Examples of using This inconsistency in English and their translations into Finnish
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This inconsistency puts parents off balance.
The Regulation adopted aims at resolving this inconsistency.
How has this inconsistency allowed itself to infiltrate the Treaty?
Did the gendarmerie say anything about this inconsistency?
This inconsistency cannot even be justified in the name of efficiency.
The RP should be amended accordingly in order to deal with this inconsistency.
This inconsistency will become even more noticeable the more the evolution of EMU progresses.
The Supreme court judgments, there are only loose but consistent,fatal application of this inconsistency, which the rule of law principle ad absurdum.
Amendment No 31 corrects this inconsistency without altering the spirit of Amendment No 14;
The Council has therefore decided, together with this Opinion, to make a recommendation under Article 99(4) of the Treaty establishing the European Community with a view to ending this inconsistency.
This inconsistency in many areas of policy must be addressed in this programme for 2008.
In particular, with regard to the procedures foreseen for the establishment of Maximum Residue Levels, the wording of the common position isnot compatible with Regulation(EC) No 470/2009 and this inconsistency should be addressed as a priority.
Some of this inconsistency comes from the fact that this research is happening all over the world.
These proposed amendments, I say again, are mutually inconsistent, and this inconsistency cannot be explained on the basis of the admittedly undeniable differences existing between the current Directives in respect of the regulated sectors.
This inconsistency sometimes led to 28 different policies- those of the 27 Member States plus that of the EU.
Can this incongruity, this inconsistency, be understood or even, at times, justified in the name of effectiveness?
This inconsistency is well illustrated by the amendments to the utilities directive concerning award criteria.
One source of this inconsistency is that the capabilities of the digital age are changing more quickly than rules, laws, and norms.
This inconsistency is only explained in part by the fact that there are no European standards for minority rights.
The proposal resolves this inconsistency in the case of companies applying IAS without necessarily changing the status quo for annual accounts and unlisted companies.
This inconsistency between what the right says and does is outrageous given that they have been saying for months to citizens and to the media that they support such a tax.
There are lobbying interests behind this inconsistency, which does not reflect well either on the EU or on the European Parliament, and will consequently be of no benefit to European industry.
Despite this inconsistency, the more recent experience confirms that markets can discipline national budgetary policies in the euro area.
The result of this inconsistency can be seen today because it is certainly no coincidence that this debate was postponed from yesterday, when the Council could have taken part, to this morning, when only the Commission is represented.
This inconsistency clearly demonstrates the real intentions of the instigators and initiators of this text: once more pressure groups are using this as a pretext to try to dismantle the common agricultural policy and system of community preference.
This inconsistency does not affect the final outcome but introduces an unwelcome variability in the figures entered, on a provisional basis, in the budget of the year following the one for which the rebate is due initial budget and, possibly, supplementary amending budgets.
We must talk about this growing inconsistency.
This creates inconsistency for operators and makes enforcement more difficult.
Removing this conceptual inconsistency would strengthen the learning outcomes approach promoted by the EQF.
There is inconsistency between this proposal and the Habitat Directive.