Examples of using Experience has shown in English and their translations into Finnish
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Experience has shown that zero tolerance can almost never be guaranteed.
Experience has shown that legislation concerning motor vehicles has often been of a highly detailed technical content.
Experience has shown that there is an urgent need for simplifying
Previous experience has shown that assurances given by the Member States are not sufficient toguarantee compliance with mandatory Community rules in this field.
Experience has shown that the administration of export refunds on fresh fruit and vegetables could be improved and simplified, at least in some cases, by using a tender procedure.
Past experience has shown us what we have coming to us if these criteria are not met.
regions to tackle the problems that past experience has shown to be particularly relevant to policy implementation.
As the Central American experience has shown, fragile democracies can actually be threatened by the lack of political and economic cooperation in such circumstances.
As recent experience has shown, developments outside the European Union can have a major impact here.
Experience has shown that coherent and effective enforcement and market surveillance has not
Experience has shown that coherent and effective enforcement
Experience has shown that in order to take into account of manufacturing needs, it is appropriate to allow a greater choice of certification procedures than before in the following cases.
Experience has shown that measures taken at national level have led to divergent approaches inside the EU,
Experience has shown that ratification by Member States can also be a slow process rarely less than four years, at present.
Experience has shown that these basic principles have worked well in the toys sector and should be maintained.
Recent experience has shown that innovation(e.g. in developing new
Recent experience has shown that structural reforms implemented by Member States also pay off in improved trade performance.
While the existing requirements appear to be appropriate, experience has shown that they are not complete
Recent experience has shown that human trafficking, and in particular child trafficking,
Experience has shown that failure to meet such requirements will mean that conditions of access to the European market will not meet the needs of opening up the market in gas.