Examples of using Technical trade in English and their translations into Finnish
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Abolition of technical trade barriers.
Koneosapalvelu is a multitalent of technical trade.
Building and technical trade, Deputy CEO.
You have been assigned to Learning Group 38… for passengers with engineering… and technical trade skills.
In the building and technical trade, net sales grew markedly.
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The free movement of products(with particular reference to the abolition of technical trade barriers);
In the building and technical trade, market share continued to strengthen.
You have been assigned to learning group 38 for passengers with engineering and technical trade skills.
In the building and technical trade division, sales grew and profit improved.
Instead, these countries should be supported through other measures such as increased development cooperation and technical trade support.
In the building and technical trade, the operating profit was at the previous year's level.
The transaction allows Kesko to focus on building-related B2C and B2B trade and the infrastructure business in technical trade in Sweden.
Etra specialises in technical trade with a wide product and service sortiments.
Our clients are retail and wholesale companies, maintenance companies,technology stores, technical trade servicing the construction sector, events.
In the building and technical trade, market share continued to strengthen especially in Finland.
It should seize the opportunity to devise a European policy for scientific and technical trade that is coordinated with national policies.
In the building and technical trade, Kesko's objective is to furtherstrengthen its positionin Europe.
In writing.-(DE) The Agreement between the EU and Canada on civil aviation safety, which is a supplement to the Air Transport Agreement with Canada,is intended to remove technical trade barriers.
The emphasis on growth in the building and technical trade division is increasingly on B2B sales.
They remove technical trade barriers and have a deregulatory effect, facilitating cross-border industrial cooperation and permitting the potential for economies of scale to be exploited by firms.
The new entity that combines the building andhome improvement trade and the technical trade will make Kesko an even stronger international operator in Europe.
It has to deal with a huge number of technical trade barriers, a multiplicity of national standards and authorisation procedures and also, to some extent, bureaucratic testing, monitoring and certification requirements.
The new entity that combines the building and home improvement trade and the technical trade will make Kesko an even stronger international operator in Europe.
I know some colleagues are attached to this proposal, but it would be hard to defend it at world trade level because of this insignificant extra environmental benefit andbecause of this it could be perceived as a technical trade barrier.
In the building and technical trade, we aim for an even stronger position in Northern Europe.
Two problem areas stand out: lack of opening-up of public procurement anddifferences in technical standards between Member States technical trade barriers continue to hinder an estimated 63% of intra-EU trade. .
A lighter administrative approach to removing technical trade barriers needs to be adopted based on wider application of the mutual recognition principle in non-harmonised areas.
This is the main reason why much less progress has been made with the harmonization of standards and with the procedures andstatutory provisions for construction products and construction techniques than is the case with products where technical trade barriers prevent the free circulation of goods.
Instead, these countries should be supported through increased development cooperation and technical trade support, derived perhaps from the resources released in connection with the reform of the sugar market.
These include technical trade barriers(estimated to cover around 63% of internal Community trade), tax distortions(harmful tax competition between Member States, double taxation, incoherent national VAT systems), and State aids representing between 0.4 and 2.6% of GDP in the various Member States between 1992 and 1994.