Examples of using Emanates in English and their translations into Finnish
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a true reflection of the depth of beauty and love that emanates from her.
which is another thing that emanates from this resolution, gives immigrants an excuse for not adapting to the norms of their host countries.
bright energy which emanates from The Source of All Consciousness and all Creation.
The proposals encourage further adherence to the principle of the more appropriate authority which emanates from the principle of subsidiarity.
The 1 percentage point decline in EU labour productivity growth experienced over the 1990s emanates from two factors.
end in the peace, the stillness, that emanates from the real self.
They are too often unaware that every decision in Brussels emanates from the will of the Member States.
Similarly, a contradiction is often painted between those who believe that democratic legitimacy emanates from representatives elected by the populace in their own country
This pressure emanates mainly from the capital markets,
As a strong supporter of the Social Chapter I am disappointed that the body of EU legislation that emanates from it does not enshrine this right
as things stand at the moment, any danger of breaching Heading 5 of the financial perspective emanates entirely, solely
The explosion emanated from this console.
They emanate from four different groups.
Given the amount of magnetic radiation emanating from the room, there should be tapes.
Grace? The destructive phenomenon emanated from a satellite Hello? that had fallen into a decaying orbit?
That event emanated from exactly where we found you.
The problems of incorporation emanate essentially from national governments and central administration.
Commander. I can see power emanating.
But I could sense the power emanating from it. I couldn't smell it.
I can see power emanating.