Examples of using To speculation in English and their translations into Finnish
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He who owes his entire fortune to speculation.
It gives rise to speculation which we would like to quash quickly.
So it's very important that we don't stoop to speculation.
Leading to speculation about the mysterious circumstances surrounding this incident.
It is clear that,by drifting, we have given impetus to the markets and to speculation.
A dramatic fall in share prices at Hassine Mining has led to speculation Sikong could steal the deal from under them.
They are being attacked on all sides; there is a huge increase in prices, partly due to speculation.
Has led to speculation Sikong could steal the deal from under them. A dramatic fall in share prices at Hassine Mining.
Do you believe that oil prices in this area are subject to speculation, or that this is attributable to the currency?
These ideas led to speculations as to the infinite dimension of space by the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno in the 16th century.
This infrastructure is useful for capital, and it involves simultaneous privatisation,which is tantamount to speculation.
Further uncertainties which could lead to speculation are linked to the future external value of the Single Currency against other currencies.
Energy, minerals, fish, gas, oil, wind and wave energy are all abundantly available in the region,which makes it vulnerable to speculation.
The deeper psychological motivations for my decision to quit meat at the age of 17 are subject to speculation, but my conscious reasons were purely animal rights-related.
Sometimes, when countries are subject to speculation, as my own country was in the 1990s, it actually provides us with a good opportunity to organise the measures we take.
In two months, cereal prices have risen by 50%, not due to an imbalance between supply and demand, as there is sufficient production,but due to speculation from outside the sector.
It is not in the interests of the Swedish Government to contribute to speculation. Nor, however, is it in the interests of the Swedish Government to speak on issues for which independent Swedish authorities are responsible.
We recognise the fact that we currently have major problems in the food sector, andin this regard we believe that we can achieve a great deal by intervening with regard to speculation on foodstuffs.
Mr President, during this debate colleagues from the Socialist andGreen benches have referred to speculation and how unacceptable that is in terms of energy prices, and I agree with them.
Why did you lack the courage to give the names and surnames of those responsible for the financial crisis, clearly stating measures to clip the wings of speculation, or spell out to European citizens that our banks andour financial institutions are still peddling many of the financial products subject to speculation, and polluting our market?
This does not mean that I believe that agrifuels are the panacea,because the energy balance is negative and because that gives rise to speculation, but we must try to convert material which is actually available, as waste, into energy.
What Shadow Demon's next step would have been remains open to speculation, for around this time, Nevermore the Shadow Fiend bit into a particularly nasty-tasting soul and discovered that it held nothing but a foul nougat of Shadow Demon's essence.
From tomorrow, the euro will give the internal market its full meaning, by eliminating transaction costs,putting an end to speculation, improving price transparency and strengthening financial integration.
In order to obtain this'European passport' from the competent EU supervisory authorities, alternative fund managers will therefore have to accept clear rules, limits to speculation and greater transparency.
We welcome the debate on food prices and price fluctuations,particularly with regard to speculation on food commodities and the weak competition in certain parts of the food chain, but we nevertheless do not believe that this resolution provides an adequate description of the problem.
The impact will be particularly acute in Africa, where commodity prices have more than doubled in the last 12 months andcontinue to soar owing to speculation, shortages and changing patterns of production.
Around 90% of the global assets were spent on trade or long-term investments in the 1970s andonly 10% went to speculation, but the figures are opposite now Member of the European Parliament Eija-Riitta Korhola stated in her blog that"if the GDP of the global economy is around 50 billion US dollars, it means that 1,144 billion is being invested in financial speculation. .
Consequently, because of the system of allocation of import licences established in 1993, and despite the amendments made by Regulation No 2362/98,the applicants are much more vulnerable to speculation in import licences than their competitors.
The reform, unfortunately, is not equal to the challenges facing Europe in the agricultural sphere: feeding nine billion people in 2050, occupying limited agricultural areas,the dependence on prices linked to speculation on agricultural raw materials, and so on.
DE Mr President, the Socialist Group is of course right to say that wealth distribution in Europe has not worked well over the past few years, andof course Robert Goebbels is right to demand a different approach to speculation and the squandering of billions of euro.