Examples of using Some of the proposals in English and their translations into Finnish
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Those are only some of the proposals.
Some of the proposals could perhaps be examined in greater depth.
Mrs Oomen-Ruijten asked what the story was about some of the proposals.
Those are some of the proposals that were accepted.
In this regard, I would like to highlight some of the proposals in the report.
Some of the proposals made by the Institutions go beyond the Green Paper.
We welcome the fact, however, that some of the proposals we tabled were adopted.
Some of the proposals debated entail a denaturing of the spirit of the Treaties.
I mentioned some of the proposals that are already in the implementation rules adopted by the Commission.
While she approved the objective of safety at work,she felt that some of the proposals were unrealistic.
Some of the proposals, however, have nothing at all to do with the consequences of BSE and foot-and-mouth disease.
These comments were discussed among the negotiating parties and some of the proposals led to amendments of the Additional Protocol and its explanatory report.
Some of the proposals in the Council's text are unreasonable, such as the references to national taxation.
While new schedules for scientific advice have a long lead time and may not be operational until 2007, some of the proposals can already be implemented in whole or in part this year.
In other words, some of the proposals may be an excuse to shrink SMEs and inordinately expand large fishing enterprises.
Leader+ helped with the cost of producing the‘agenda' andwill also help to realise some of the proposals, such as improvements to the community building.
We have doubts, however, about some of the proposals made in it, for example that concerning the new interinstitutional code.
At international level, the European Commission has had to give official notice12 of the proposed directive to the Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade(TBT), since some of the proposals could potentially breach international trade rules.
Some of the proposals will simply centralise power, create unnecessary expense and add further bureaucracy for very little added value.
Furthermore, we must also remember that some of the proposals pose particular difficulties, as in the case of pre-allocations, amongst other things.
Some of the proposals are controversial: on the one hand, large computer manufacturers like HP, ACER or Sony Ericsson have pronounced themselves in favour of a ban on all brominated flame retardants in electrical and electronic equipment.
However, from the point of view of the Swedish Green Party, some of the proposals are questionable, although I do welcome the principle of a Europe-wide voluntary service for young people, which must be supported.
Some of the proposals in the report are of a technocratic nature more information for the European Parliament, Council approval for a binding legal framework to protect personal data, approval for the role of the Joint Supervisory Authority.
For that reason, even though some of the proposals cover other subjects too, we believe that the competitiveness and fiscal neutrality of the market must be preserved at all events.
Some of the proposals which will be discussed below, however, are very rigorous, so that in some cases their application might prove too rigid and lacking in flexibility, going beyond the recommendations of the above directive.
Secondly, there was concern that some of the proposals would allow for predatory bidding by exempted sectors for those parts of the transport industry which, in the case of my own country for example, are already liberalised.
Some of the proposals have been confined to minor adjustments to the Regulation No17 system, while others have entailed a thorough overhaul and a sharing of the power to grantexemptions between the Commission and the national competition authorities.
Finally, I am concerned that some of the proposals for changes in the veto system, the composition of the Security Council, or suggestions for an EU mandate prejudge the outcome of the Intergovernmental Conference and may not carry support in all of our countries.
I want to stress some of the proposals which I believe are key in engaging citizens in the progress and development of the internal market and in boosting confidence in particular.