Examples of using Two fundamental principles in English and their translations into Finnish
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I should like to begin by underlining two fundamental principles which lie at the heart of today's debate.
Ensuring that food is safe andproviding adequate and clear information on the label have been two fundamental principles of Community food law.
Let me underline two fundamental principles that I intend to strive for vigorously: autonomy and scientific excellence.
Achievement of the security of supply objective, as justification for maintaining subsidised Community coal production,must comply with two fundamental principles.
There are two fundamental principles that must always be followed and observed- otherwise the rule of law will cease to exist.
I consider that the Commission proposal infringes two fundamental principles of Community law: the unity and primacy of that law.
It serves two fundamental principles and insists that the improvement of the regulation on the running of the MEDA programme must be incorporated.
If they are to make sense, of course,these relationships must be based on two fundamental principles: complete mutual equality and as much openness as possible.
These are two fundamental principles that are absent here, and I hope that these will be taken into account in the reform of the common fisheries policy.
I would repeat, once again,that European personal data should only be transferred to third countries if two fundamental principles have been considered: necessity and proportionality.
It is based on two fundamental principles that we want to see strengthened: mutual recognition and harmonisation with regard to how crimes and punishments are defined.
Some European Union bodies have been nurturing this ambiguity in analysis and action for too long,determined to impose controversial attitudes which do not respect two fundamental principles, Community preference and preferential access for our historical allies.
With regard to the Stevenson report,there are two fundamental principles: firstly, the conservation of resources; secondly, equality of Member States.
Two fundamental principles must continue to inspire and underpin the entire negotiation process and they are that the negotiations should be carried out on the basis of the current acquis and that the financial perspectives approved in Berlin in 1999 will have to determine the upper limits for the accession of the new Member States between now and 2006.
I can also clearly tell you that when we, the Portuguese Presidency, refer to the question of illegal immigration,we always say that the fight against it is based on two fundamental principles: solidarity and respect for people and respect for the humanitarian tragedy underlying the phenomenon.
The truth is that two fundamental principles of international law are now in opposition here: the will towards emancipation of peoples like the Armenians of Karabakh or the Aprases and Ossetians of Georgia, and respect for the territorial integrity of states like Georgia or Azerbaijan.
Coordination of national social security systems, to which you are contributing in your role as co-legislative authority,will ensure that two fundamental principles(equal treatment and non-discrimination) are fully applied on behalf of those European citizens taking advantage of free movement.
However, we feel that we ought to respect two fundamental principles; one, the recognition of situations that are recognised in law; the so-called acquired rights of officials and secondly, the principle of stability, of guarantee, and even the right to union membership, the right to the defence, by officials, of their post, their career and even their professional prestige.
The goal of Olympianism is to place sport at the service of the harmonious development of man, and[…] any form of discrimination with regard to a country or a person on grounds of race, religion, politics, gender orotherwise is incompatible with belonging to the Olympic movement'- two fundamental principles of the Olympic Charter to which the Chinese have signed up.
Can two such fundamental principles be set aside by an exemption, in the form of a protocol, to the rules governing the free movement of capital?