Examples of using Lead to confusion in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Finally, we would like to point out that the proposal has certain deficiencies with respect to definitions that could lead to confusion.
does not require legal modification which could lead to confusion for employers and employees.
nonetheless there are some conditions which may lead to confusion.
the stamping of'EURO-Cent' on the smaller currency units could lead to confusion with the EURO coins.
could perhaps lead to confusion amongst some of the more naive Members of the House.
He goes on to say, to quote him again, that‘the expression‘growth initiative' can lead to confusion.
The title,"Priority to safety" may lead to confusion since it suggests that Member States which do not adopt measures stricter than those set out in the directive are not giving priority to safety, or that the directive itself does not do so.
However, the fusion of both objectives in one instrument is not self-evident and might lead to confusion and to questions of legitimisation and legitimacy in case information collected for
This ambiguity can lead to confusion: when referring to the dissemination of innovation,
changed mental state which may lead to confusion and coma, convulsions,
Therefore, we feel that focusing on such economic aspects may lead to confusion, and important things such as creativity
at the same time as it must not lead to confusion on the part of the public.
changed mental state which may lead to confusion and coma, convulsions,
It is clear today from the amendments proposed by Members and from discussions in the Council that what was intended as a clarification might lead to confusion, thus complicating the lives of programme managers.
the wording of Paragraph 39 could lead to confusion.
demolition waste) should not lead to confusion since from a legal point of view these materials are regarded as waste, even if technically they can be used as raw materials.
is already contained in another definition or could lead to confusion.
Since the way in which the questions referred by the national court are formulated might lead to confusion, it is necessary to state at the outset that the national legislation to which the case in the main proceedings relates does not effect the postponement of the concessions' expiry but provides for their early expiry, structured in the context of a transitional period.
Furthermore, this indication of categories may lead to confusion and problems, with regard to the age of slaughter of animals
The term"interlocutory" has been deleted because it leads to confusion.