Examples of using Are characterised in English and their translations into Finnish
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These areas are characterised by a lower level of economic development,
His films are characterised by an abstract imagery in black
Her pictures are characterised by glowing colours
Relations between the Member States, which are characterised by special mutual confidence in other Member States' legal systems,
Both countries are characterised by polarised politics which have made reform difficult although,
However, the fact that this action plan, and also the other action plans which have been drawn up, are characterised above all by measures aimed at control and repression.
Exacerbations of hepatitis: spontaneous exacerbations in chronic hepatitis B are relatively common and are characterised by transient increases in serum ALT.
whose evergreen forests are characterised by trees of family Lauraceae.
In its conclusions, it noted with satisfaction that the Action Plan recognised the specific nature of Mediterranean fisheries which are characterised by small-scale fisheries and their importance in socio-economic terms.
which from the perspective of the parties and/or of the market are characterised by economic unity,
innovative firms and workplaces are characterised by freedom to learn
Mr President, Commissioner, we are experiencing difficult times in the European Union, difficult times that are characterised by a lack of confidence,
whilst rail infrastructure and inland waterways are characterised by economies of scale.
We all know that employment relationships are characterised not by equality of status,
The most important thing is to renew and make uniform standards in those segments which are not yet regulated by EU legislation(and which for that reason are characterised by regulatory fragmentation
The reasons for regulating contract award procedures in these sectors are in fact linked to the completion of the Internal Market in these sectors, which are characterised by an activity carried out by both public
extended to other Community policies or actions especially to those that are characterised by an implementation process involving various levels of government,
Europe is characterised by a great diversity of education and training institutions and systems.
This syndrome is characterised by large ovarian cysts.
Italy is characterised by the existence of several cooperative intersectoral associations.