Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into Finnish
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You also play a crucial role in formulating policies whose scope extends far beyond your borders.
It is also a directive whose scope has been described as both modest and pragmatic- and indeed it is a modest little regulation.
It will involve both legislative andnon-legislative actions whose scope and content require further analysis.
This support is directed at children whose scope for continuing to go to school or to participate in leisure activities is jeopardised due to family poverty or other social problems.
Funds are however available for large projects andfor professional cultural events, whose scope sometimes even extends beyond Europe.
The identification of Community texts whose scope should be re-examined as well as the reasons for such an examination;
In most of the Member States regular urban transport workers are covered by collective agreements, whose scope differs from country to country.
Speaking about the bedbug remedy Medilis Ziper, whose scope is very broad, I must say that its developers did not invent anything….
In the report in question I felt obliged to vote against a number of paragraphs whose spirit I support but whose scope and approach seem dubious.
In particular, the European arrest warrant, whose scope is much wider than just terrorism, is an incentive to introduce heavy prison sentences.
It was preferred to recommend the creation of a single, new and global instrument focused on defending core EU interests andaddressing challenges of global concern whose scope of activities would be clearly defined.
These could take the form of European Neighbourhood Agreements whose scope will be defined in the light of progress in meeting the priorities set out in the Action Plans.
Most of the decisions concern contracts between a professional and a consumer the notion of consumer either being taken over from the Directive, in the vast majority of cases, orbased on national legislation, whose scope is sometimes wider than that of the European instrument.
These provisions took the form of a coordinating Regulation whose scope has been gradually extended to include self-employed workers, students, pensioners, civil servants and now all insured persons.
Member States shall include the necessary conditions in all fishing authorisations issued in accordance with Article 4 to ensure that the vessel concerned participates,in cooperation with the relevant scientific institute, in any data collection scheme whose scope would comprise the fishing activities for which authorisations are delivered.
New contractual links, in the form of European Neighbourhood Agreements, whose scope will be defined in the light of an evaluation by the Commission of progress in meeting the priorities set out in the Action Plans.
However, among other issues whose scope and implications should be assessed, the report imposes obligations on the Member States which fall within the'communitisation' of justice and home affairs to an extent that goes beyond the basis of cooperation between Member States that we recommend.
The Council is now submitting to us a new type of directive whose scope of application, however, is confined only to agriculture.
The other bodies comprise regional marine conventions andregional instruments whose scope is protection of specific regional seas or sea areas in Europe, regional conventions whose objective is regional fisheries management as well as international bodies whose activities cover the law of the sea, maritime transport, water protection.
That is why we are calling for a special session of the Presidents' Conference be cause it is inadmissible that such decisions;such debates whose scope really affects each and every one of us should be handled in a body on which all of the groups in this House are not represented!
Questions like How to make Western contemporary art more familiar to people, whose scope of experiences has never touched on it in any manner? or reversed, How to apprehend visual culture which comes from outside our own concept of art? have been pondered from the moment art audiences began to expand and after non-western art from different continents first became exhibited in art galleries side by side with Western art.
In those circumstances, it must be held that the reference made in Article 1 of Regulation No 615/98 to Directive 91/628 cannotbe interpreted as meaning that point 48(7)(b) of the annex to that directive, whose scope is expressly limited to the case of transport by sea on a link between two geographical points of the Community, must be applied to transport by roll-on/roll-off ferry on a link between a geographical point of the Community and a geographical point situated in a third country.
Enhanced international co-operation will require flexible regulatory instruments whose scope will not be territorially confined, even though the sanction mechanisms for such rules would retain a territorial component.
All the Member Sates are contracting parties to this Convention whose geographical scope extends beyond the European Union.
The information usually concerns events whose expected scope or significance about the entire Company's business is judged to be able to affect the price of the Shares.