Examples of using Is in principle in English and their translations into Finnish
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Mr President, a compromise was made in Luxembourg at the time, and it is in principle still in force,
one Member State to another in order to take up employment there, which is in principle incompatible with Article 48 of the Treaty, may be justified.
It is open to the public and its information is in principle accessible to all; exceptions to this general rule are, however,
the size of these Community Trade Mark fees must be fixed to ensure that the subsequent revenue is in principle sufficient to balance OHIM's budget.
overriding public interest capable, under Article 4(2) of Regulation No 1049/2001, of justifying the disclosure of a document which is in principle covered by the exception provided for in that provision in respect of the confidentiality of legal advice.
Consequently, it is, in principle, incompatible with the common market.
Access to the highest offices is, in principle, open to all, without distinction.
Customers are in principle prepared to pay a higher price for this service.
A constitution is, in principle, a fundamental law determining a country's form of government.
The Member States are in principle responsible for the appropriate implementation of Community law.
Is, in principle, subject to border controls only for antismuggling
Accordingly, disputes concerning incorrect application are, in principle, a matter for the national courts.
The Danevirke is, in principle, impregnable.
Secondly, the subsidies are, in principle, temporary.
The recovery of reusable materials from waste is, in principle, economically and ecologically sound.
Certain innovative measures contained in the Commission's proposals are in principle correct.
For the European Union, the required unit is, in principle, the business.
Individual contracts for self-employed workers(since these contracts are in principle private);
liberalisation is, in principle.
The answer to the honourable Member' s question is, in principle.