Examples of using Same terms in English and their translations into Finnish
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Same terms as before.
Cost under the same terms. pod enakimi pogoji.
Same terms as your father.
You can't walk away from the table andcome back expecting the same terms. Sorry.
Same terms as before.
Sorry. and come back expecting the same terms. You can't walk away from the table.
If same terms still apply.
We need to count on you maintaining the same terms on this last shipment.
If he wants the same terms as we had before, I will smooth it over with our NATO allies.
The whole purpose of the Directive is to preserve the same terms and conditions.
In the UK, we apply the same terms of reference as the ICAO, but the Americans use a different method to calculate the ash drift.
Sir, Octavian Caesar… respectfully… refuses your challenge and asks the same terms as before.
I have the Commission's response from yesterday,which uses the same terms, and I am sorry to say, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, that the Commission's response was much clearer than yours.
YES- under EU law, all EU nationals are entitled to use a host country's education system on the same terms as its own nationals.
The Committee also suggests using the same terms for Article 16 as for Article 13(2):"The Member State that has granted subsidiary protection status to an individual bears the burden of proof in establishing that that individual is no longer in need of international protection.
For legal certainty,it is preferable to use the same terms throughout the proposed regulation.
Should that happen, the national companies will doubtless continue to be the major operators, butthey will have to compete with others on the same terms.
However, those consular services are not available to Muslims from other EU Member States who would be there under the same terms and conditions operated by the Saudi authorities as UK Muslims.
Although in the English and French versions of the Code andthe implementing regulation the same terms,'obvious negligence' and'négligence manifeste', are used in all those provisions, the German version uses slightly different terms: Articles 239, 899 and 905 use the term'offensichtliche Fahrlässigkeit'(obvious/manifest negligence) while Article 859 refers to'grobe Fahrlässigkeit' serious/grave negligence.
The children of migrant workers, whatever their nationality, have the right to education in the host Member State51on the same terms as its nationals.
Mr President, Commissioner, it is certainly odd that, in 2002,we have specially to state that those who reside long-term in our Member States without being EU citizens are to be treated on something like the same terms as those of us who have happened to become EU citizens through birth.
Interim measures, Regulation(EEC)No1475/95; a new distribution agreement lasting two years wasregarded as contrary to Article5(2)(2) of the Regulation; the provision concerning duration did not, however, mean in this particular case that the agreement was void,since the intention was to applyto the distributor(already in possession of a contract for a longer period), the same terms as agreedwith other distributors when the Regulation had come into force.
They used that same term in Vietnam, insurgents.
I see the same term here.
The same term should be used throughout.
The author of the manuscript uses the same term.
World citizenship, the world run by a natural aristocracy, the same term that Benjamin Franklin used.
The author of the manuscript… uses the same term.
The author… uses the same term.
It should be noted that although the same term is used as applies in the current regulatory framework, it is modified in this section, to cover a dominant operator.