Examples of using Which prompted in English and their translations into Finnish
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Which prompted her to seek an old-fashioned remedy.
Panteleimon's father witnessed the occasion, which prompted him to accept the true single faith.
Which prompted some smug eco-sermons from Hammond and May.
Another characteristic of the early Muslims was that none of them were from the Koraysh hierarchy, which prompted the scorn of the unbelievers.
On account of their lack of nourishment some would faint during prayers, which prompted the opponents of Islam to ridicule and denounced them saying they were either epileptic or else mad.
It sounds as though as many as 100 instances of this flaw being exploited had been seen in the wild, butuse was increasing which prompted the out of cycle release.
As a result, a minor political crisis in Britain was launched which prompted the BBC to remove all planned repeat screenings of the film.
The problems which prompted the Commission to draft its proposal and which underlie the numerous amendments and decisions adopted by the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection in the course of its debates are plain for all to see.
This will put us back in the lead, and this is why we adopted the e-Europe initiative, which prompted the Commission to set a practical example in its administrative reform.
The refugee crisis has exposed significant structural weaknesses and shortcomings in the design and implementation of European asylum and migration policy, including the Dublin andEURODAC systems, which prompted calls for reform.
Secondly, what were the differences,if it is possible for us to identify them, which prompted the ECB not to endorse all the recommendations of the report compiled by the task force led by Mr Van Rompuy?
This was ascribed to financial reasons and lack of alternative ideas and caused considerable controversy,not least a debate in Parliament over the closure which prompted heated discussion of higher education issues in general.
This conclusion also emerges from the consultation launched by our Green Paper, which prompted reactions from 350 public authorities, the general public, civil society bodies and companies active in the field of culture across Europe.
Much of the strength of monetary growth in early 2003 was due to the high level of economic andfinancial market uncertainty prevailing at that time, which prompted portfolio shifts into safer, short-term liquid assets included in M3.
This naturally produced an utter shambles, which prompted a majority of the committee members, quite rightly, to reject this half-baked document. For that reason, the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs was unable to formulate an opinion.
During an interview with a CCTV journalist, Zhang Lidong(张立冬), the lead attacker in what became known as the Zhaoyuan McDonald's Cult Murder, claimed that the subject rejected his daughter's request for her phone number andwas called an"evil spirit"(邪灵), which prompted the six"missionaries" to attack.
The Council also mandated the Commission to support the adoption of the ITER Baseline, which prompted the Commission's proposal to amend the Multiannual Financial Framework, to address additional financing needs of ITER2.
The delays in transposition which prompted the Commission to launch infringement procedures for failure to transmit the national implementing measures have had repercussions on the ability of the actors to assert themselves on the European stage due to the resulting uncertainty surrounding the national regulatory situation.
Both men were taken aside by security andboth were allowed to return to the tournament; which prompted some outrage by other poker players on Twitter who feel Marafioti's act is growing old.
Even disregarding these Dutch notifications, there was a remarkable growth in the number of notifications in 1997, probably due to three factors: the accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden to the European Union; the entry into force of Directive 94/10/EC, which extended the scope of Directive 83/189/EEC; andthe judgment in the“CIA Security” case, which prompted Member States to apply the Directive with greater care.
I refer not only to attacks on the services or takeovers directives from economic protectionists, I am talking about a more general myopia that prevents Member States fromseeing the bigger picture; the myopia which prompted the Council to throw out proposals to name and shame poorly performing countries and refuse adequate funding for Europe's priority areas.
Subject: Violation by Turkey of sovereign rights within NATO Turkey has, de facto, challenged the sovereign rights of Greece by intercepting Greek aircraft taking part in NATO's exercise, Destined Glory, its failure to respect the Greek ten-mile FIR and the air corridors over the islands of Limnos and Ikaria,ignoring the opinions of NATO's legal service, and departing from the plans for the exercise drawn up by NATO's administration, which prompted the Greek Government to withdraw its troops.
Among the many notable talks were the release team's keynote, presenting the release goals and further plans for Debian GNU/Linux 6.0 Squeeze as well as the new timed freezes release policy,and the Project Leader's keynote, which prompted discussions about motivating the project's developer base in the future to work further towards Debian's motto of being the universal operating system.
Which prompts me to wonder what she sees in our friend Thomas.
Which prompts the question.
Step 3- A message should appear which prompts you to calibrate your iPhone.
After a disruptive fight between Tom and Amanda, Tom apologizes, which prompts Amanda to ask him to find a suitable man at his warehouse to bring home to meet Laura.
Since childhood, girls have the maternal instinct, which prompts them to play with dolls in the"Mothers and Daughters" and take care of their imaginary baby.
Is his coronavirus test result, which prompts negative blanket coverage. Following the debate, the only positive news for Trump.
These are a number of questions which occur to us and which prompt us to ask how the Commission is dealing with this issue of extraterritorial legislation, which is absolutely crucial for the future of transatlantic relations.