of the agreement, all of which are consistent with our resolution today.