Examples of using A fundamentally in English and their translations into Finnish
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namely a fundamentally redesigned emissions trading scheme that remedies the weaknesses of the present scheme, plus a mixture of other instruments.
All the matter in a fundamentally new technology that allows you to contemplate the three-dimensional image of the seafloor surface.
the Commission considers that Hoechst's reasoning is based on a fundamentally wrong premis.
This year has seen the adoption of Regulation(EC) No 1/2003, a fundamentally new procedural framework for the application of antitrustrules in the Union.
This is because the reverse charge would be a fundamentally different system to the one currently applied.
as part of an overall strategy, a fundamentally new direction in European politics.
they operate in a fundamentally new way, 24 hours a day.
his promise of approaching a number of areas in a fundamentally different way.
The importance that the European Union attaches to market solutions is indicative of a fundamentally political and ideological choice.
that will go on sale a fundamentally new modules access to paid packages,
Perhaps, it is this fact that caused the new copy not to satisfy Khrushchev- the country needed a fundamentally new"defender.
I believe they will promote a fundamentally different viewpoint to that of the EU in these matters,
The European Commission is therefore proposing a fundamentally new approach- a decisive move away from one-way communication to reinforced dialogue, from an institution-centred to a citizen-centred communication, from a Brussels-based to a more decentralised approach.
Virtually all the means and forces were spent on finishing work on a fundamentally new car(the"ten")
They took a fundamentally dehumanizing experience-- 30 kids with their fingers on their lips, not allowed to interact with each other.
This is a fundamentally important social
DE Mr President, a fundamentally positive relationship with the United States does not preclude differences in interests and opinions.
whether it is necessary to adopt a fundamentally new directive.
The contest tomorrow is free movement of goods versus environmental protection- it is a fundamentally European question,