Examples of using A basic principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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which is a basic principle in any discussion of finance,
The measures adopted should primarily address this fact since the gradual reduction of waste is a basic principle of sustainability.
Let us therefore retain free competition as a basic principle, so that this sector can evolve,
separation of powers and thus violates a basic principle of democracy.
rather it is a basic principle of democracy.
A basic principle of the EU VAT system is that all supplies for consumption within the EU are subject to VAT,
For food which cannot be safely stored at ambient temperatures, the maintenance of the integrity of the cold chain is a basic principle of food hygiene;
Funding must have limits, and a basic principle of democracy is that there should not be any accumulation of power.
without papers, is a basic principle of public safety.
It is a basic principle of the Directive that, as far as the involvement of employees is concerned,
which is a basic principle of democracy.
A basic principle which must be upheld is that regulatory
equality between men and women should be a basic principle of the European society.
clause on respect for democracy and human rights as a basic principle of our cooperation.
A basic principle of Europe's internal market is the free movement of goods, capital, people and services.
The Committee welcomes this provision, which reflects the principle of contractual freedom, which is a basic principle of contract law and ties in with the acknowledged
It is a basic principle of any patent law that patents must not be granted on inventions which are already publicly known.
Finally the Commission can not accept amendment 43 as it is a basic principle of the proposal to name the source of the natural flavouring to ensure correct consumer information.
which is a basic principle of tort law and applied also in all compensation schemes in existence in the Member States today.
Contrary to what has always happened in this type of agreement, the Commission is proposing to violate a basic principle that has been a fundamental tool for ensuring justice