Examples of using Does not concern in English and their translations into Finnish
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This does not concern you!
The proposal under examination does not concern the practices of copyright collecting societies, but counterfeiting and piracy.
It is Pops to you and the dosage does not concern you!
It should be stressed that this problem does not concern Italy alone.
It is a fact that the topical and urgent debate does not concern everyone and, as a result, other appointments are arranged, at a much earlier stage than our debates are.
What is not mentioned, however, is that the problem of disability does not concern a separate group of unlucky people;
I am thinking mainly of the expenditure that does not concern the central objectives of the European Union
synthesis of bradycardin does not concern him, as well as the patch itself does not concern the other metabolic reactions.
There are certainly those who in his own mind says… that looks like that is not the truth departure that it is all something distant and transient that does not concern us.
since what is being referred to in the two amendments does not concern all of the Member States, just some of them.
today none of us can say that the fight against cancer does not concern us.
Remains within the limits of the powers of the Union or of the Community and does not concern the areas which fall within the exclusive competence of the Community;
The principle of subsidiarity applies in so far as the proposal does not concern an area in which the Community has exclusive competence.
In that connection, the Court notes that the obligation to pay compensation does not concern every delay, but only long delays.
The first does not concern Mr Prodi directly,
I should like to make it clear that this directive does not concern female self-employed workers,
The Commission's silence could lead one to think that this tragedy does not concern it in any way, and that it is a problem for Turks
In response to other observations, I would like to say that labelling does not concern the finished product, but the ingredients.
modernising of vessels where this does not concern capacity measured in terms of either tonnage or power.
It will be seen later that these amounts into which the original unity is decomposed themselves have certain relations with one another, but this does not concern us here yet.