Examples of using A centralised in English and their translations into Finnish
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It seems that, for some, a centralised European economic'government' is indeed the ambition,
Robust legislation regulating new food waste sterilisation technologies at a centralised industrial level, could ensure the
By disconnecting a centralised European circulation bank from political interference,
England during this period had a centralised, well-organised, and effective government,
pollution prevention performance and through the inspections carried out in a centralised and harmonised manner, will ensure a better control of the recognised classification societies.
At the present time, I strongly oppose a centralised European supervisory authority additional
Everyone thought that the current institutional framework- a centralised monetary policy,
in practice is proposing major steps towards a centralised planned economy with propaganda campaigns in schools
Although I believe that every tendency leading towards the development of a centralised European state must be energetically repudiated,
that national citizenship need not be abolished, this report has a strong leaning towards a centralised European superstate according to the US model.
the change introduced in the Nice Treaty in order to allow for the creation of a centralised jurisdictional system.
FIUs and other AML/CFT authorities when fulfilling their obligations under this Directive must have efficient means to identify all bank and payment accounts belonging to one person through a centralised automated search query.
forced creation of a centralised European superstate,
the plans to set up a pan-European border guard and the creation of a centralised European databank.
driven by fossil fuels, an economy where energy is based on a centralised, supply-side approach
irrespective of the flag they fly- are assessed in a centralised and harmonised manner.
support the call by my colleague, Pat the Cope Gallagher, and my other Irish colleague, Nuala Ahern, with regard to the establishment of a centralised European Union Electronic Database on case-law, put forward by Twinkle Egan, a barrister from Ireland.
that it cannot and must not be a question of a full status which would impose a centralised, uniform and rigid solution for all Member States.
flexible form of monetary management only to replace it with a centralised and uniform system.
because the stated aim is indeed to create a centralising European super-state with full ruling powers,