Examples of using Serve as a model in English and their translations into Finnish
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The latter could serve as a model for them.
Romania can serve as a model for Ukraine when it comes to applying European standards to the situation of minorities.
The revised Convention could also serve as a model for other regions.
This step could serve as a model for or indeed a precursor to the European Union's strategy in the World Trade Organisation.
And whether the US cars could serve as a model for other companies.
The project is the first of its kind in Europe, and we will follow its impact very closely as we hope it may serve as a model for others.
It could serve as a model in the EU and Nato.
The French co-tutelle model should serve as a model in this regard.
I hope that the Union might serve as a model to Northern Ireland, that so much more can be achieved collectively than apart.
The simplification of procedures in URBAN II could serve as a model elsewhere.
Ankara's policies may serve as a model for the Arab countries in the region.
These two international lines have established a precedent which can serve as a model for future developments.
The Baltic strategy could thus serve as a model for other European regions, such as the Adriatic-Ionian Sea.”.
In this context some of the solutions adopted in the Directive, such as the limitations on liability for internet intermediaries,can serve as a model.
Enshrining civil rights may also serve as a model in the enlargement of the Union.
It must serve as a model, so that there is solidarity between all the citizens of Europe, and not just in this particular disaster.
The EU-India Round Table,which might serve as a model for relations with China.
It will be a"laboratory", helping to bring forward and test out ambitious andoriginal approaches to integrated rural development, which may serve as a model for other rural areas.
The Community scheme can thereby serve as a model for the expansion of the scheme worldwide.
The IMO is mentioned here because a number of measures have already been taken in maritime transport which could serve as a model for the inland modes of transport.
It will help deepen transatlantic relations and serve as a model for further liberalisation and approximation of legal provisions the world over.
This information will make it possible to coordinate attempts to secure deeper economic andsocial consistency between the EU and US and may serve as a model for other interest groups.
This new approach is very important and may also serve as a model for the infrastructure polices of the Member States.
I appeal to Nicolas Sarkozy andDominique Bussereau to ensure that the French Presidency allows the creation of a maritime area in Europe that can serve as a model for all.
The Commission has consistently stated that it hopes that the agreement can serve as a model for similar agreements with other companies.
In the individual Member States, several models exist for the coordination of these activities, andit is currently difficult to claim that a particular country's solution should serve as a model for others.
The EESC feels that the new macro-regional approach could serve as a model for several other EU regions.
Adopting a pro-active approach towards standards, by endorsing international standards such as those developed by the World Customs Organization, where appropriate, and developing new EU standards,which could serve as a model world-wide.
For instance, public support provided by the Enterprise Europe Network can serve as a model also for encouraging SME cooperation across developing countries.
It will restore uneconomic spruce plantations to a complex of wetlands, meadows, mires andhumid natural forest and serve as a model for“nature friendly” forestry management.