Examples of using To different degrees in English and their translations into Finnish
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All options, although to different degrees, can potentially promote environmentally friendly approaches.
Specific irritants affect people with atopic dermatitis to different degrees.
Unemployment is declining, albeit to different degrees across the Member States.
However, fuel price increases affect individual Member States to different degrees.
Territorial authorities were involved to different degrees in the process of programme drafting during the elaboration phase of INTERREG IIC.
Substitute fuels often enjoy tax exemption or reduction, but to different degrees within the Member States.
Once EMU is fully established, Member States will have lost their ability to manage their way through economic shocks that affect different countries to different degrees.
The enlargement countries have been affected, to different degrees, by the global economic recession.
Freedom of expression and media remains a particular concern in most enlargement countries, albeit to different degrees.
But yesterday there was a good discussion and a number of Ministers- to different degrees- were quite supportive of the Commission's position.
It is also an issue whichis not unique to Europe but affects our main competitors as well, albeit to different degrees.
But in general, DR-100, D50, D1 are heavy quality,light sense of hearing models(to different degrees), after all, voice recorder, have a certain lack of musical taste.
The reality is, however, that Member States still recover infrastructure costs for different land transport modes in different ways and to different degrees.
However, many of these obligations are already contained in national laws, to different degrees and extent, as a result of EU minimum harmonisation legislation and therefore businesses are familiar with them.
At the same time, turnover rates tend to decrease with the level of education, although to different degrees across Member States.
This analysis is complemented by an examination of the current challenges that are, to different degrees, specific to the EU, recognising that structures, problems and opportunities relating to innovation are not necessarily the same in all the world's major economic areas.
Regarding the monetary policy framework, candidate countries are adopting, and have adopted to different degrees, the pre-accession EMU-acquis.
EU institutions, bodies andMember States, and regional and local authorities across Europe all communicate on European policy issues in various ways and to different degrees.
All policy options are expected to address the main drivers of the problem andwould help to reduce to different degrees or even to break the vicious circle that prevents women from participating in corporate boards.
However, the sale of derivatives to clients exposes the bank to more risks, which may notably make its resolution more complex andtherefore it will be subject to different degrees of safeguards and control.
It will replace the existing fifteen bilateral air services agreements between individual EU member states and Brazil, all of which, to different degrees, restrict EU carriers' traffic rights, for instance as regards frequencies, capacities or code-sharing.
In Spain, Italy and Portugal, a decline in inflation rates allowed a gradual reduction of official interest rates from end-1994 butmoney market rates in these countries remain relatively high, although to different degrees.
The reason is: during the unloading process, the amount of mud remaining on both sides of the filter plate is greatly different; after the filter press starts to filter, the feed pump stops for a long time, andthe filter cake in the semi-flow state of the filter chamber sinks to different degrees; The feed hole of the filter plate is clogged.
The Committee welcomes the Commission's communication, particularly the way the framework for action revolves around four objectives which crystallise responses to the challenges immediately facing all urban structures in the EU, albeit to different degrees.
Member States have made use of these possibilities, but to very different degrees, and have gained experiences in applying different designs.