Examples of using These two aspects in English and their translations into Finnish
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Sometimes these two aspects meet.
These two aspects are closely linked.
We must reconcile these two aspects.
These two aspects need to be considered together.
This shows that these two aspects can be combined.
These two aspects are mutually complementary, but neither can stand alone.
In the Commission's press release in June it noted that these two aspects have been separated.
Weighing up these two aspects is not easy.
Therefore, we are disappointed that, despite the attempts which the rapporteur has made andis still making, these two aspects were omitted from the report.
Intrinsically these two aspects cannot be dealt with separately.
In the European Parliament,we have tried to combine the flexibility Europe needs with the social cohesion it cannot do without, because these two aspects belong together.
These two aspects are not contradictory but do in fact complement each other.
To talk about imposing statutory obligations concerning these two aspects now does not seem appropriate to us, certainly not at this early stage.
These two aspects must be combined in order to foster positive parental attitudes9.
Attempts have sometimes been made to strike a balance between these two aspects: for example, the Delors White Paper sought to bring them together, to balance them.
These two aspects, the limits and the progress, are actually set out for each of the areas in question.
I believe, in fact,that we can succeed in enlarging the Union if we combine these two aspects: firstly, the free movement of services and employees and, secondly, more equal conditions when it comes to the dialogue between employers and employees.
These two aspects are neither incompatible nor contradictory, but complementary.
Nevertheless, the Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport voted on andrejected the amendments by the Committee on Budgets on these two aspects, using the argument that it contradicted the other elements of the report.
These two aspects were the reason why I voted as I did on the report before us.
We know that there is prioritisation in healthcare, but it is important that people are all treated equally and that some should not be able totake precedence because of their resources, and it is important that we should be able to combine these two aspects in cross-border care.
These two aspects are essential if we are to win widespread, lasting support from the public.
In preventing obesity, the importance of exercise and sport must be closely linked to the requirements of healthy eating, butit is not at all sufficient to focus on only these two aspects: encouraging people to lead a healthy lifestyle must become top priority in all relevant policy areas.
I believe we must keep these two aspects separate, although they are part of the same set of problems.
It must fight for the lessons learnt from the interpretation and implementation of its code of conduct- in particular as regards the criteriaof sustainable development and human rights- to be applied to the new Treaty, because these two aspects are especially pertinent, as Mrs Ferrero-Waldner pointed out.
These two aspects mainly depend on the formation of the basic switch and the cooperation of the shrapnel.
The regulation, however, goes further than a mere makeover, because it establishes a veritable Community Code governing the movement of persons across borders, not only relating to the external borders of the Union but also, as I said,with a component on the internal borders, since these two aspects are undeniably complementary.
These two aspects justifiably led to expectations among the Ukrainian people as regards their future accession to the EU.
In any event, the balance between these two aspects should be defined by or with the Member States and the regions, and not by the Commission.
When these two aspects are considered, much is revealed of the significant step back of the EU in terms of its approach in dealing with world poverty and inequality.