Examples of using Important resource in English and their translations into Finnish
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electronic devices are creating a dynamic environment where spectrum is becoming an ever more important resource.
Another economically important resource are fish,
which are an important resource for ensuring that the local people know what is actually going on.
It is my opinion, however, that they fail to take a very important resource into due consideration, namely women.
I would emphasise that groundwater is the European Union's most sensitive and important resource and, in particular, it is the main source for the public supply of drinking water.
I can imagine this being an important resource for researchers, historians,
While the EU website was an important resource for stakeholders, it attracted with 212,822 unique visitors fewer visitors than the EU websites of previous European Years 400,000 reported for the EY2010 and 366,172 for the EY2011.
we have to respect the most important resource we have, people,
I believe that the fishing nations involved should have the right to cooperate in managing this important resource.
stability of a number of less favoured States where fisheries can represent an important resource, and that those States include a number of our ACP partners.
Cutting food waste is critical to saving important resources and reduce methane emissions.
The simplification process is long-term work which requires careful planning and important resources.
The world's oceans are important resources but are coming under increasing pressure
sterilisation process implies important resources and energy consumption(e.g. water
The important resources necessary for space exploration call for a strong commitment from Europe to define its contribution
We optimise our important resources, such as expertise
In general, Member States indicate that they allocate important resources in supporting employment creation at regional and local level.
If one of just two parties has only an insignificant market share and if it does not possess important resources, even a high combined market share normally cannot be seen as indicating a likely restrictive effect on competition in the market32.
other strategically important resources to be part of their sphere of interest,
which could be important resources for them, because, if they are aware of them,