Examples of using Just one example in English and their translations into Finnish
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Helms-Burton-d'Amato is just one example.
Let me take just one example from this building here.
The affair was just one example of how far Mr. Kaufman's brainwashing of Gina went.
The Chicky Hines case is just one example on a very long list of prosecutorial misconduct.
That's just one example among many.
Bed bugs are just one example of such vitality and the victory of the forces of nature over human genius.
This is just one example of highly polluting substances being discharged, but there are many others.
The successful evacuation of over 20 000 EU citizens from Lebanon in 2006 is just one example.
I will give you just one example, and I hope it will illustrate the contradictory results we get if we look at the money
I shall give just one example: the use of development aid could be one way of easing the repatriation process.
Against this backdrop, to take just one example, between 1995 and 2001 in Sub-Saharan Africa, military spending rose by 47%
To mention just one example here, it is time we began to openly talk about extending the period of compulsory education,
To mention just one example, the Prodi Commission has reduced the different ways of tendering from 48 to 8.
I will give just one example from Latvia: I think it is incredible that EU companies can permit themselves to boycott the social dialogue while the Commission simply stands by and watches.
to give just one example, have also chosen ERTMS,
on matters such as the Oil Fund, to quote just one example.
Let me cite just one example, namely the guidelines for the application of the proportionality principle for the writing-off of debts.
I want to use my time to cite just one example- a petition to the European Parliament from various names at Lloyds of London.
To take just one example, it is very difficult to talk about equality when there are so few child care facilities.
Does anyone believe that the question of mandatory energy efficiency- to name just one example- will help to drive the economy forward?