Examples of using To divide up in English and their translations into Finnish
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I don't want to divide up our lives.
Ungern was right when he said that the Yids want to divide up the world.
It's time to divide up the chores again. Now that we find ourselves with three children.
They think they have the right to divide up other lands, peoples.
And who wants to divide up the royal family. the treacherous one who blames the innocent Queen Dowager The Second State Councillor is.
Now that we find ourselves with three children,it's time to divide up the chores again.
If you need help deciding how to divide up your dose, ask your healthcare professional.
Use Six Thinking Hats with parallel thinking or as a means to divide up roles.
NUTS is the regional classification system used to divide up the European Union for administrative purposes.
But it's winner-take-all, so no need to divide evenly. Uh,all right we need to divide up into teams.
I therefore think that the proposal to divide up the Treaties, as presented by Mr Dehaene, is important.
However, the directive will seriously limit the scope for vulture-like funds to divide up companies.
Thinking about how to divide up your possessions for when you die, it's tough, confronting your own mortality, and I think it's got you spinning a little bit.
Turning to the actual content of the Charter, it would seem advisable to divide up these rights into three categories.
It is easier to divide up the work and to specialise in a large delegation: even if the largest delegation, comprising 99 Members, was reduced by a third, they would still be able to share out the work.
What mandate are you going to ask the Heads of State or Government for, andhow are you going to ask them to divide up the portfolios?
Following enlargement, within the framework of competition with the USA to divide up the planet, the ΕU is seeking to control its new eastern and southern neighbours.
After all- to put it in legal terms- workers are at the disposal of employers, are subject to their instructions andare not at liberty to divide up their own time.
On health and safety staffing, we now have the agency in Bilbao andI am trying to divide up the work in a more even-handed way so that we will continue to get the best results possible.
In view of the scientific uncertainty and technical difficulties relating to some of these physical agents,the Council had decided to tackle vibrations and noise first of all and to divide up the initial Commission proposal.
The difficult problem of how to divide up the proceeds between the two States concerned is resolved in Article 10 by allotting compensation payments and orders to pay court costs to the Issuing State and all other monies to the Executing State.
Otherwise, you are in danger of one day proposing to us the creation of a new agency designed to divide up and supervise the agencies in each Member State.
It is understandable that the Commission cannot tell us today how it intends to divide up a budget that has not yet even been adopted, but I do believe that it certainly should be giving consideration to how to go about providing these trans-European networks with the funding that they will need.
I believe that one of the most complex aspects of the history of Europe- where the same phenomenon is being repeated- is the tendency towards convergence and fragmentation, the tendency to come together andthen move apart, to divide up into a thousand pieces.
The European Parliament resolution on the western Balkans expresses the more general move of the USA andthe EU towards new border changes, the competition between them to divide up the area and the EU's attempts to annex it to Euro-transatlantic structures.
We have a great deal of respect for the principle of relative stability but we feel that there must be flexibility so that quotas that go unused in any given year are taken over by those that can actually use them, without this, of course,preventing us from continuing to seek to divide up these quotas equitably, and consequently ensure relative stability.
This scenario is referred to in recital 24 of Regulation(EEC) No 4064/89,which states that the Regulation applies to agreements whose sole object is to divide up the assets acquired immediately after the acquisition.
It can also be said that other neighbouring countries are involved in this conflict, such as the barely disguised presence of Uganda and Rwanda,which possibly still harbour plans to divide up the Congo and de facto seize control of some parts of the country.
Passivity, a lack of clear definition, division and disputes between countries, which prevent changes from taking place, help maintain the status quo,prove right those who see the European Union as nothing more than a group of merchants whose primary concern is to divide up the limited financial resources it has available in a way that is not always fair or equitable.
We therefore reject collaborating with competitors with regards to dividing up markets and customers and/or providing details of prices or production quantities; neither do we adopt any other unfair business practices.