Examples of using Study concluded in English and their translations into Finnish
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The study concluded in January 2009.
A well-designed andcarefully-targeted fat tax could be a useful tool for reducing the burden of food-related disease," the study concluded.
The study concluded that an‘ideal levy' would have to respect the following criteria.
Concerning the consistency of the Firearms Directive with existing EU legislation, the study concluded that the main problems relate to the UNFP.
Of the used product, the study concluded that 15% was not reused and was scrapped or discarded.
The study concluded that the Foundation is not making full use of the system's capabilities.
As regards younger age groups and their perception of advertising, the study concluded that age is one factor involved in the identification of advertising, but not the only one.
This study concluded that the resource to workload balance has deteriorated over the last ten years.
In order to achieve the recommended concentration level of 5 ng/m³, the study concluded that where compliance techniques could be applied costs would clearly outweigh the specific quantifiable benefits.
The study concluded that it doesn't perform any better than a placebo when it comes to helping you lose weight.
More specifically, the study concluded that most stakeholders considered that the new offences helped them tackle the preparatory stages of terrorist activities.
The study concluded that an independent central agency offered a number of advantages over an enlarged ECB.
From a law enforcement and judicial point of view, the study concluded that cases related to the new offences involving more than one Member State could be handled more efficiently because of a common approach to criminalising offences.
The study concluded that a key issue for consumers where animal welfare is concerned was the lack of information on food products regarding animal welfare standards.
With respect to a performance based approach to regulation of aviation safety, the study concluded that this approach should have a positive impact on aviation safety and innovation, but the impact of this approach can only be described qualitatively and is very much depending on the specific rules that will be converted from prescriptive to performance based.
The study concluded in favour of a policy mix(non-legislative and legislative measures) without favouring either a minimum or a maximum legislative intervention.
Regular CDD: the Deloitte study concluded that the main divergences in the application of the Directive concern the threshold established to require CDD measures for occasional transactions.
This study concluded that potential demand existed and endorsed the creation of the European Telephony Numbering Space(ETNS) with a European regional code.
The study concluded that CO2 emissions are boosted by incentives to buy fuel and larger cars.
Moreover, the study concluded that it was technically impossible to attain a value of 10 ng/m³ near the nine copper production sites in the EU-15.
The study concluded that"social policies based on investments in human and social capital are conducive to higher economic efficiency for they improve productivity and the quality of the labour force.
The study concluded that a single central database containing information on all relevant tourism and leisure services accidents would not be a feasible project in the medium term.
This study concluded that introducing a safety performance scheme for civil aviation is feasible, but cautioned against its rapid introduction for a number of technical reasons.
The Deloitte study concluded, on the basis of its survey of stakeholders and Member State authorities, that there were a significant number of stakeholders who would not favour lowering the threshold.
The most recent CIET? study concluded that, with the right legislative framework and with basic insurance for workers, these agencies could be employing 6.5 million people by 2010.
The study concluded that traceability was possible only for cultural objects belonging to the core category and, to a lesser extent, the second category which could be removed on the basis of a licence.
Further, the study concluded that 38% of the properties audited by the tour operators and their consultants are likely to be non-compliant with the 86/666 Recommendation on Fire Safety in Existing Hotels.
The study concluded that in both models the passenger was, ultimately, the main funder of security through State security taxes, airline security charges on tickets and/or airport charges.
The study concluded that under current conditions it would be extremely difficult to make ship recycling economically viable while at the same time respecting sound environmental standards for various reasons.
The study concluded that while measures against production can affect where drugs are produced, there is no evidence that they can reduce total global production.