Examples of using Are partly in English and their translations into Finnish
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Estrogen production falls sharply(since they are partly produced by adipose tissue),
answers to the challenges posed by it are partly based on guesswork and risk taking.
The lists of the Finnish Panels are partly overlapping, in other words,
within the town ramparts, are partly preserved palaces of the Hvar aristocracy.
the European Parliament amendment are partly consistent on sampling requirements for pigs.
But along them, we are also facing new threats, threats that are partly de-territorialised and dematerialised.
At the same time, we must, however, acknowledge that the demands concerning the Union' s energy policy are partly contradictory.
The irregularities are partly caused by deliberate abuse of the regulations,
Barriers to the Single Market for services are partly accountable for low competition intensity, which in turns affects productivity.
I say to you that we, ourselves, are partly responsible for the reaction of the financial markets with respect to Greece.
ideological leanings are partly responsible for the situation.
the European Union, are partly responsible for our relations with Kazakhstan.
Because of this HKScan Oyj has all the external derivatives of the Group and these are partly for the parent company and partly for subsidiaries.
that humans are partly responsible for climate change.
The report adds that labour market weaknesses are partly responsible for keeping people in social exclusion and poverty.
The cutbacks which the Council has proposed are partly in heading 1,
The amendments proposed by Parliament are partly technical and partly aimed at supplementing the system for issuing the"EC service provision card.
Institutional procedures are partly to blame, even though in their case they impose constraints rather than giving rise to systematic obstacles to simplification.
Characteristic and noticeable growths, in addition to sea buckthorn, are partly impenetrable junipers
Subsidies for traditional forms of energies have been intense and are partly responsible for limited progress on renewables.