Examples of using Raises a number in English and their translations into Finnish
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This raises a number of concerns.
Biotechnology patenting raises a number of questions.
This raises a number of questions.
This potential situation raises a number of questions.
This raises a number of issues.
The transposition of the Directive in the Member States raises a number of problems.
This raises a number of very serious concerns.
This major change raises a number of issues.
This raises a number of difficulties which are addressed in detail in paragraph 3.10.
This mixed approach raises a number of questions.
This raises a number of specific diseases, because that can happen a strong(or not) hemorrhage.
The transposition of the Directive in the Member States raises a number of confirmed or apparent problems.
This report raises a number of points that are, in some cases, inconsistent.
Mr President, the case of the Reverend Raymond Owen raises a number of interesting, not to say esoteric, points.
The Green Paper raises a number of questions on which the Commission seeks comments from interested parties.
The question of having a national symbol on one side of euro notes raises a number of points of principle.
The green paper raises a number of questions; the most important of these are listed below.
In its Communication, the Commission concluded that the transposition of the Directive in the Member States raises a number of confirmed or apparent problems.
I think that this raises a number of important questions, as it seems to be a recurring problem.
The external evaluation report, commissioned by the Commission andcompleted in March 1997, raises a number of worrying questions about programme management.
Mr President, Mr Atkins' report raises a number of real problems in the development of the air travel system in Europe.
The Group is of the view that the use of ratings required by some financial regulations raises a number of problems, but is probably unavoidable at this stage.
This White Paper raises a number of issues in relation to the introduction of a legally binding EU solution for IGS.
Our view is that the Laval judgment does not diminish the Swedish model,but that it certainly raises a number of questions concerning certain Swedish legislation.
Clearly, this suggestion raises a number of important questions to which the Commission would have to find satisfactory answers before taking any initiative.
FR Madam President,I regret that there is some confusion in this report by Mrs Podimata, which raises a number of important issues with regard to innovative financing.
This raises a number of issues for the public authorities and the social partners across the spectrum of employment, education and social policy areas.
Secondly, this particular closure raises a number of important issues of European Community policy.
Today we have to ban the use of meat-and-bonemeal in animal feed, given that we cannot guarantee the traceability of the inputs, but this raises a number of problems.
That document sets out the Commission's current thinking and raises a number of specific questions on which it would particularly like to gather reactions.