Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Finnish
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L characterises machine noise emission as defined in pA standards
a point which characterises a steady state system, a closed loop which characterises a periodic system,
The vagueness that characterises the report contains the danger of focussing only on a number of eyecatching items, such as the introduction of the CO2 tax
This innovation allows Europe to move forward and characterises its will to achieve better cooperation
It is here, and the backdrop to the negotiations is precisely this huge inequality which exists and which characterises life on this Earth in our time.
years- a tragic development, and one that characterises the situation in many parts of that country.
mindful of the future, to the feeling of complexity and dependence which characterises globalisation.
implemented by consortia of higher education institutions in keeping with the"bottom-up" approach which characterises Tempus.
In these circumstances the requirement for speed which characterises merger control at the Community level 54equally favours continuing the present appeal.
which is another challenge which characterises the EU.
The CFI found that such an approach would conflict with the requirement of speed that characterises the general structure of the Merger Regulation.
The wind of change also characterises the excellent reports prepared by Mr Papayannakis and Mr Lannoye on'ten
If one thing characterises the people of the Mediterranean, it is the
We therefore very clearly recognise the dual system, which characterises the European audiovisual industry and which has a beneficial effect on the media as a whole.
ineffectiveness that sometimes characterises the European Union's sanctions policy.
As such it is subject to the price instability which characterises new agro-food industries enjoying rapid growth.
The climate of confrontation, which increasingly characterises debates in the Commission on Human Rights,
A recently published Commission Staff Working Paper 26 characterises this practice and provides guidelines for achieving top-class support services.
With the gift of hindsight that characterises the leaders, great and small, who govern us, vigorous measures have been
Because what characterises Latin America at the moment is that it is a region which is very different from the other regions of the planet.