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They can influence our behaviour to a considerable extent.
To a considerable extent the above coherence commitments already steer EU policies.
The same spirit affected the Pharisees to a considerable extent.
This reduction in losses was to a considerable extent possible because of the anti-dumping measures in force in this sector.
The Messiahship of Jesus had already been recognized to a considerable extent.--Vs. 24-26.
The market recovered to a considerable extent during the IP, where consumption increased by 13% compared to 1997.
Many of the points in the Committee's earlier opinion are reflected to a considerable extent in the White Paper.
Successful formation of seminarians depends to a considerable extent on the maturity of formators and their knowledge as well as their ability to communicate.
Consequently we must understand his words of explanation to Samuel to have been to a considerable extent hypocritical.
Thank you also for involving us to a considerable extent in the performance audit process.
Consequently we must understand his words addressed to Samuel to have been to a considerable extent hypocritical.
The reign of Sin and Death has to a considerable extent erased these traces of God's image.
This progress is reflected to a considerable extent in the amendments proposed today.
Our customers know that the success of their products and services in other markets depends to a considerable extent on the right words.
Their development depends to a considerable extent on the revenues generated from the activities associated with proximity to the sea, estuary or delta areas, as well as from tourism, fishing and transport.
Scenario 3a would achieve the objectives of the programme to a considerable extent, but at an unrealistic cost.
Those who visit the sanctuary have various motifs and the way of their spending time in this holy site depends on them to a considerable extent.
The fall in the emissions in the ten new member states was to a considerable extent due to the economic restructuring.
The Code has to a considerable extent modernised and standardised visa procedures and, if correctly implemented, allows to address certain problems highlighted in the evaluation.
I hope that we shall maintain the climate of trust that is to a considerable extent the personal achievement of Secretary-General Rømer.
General Attorney Andrzej Seremet made a reference to the place where the debate was taking place:"This death machine, in the heart of which we are now,was to a considerable extent initiated by lawyers.
And the earthly agents in the Kingdom will no doubt be participators to a considerable extent in restitution work along this line, as well as along other lines.
This is also based to a considerable extent on the unclear definition of the statutory duties of the EWCs, in particular their right to information and consultation, and of the issues on which they have to be involved.
Information and Communication Technologies(ICT) can contribute directly and indirectly, to a considerable extent, to meeting the goals of the Lisbon strategy;
Unceasingly contemplating the whole of Christ's mystery, the Church knows with all the certainty of faith that the Redemption that took place through the Cross has definitively restored his dignity to man and given back meaning to his life in the world,a meaning that was lost to a considerable extent because of sin.
It should be borne in mind thata good result for most programmes and measures depends to a considerable extent on a successful combination of several factors, of which human resources development is the most important.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in a few weeks' time, we will have a newsupervisory structure in Europe, which has been shaped to a considerable extent by the European Parliament.
There can be no doubt that the influence of the white man in a general way upon the people of India has to a considerable extent been demoralizing, and this demoralizing influence, exercised by representatives of Christendom, seems to more than counteract the helpful influences of the Bible and the Missionaries.
Modern industry, which has taught us to convert the movement of molecules, something more or less universally feasible, into the movement of masses for technical purposes,has thereby to a considerable extent freed production from restrictions of locality.