Examples of using As explained in English and their translations into Finnish
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Theses made in a public academy are public as explained, for example, in Oulun university web page.
As explained below, the Commission and the Council have moved towards the European Parliament concerning the maximum permitted level for cyclamates in soft drinks and milk and juice based drinks.
If Dynastat is used with strong pain killers such as morphine the dose of Dynastat will be the same as explained above.
emissions profile in a PEF study may be completed following a 2-step procedure, as explained in Figure 3.
As explained Anastasia Sokolovskaya,"Tricolor Tv plans to completely abandon broadcasting to legacy MPEG-2 in 2017 g."This will increase the quantity
As explained in the videos, for legal reasons you first need to install the original game Knights
As explained by the Vice-President of GS Group's media business and Director of the TV company“First HDTV” Mykola Orlov,
rules on competition and on the freedom to provide services, as explained in particular in the Notice from the Commission on the application of the competition rules to the postal sector and on the assessment of certain State measures relating to postal services(98/C 39/02)9.
As explained by the dream book,
As explained in the review report, the EUSD may not be the most suitable
In addition to all advantages related to the reorganisation of the link between sales and after-sales activity as explained above, the impact will be significant for independent repairers, and also regarding supply of original spare parts.
As explained above no female Ridders exist.
As explained, the causes of poverty go much deeper.
My client's situation in Germany is delicate. As explained to you.
As explained to you, my client's situation in Germany is delicate.
As explained earlier, there are currently no harmonised requirements among Member States.
However, the Directive defines strict conditions for these, as explained below.
As explained, market forces must drive the switchover process focusing on users.
The reality is, as explained above, M.A.R.V.E.L.