Examples of using Stems from the fact in English and their translations into Finnish
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Stems from the fact… my little problem.
My little problem… stems from the fact.
It stems from the fact that you and I missed out on a real opportunity.
Art of the  EU automotive industry's strength stems from the fact that its R& D.
My little problem… I was never allowed to get in touch with my inner child. stems from the fact.
Maybe Lawrence's reluctance stems from the fact that I also have a relationship with him.
This stems from the fact that in the  new Member States, the  difference in standard of living between rural and urban areas is much greater than in Western Europe.
Ladies and gentlemen,the  problem with totalitarianism in Europe stems from the fact that the  experiences of particular Member States in this area are very different.
This stems from the fact that in the  new Member States, the  poorest groups, which suffer social exclusion because of their low material status, live mainly in rural areas.
I will simply remind you that the  difficulty of the  subject stems from the fact that the  single euro payments area(SEPA) is an initiative of payment institutions, particularly banks.
This stems from the fact that the  Member States are by no means obliged to demand any forms; whereas, if a Member State regards it as necessary to obtain information covered by the  proposed directive, it must always accept the  FAL forms.
Against the  background of ensuring a competitive basic market structure,the  timeliness of this green paper stems from the fact that new markets may develop rapidly, and that they will be essentially global in nature.
This situation stems from the fact that even though pluralism is a fundamental freedom recognised by the  EU, it is not one of the  tasks assigned to the  European Community under Article 2 of the  EC Treaty.
This approach stems from the fact that the  swift development of the  life sciences industry has given rise to great expectations for curing disease and improving quality of life, which at the  same time raises concern over the  ethical and social repercussions.
I think it is important to note that part of the  problem stems from the fact that some systems do not operate throughout the  day. This means that there is a great deal of payment activity at the  end of the  day.
Primobolan's popularity stems from the fact that it is the  only steroid that seems to work well on a low calorie diet(making it a pre-contest drug of choice) and side effects are rarely a problem since it is relatively non toxic, low in androgens and it does not convert to estrogen(aromatize) therefore estrogen related side effects are not an issue.
That new decisions or regulations are even necessary at all for this period stems from the fact that the  seventh framework programme of the  European Community for research, technological development and demonstration activities(2007-2013) and the  seventh framework programme of the  European Atomic Energy Community(Euratom) for nuclear research and training activities(2007-2011) cover different periods.
Much of Hearthstone's appeal stems from the fact that, although it is possible for players to increase to expand their card collections quickly by buying Expert Packs,the  vast majority of the  game's content can be unlocked for free.
A significant part of the  burden stems from the fact that in the  majority of Member States, the  national rules vary from  one country to the  other, leading to disharmonised requirements and an unnecessary administrative burden.
One of the  great problems of European history stems from the fact that once social classes have fought their way up the  social scale and succeeded in integrating into the  ruling classes, they have imitated the  faults of the  aristocracy, they have become conceited and lost sight of the  value of training and the  fight to retain the  knowledge they have acquired.
Methenolone enanthate popularity stems from the fact that it is the  only steroid that seems to work well on a low calorie diet(making it a pre-contest drug of choice) and side effects are rarely a problem since it is relatively non toxic, low in androgens and it does not convert to estrogen(aromatize) therefore estrogen related side effects are not an issue.
And stemmed from the fact that we were unprepared.The  most serious of those occurred early on.
All of the  problems in your life stem from the fact.
Looks like all our problems stem from the fact that we stopped flogging our kids.
All your problems You know, Odo,I used to think stemmed from the fact that you were a changeling.
However, there are risks stemming from the fact that the  additional measures to be taken from  2013 onwards are not yet specified and that the  macroeconomic scenario from  2014 onwards is too optimistic.