Examples of using Are in general in English and their translations into Finnish
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Disparities are, in general, more pronounced for unemployment(measured by the coefficient of variation14) than for employment.
The majority of Frenchmen are, in general, more intelligent than France.
Mr President, societies in Africa are, in general, socially conservative.
There are, in general, two types of theatrical producers.
The process of the development of ideologies is, in general, incomparably more complex than Eleutheropoulos imagines.
The Coton is in general a healthy breed.
The graph analysis shows that there is, in general, good compliance with the HASS Directive requirements.
The quality of projects and their results/outputs is, in general, very high.
The banking sector is in general undergoing a major restructuring and consolidation process.
And this is in general.
However, the concrete enforcement of state aid discipline is, in general, far from satisfactory.
Side effects reported in children were, in general, similar to those reported in adults.
Adverse reactions reported in the paediatric population were, in general, similar to those reported in adults.
The theories of harm associated with such acquisitions are, in general, of a similar nature to those associated with acquisitions of control.
development facilities are, in general, already in place,
job quality is, in general, crucial to re-attract in the labour market older people and people with care responsibilities.
Acknowledges that the costs of preventing accidents are, in general, much less than the economic cost of accidents
E-mail advertisements are, in general, an inconvenience for the consumer since it takes time,
However, this age limit is, in general, higher than 35 years and the reasons for use differ from one Member State to another.
A study by the European Cyclists Federation44 showed that the possibilities to transport bikes vary widely within the EU but are, in general, rather limited.