Examples of using Those instruments in English and their translations into Finnish
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And all those instruments?
What matters is how we deal with one another- how we use those instruments.
One of those instruments is lifelong learning.
The Council underlines the efforts made by Mexico to meet the requirements set by those instruments.
I hope those instruments were properly sterilized.
There is also the temptation to use those instruments for anything and everything.
Maybe those instruments you used weren't sterile.
The problem is that sometimes it can be difficult to capture andreproduce the feeling that those instruments were born to deliver.
We are using all those instruments to support these initiatives.
This directive would of course not affect that, butit could potentially remove places where people could get those instruments repaired and maintained.
Maybe those instruments you used weren't sterile. Now, you fix this.
As far as the Commission is concerned, we will of course continue to develop those instruments required to protect the EU's financial interests in the best possible way.
Those instruments are de facto not subject to EC award of procurement or grant.
I look forward to putting those instruments to work, together with you.
Where those instruments are not sufficient, subordinated debt should be converted or written down.
The proposal would apply to all transactions concerning those instruments, whether those transactions are undertaken on regulated markets or elsewhere.
Where those instruments are not sufficient, subordinated debt should be converted or written down.
The objective of this assistance is to improve the living conditions of beneficiary populations by recommending and providing all those instruments that will ensure that these countries embark on a path towards growth and accountability.
Those instruments, of course, must not distort markets and must be fully compatible with Community competition rules.
The employment strategy underlying those instruments must be made clear; clearer, that is to say, than it is at present.
Those instruments allow credit institutions to achieve a diversified capital structure and to access a wide range of financial investors.
Where a service activity is already covered by one or more Community instruments, this Directive and those instruments will all apply, the requirements laid down by one adding to those laid down by the others.
We need to strengthen those instruments in a spirit of responsibility, in a spirit of solidarity, but also in a spirit of real, specific action.
My next question is: does Commissioner Liikanen not think that it would be possible to improve this relationship by actively removing those instruments, or those rules which make it difficult for many people to feel comfortable with what goes on in the EU?
Those instruments are related not only to the financial transaction tax but also to possible levies on banks' assets, on banks' leverage and so on.
The section on New or Innovative Financial Instruments is no longer necessary as the Financial Regulation will include a new Title entirely devotedto financial instruments and with detailed rules for reporting on those instruments.
However, it is important that those instruments are evaluated so that we can better identify the gaps.
Furthermore, the preparations by the ICAO Assembly are intended to ensure that the contracting countries are sufficiently flexible to implement those instruments which allow- in the words of the ICAO- a balanced response to noise management.
In Europe, those instruments will allow us to make a huge stride in the direction of a better investment climate, which is desperately needed at the moment.
Where a Member State considers that instruments bearing the‘CE'conformity marking referred to in Annex II, points 2, 3 and 4, do not meet the requirements of this Directive when properly installed and used for the purposes for which they are intended,it shall take all appropriate measures to withdraw those instruments from the market or to prohibit or restrict their being put into service and/or placed on the market.