Examples of using A far greater in English and their translations into Finnish
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so he should be particularly concerned about this very real injustice on a far greater scale.
We are even proposing a far greater flexibility margin below this ceiling of 1.24% of gross national income than the one proposed by the previous Commission for the present planning period.
However, such a regime would require a far greater degree of harmonisation than currently exists.
The prevention of climate change is reliant on two important factors: carbon dioxide emissions need to be reduced at a far greater rate than is currently the case,
We believe it to be a far greater risk to do nothing at all because of these uncertainties.
These believers insisted that the child of destiny would be able to exert a far greater world influence as a resident of Alexandria than of any designated place in Palestine.
Both losartan and its principal active metabolite have a far greater affinity for the AT1 receptor than for the AT2 receptor.
cigarette smoke are far greater sources to a far greater number of people.
But there is a far greater advantage for others to access the UK market, which has the largest defence spend- and, by the way, the UK already has
has the technologies to use these to meet a far greater proportion of its demand for heat,
Abraham holds another distinction that gives us insight into how the Lord viewed him that hints at a far greater relationship with God.
have had a far greater effect on the trade in GMOs.
because one of the risks of unplanned development is that it is women who take responsibility, to a far greater extent, for ailing family members who,
One crucial area in which we must have a far greater involvement by providing ourselves with financial resources equal to what is at stake,
meaning that it allows for far more information to be requested from a far greater number of persons than a general European criminal investigation or procedure.
I emphasised that, based on this Treaty, regional policy will also have a far greater direct effect on citizens
then this must have been much more so in an epoch when each generation of men was forced to spend a far greater part of its aggregate lifetime in satisfying material needs,
in the measures that have been proposed, to place a far greater emphasis on managing illegal immigration than on integrating people. They place a far greater emphasis on repression
Would be a far greater punishment.
I can imagine a far greater reward.