Examples of using It is however in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is however essential that the EU simplification programme is complemented by a progress on simplification in all Member States and at all regulatory levels.
Once a ship has left European waters it is however very difficult to apply the export ban.
It is however important to realise performance enhancement swiftly to convince rail freight customers of the benefits of continuing requesting rail transport or changing their logistical processes in favour of rail transport.
It is however not clear to the Committee of Experts whether these language nests provide day-care in Romani on a daily basis
It is however not realistic to enforce the same level of control measures in Member States that are free of these diseases, as in Member States where these diseases are widespread.
It is however a common perception that everyone has is that an igloo is a dome shaped structure built from snow more particularly snow blocks.
It is however nice to use,
It is however obliged to note that a polemic exists on this subject between customs services themselves
It is however clear that such an inference is not only unjustified in view of the findings which precede it
It is however equally convinced that this also applies to the proposed structural reform of the tobacco regime.
It is however impossible to speak of the general competitiveness of the European Union, the Member States or individual sectors.
It is however necessary to make provision for longer contracts where the operator has to invest in assets for which the depreciation period is exceptional.
Mr Onesta said that his report is not revolutionary, but it is however an important reform,
It is however not the right time to add new institutions
In order to ensure legal certainty it is however necessary that is clearly indicated that statutory auditors
It is however clear that, even if that argument is developed in the context of a plea alleging an error in law,
of vertical restraints and horizontal co-operation agreements, it is however at odds with the more formalistic approach underpinning the TTBE.
Mr President, the question of what holds together the innermost part of the world is not a very original one as it is very old. It is however more relevant than ever,
It is, however, a small step,