Examples of using Certain groups in English and their translations into Finnish
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especially as regards certain groups such as the young,
as well as the fact that certain groups use violence to try to impose their ideals.
It appears that there is an urgent need to supply certain regions of the Russian Federation and certain groups- particularly the unemployed,
Certain groups and parties have already successfully applied a quota system to lists of candidates for public office.
While the overall aim of the information campaign was to reach everyone in the euro area, certain groups were to receive tailor-made information.
Certain groups seem to be permeated by a visceral,
Certain groups may even face the risk of a blood clot- if this concerns you, do discuss it with your physician.
As certain groups feared the delicate nature of this report,
One option raised by some replies was to exclude certain groups(for example,
Analyse obstacles to participation affecting certain groups of young people,
The same document states that in some EU Member States up to 24% of the species of certain groups such as butterflies,
It is important to note that low participation and employment rates of certain groups result from a variety of economic
however, certain groups still find it difficult to get jobs.
education and health, but certain groups have tried to turn this into a report on abortion.
limited interpretation may result certain groups not being allowed to participate, which would also
These changes demonstrate that, in some cases, certain groups that have had no voice and practically no rights,
But when this Parliament and certain groups and certain Members in particular cut it back even more and do not want even to accept the Commission's proposal for a minor diversion from road to rail,
we must not forget that this violation is all the more serious when it affects certain groups, such as minorities
As the Earl of Stockton has already pointed out, because directives use a variety of terms to identify the range of working people they cover, and because that range is often left to be determined by national law, certain groups may fail to benefit from the protection they afford.
I now note- with gratitude, of course- that the report's arrival will be subject to the rapporteur's agreement, as certain groups are aware that it is the subject of important negotiations that are still in progress.