Examples of using Published a study in English and their translations into Finnish
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And last year, we published a study.
I published a study that wasn't fully cooked yet, and I got my ass kicked.
Last year, The New York Times published a study that the government had done.
The JRC published a study in 2007 in Nature Biotechnology on the prospects for future commercial use of cloning technology.
We're not meant to be here. The Torchwood Institute has published a study claiming that.
In October, the Commission published a study on access to technical information by independent operators in the car sector.
In 2005, EMSA organised workshops on marine pollution response, and published a study into the use of dispersants.
The Commission published a study entitled“An overview of current arrangements in securities trading, clearing and settlement in EU 25”.
In November 1999, the American magazine"Clinical Nutrition" published a study at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.
In 2009, the Commission published a study which pointed, in particular, to worrying connections between players' agents and criminal activities.
In April 2008 the European Commission's Directorate-General for the Environment published a study on the potential impact of banning seal products.
The Commission recently published a study carried out on its behalf by the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law.
The Centre for International Mobility, which administers the programme in Finland, recently published a study on the experiences of foreign exchange students.
In the year 2000, the Government published a study on the social economy and nominated a Minister for Social Economy.
In 2013 it produced the aforementioned study on the value of IP in the EU, andhas also published a study on the public perception of IPR.
The Gesellschaft für Kosumforschung(GfK)has published a study on the eating and drinking habits of Germans: who eats what in Germany when?
In 2002, Belgium created departments for administrative and regulatory simplification in both the Walloon andthe Flemish regions and published a study showing that in 2000, 69% of all administrative burdens were paid by micro enterprises.
The Wine Spectator has published a study showing that, in 2010, the USA will be the biggest consumer of quality and expensive wines.
Within the framework of the Community Plan of Action in the field of radioactive waste1, the European Commission recently published a study on management and disposal of disused sealed radioactive sources in the European Union2.
The Commission has recently published a study on the state of European cities, which further analyses the results of the Urban Audit.
The government of India has discovered or published a study to show that this is the healthiest building in New Delhi.
The Commission has also published a study of how Member States are giving effect to the Convention11 and has organised a public debate in the light of the findings12.
The Ministry for Women andYouth in Germany funded and published a study on the reasons why so many young women do not vote in elections.
The Commission has recently published a study which shows that a reduction target which is twice as high as the current one is not a problem for us economically speaking.
The United Nations Children's Fund recently published a study containing some alarming figures, including with regard to many European countries.
The Journal of Adolescent Health published a study on the implementation of a MAP at an Urban University With a Collegiate-based emergency medical services agency.
To help assess experience of the early warning system andspread best practice, the CoR published a study on‘the Subsidiarity Early Warning System of the Lisbon Treaty- the role of regional parliaments with legislative powers and other subnational authorities.
In January 2012, the Commission published a study on a"Digital Agenda for European Film Heritage", carried out by independent experts.
I say that because Freedom House has recently published a study in which the countries of the world are divided into three categories of press freedom: free, partly free and not free.
Moreover, in August 2008, the Commission has published a study commissioned from Van Dijk Consultants, with a view to preparing the monitoring of the impact of SEPA on consumers.