Examples of using A more general in English and their translations into Finnish
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I have a special interest in issues of road safety, both as a member and Vice-President of the Committee on Transport, as well as on a more general level.
it is a more general political problem.
In cases in which no prior notification requirement is proposed, a more general ex post periodic information is required.
I would like to come back to this a little later, but first I shall just put things into a more general perspective.
it was I who made the proposal to turn an urgency procedure into a more general debate on globalisation,
striking a compromise and into changing the transitional system that was put in place upon Austria's accession, to a more general system.
The rapporteur was prepared to accept a compromise and replace all specific mentions to the electricity and natural gas sectors by a more general reference to the energy sector.
preferring to include a more general provision allowing data providers to apply charges as well as license to these services.
I would prefer a more general wording, which covers prevention and reaction to all kinds of violence,
Are you referring to development or is this a more general question, because I do not feel that it was put specifically to me in my capacity as Commissioner for Development?
The draft directive as it stands also contains a more general provision in favour of further harmonisation of reporting formalities on national
Finally, a more general observation: the proposal contains many small changes the effects of which are potentially damaging to human dignity.
In my view, it should be part of a more general reform, with principles of solidarity
The study identifies a need to develop a more general understanding of the impact of important rulings by the European Court of Justice(ECJ)
Article 25(1)(amendment 71): this amendment makes a more general reference to all types of decision restricting freedom of movement.
it also affects the relations between the Province and the Republic on a more general level.
thermal engineering or otherwise a more general subject.
Mr Wolf is right, however, in saying that a more general framework legislation is needed for two reasons.
This reference was then replaced by a more general formulation used in Directives 2000/43,
When we launch, shortly, a more general debate in response to Mr Brian Simpson's report on aviation agreements,