Examples of using Starting-point in English and their translations into Finnish
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That was the starting-point.
However, I do believe that the Commission's one proposal can be taken as a starting-point.
You now have a starting-point for modifying and working on the circuit.
That must be our starting-point.
Our starting-point has to be that the risks must not be borne by the importer alone.
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Only in that way can we identify the real political will which was our starting-point.
We take as our starting-point the fact that we are bound by rules in the Treaties.
The Geneva Convention should continue to be the starting-point, and human rights must be respected.
The starting-point of the analysis is always the restructuring plan submitted by a Member State.
Society, as this House knows, is a much wider concept than the economy, andthat must be our starting-point.
Duration of credit and starting-point thereof e.g. each delivery, last delivery.
The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC)25 remains a key starting-point for international relations.
My starting-point, as was the rapporteur's, is that we should give European Union citizenship real meaning.
The proposed symposium in autumn 2004(see point 7.2.4 above) will, of course, include representatives from the RF andcould serve as a starting-point.
This has to be the starting-point for a rethink, and one might well be sparked off, and accompanied, by a European campaign.
Ongoing work of the IOSCO Standing Committee on investment management may provide a starting-point for further reflection on these issues in a European context.
The starting-point of the Directive is that environmental issues are best handled with the participation of all concerned citizens at the relevant level.
After this kind of self-sacrificing andloving environment, we understand now that starting-point, what made Thessalonians congregation good example in the congregations in Macedonia and Achaia.
The starting-point for the crisis was the introduction of a new method of manufacturing meat-and-bone meal from animal remains, the so-called Carver-Greenfield process.
The improvement in the economic situation in the European Union, seen last year and expected to continue in 1998,may be considered to provide a very satisfactory starting-point for monetary union.
The Communication will constitute the starting-point for consultation by the Commission of Member States, service providers and users of services.
Perhaps this is why,at one point in his report on the conclusions on enlargement Elmar Brok says that accession is not an end in itself, but rather a starting-point for new efforts to be made.
In early 1960, the rocks served as the starting-point and terminus for the first submerged circumnavigation of the world by the American nuclear-powered submarine USS Triton.
Mr President, I believe that the Titley report and the code of conduct, which we are debating together today, are two initial steps in the right direction. Of course,we must regard them as just a starting-point.
The Commission's Green Paper is a starting-point, but now it needs to be followed up, and we must ensure that renewable energy sources do not once again come to grief in practice.
I believe that this resolution, which also contains an appeal to make archive documents accessible for research throughout the world,will be a starting-point for substantial joint work in the future.
Using this communication as a starting-point, the Commission launched a wide-ranging programme to identify those legislative acts which might be simplified, consolidated and codified.
Neither fresh cuts northe removal of non-tariff barriers must be accepted in this sector, except on a reciprocal basis, always taking the tariffs actually imposed as a starting-point rather than those made known to the WTO.
The starting-point here has always been that the European Union primarily has a supporting role in the process of political dialogue and humanitarian assistance which is taking place under the auspices of the United Nations and the Organization of African Unity.
The ethical aspect of biotechnological inventions, and particularly those concerning isolated elements of the human body, was therefore the Commission's starting-point for a thorough review to identify the most appropriate solution in this extremely sensitive area.