Examples of using More favourable in English and their translations into Finnish
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Formerly, we used to consider sheltered valleys more favourable to plants than hilltops.
More favourable to plants than hilltops… Formerly, we used to consider sheltered valleys.
The medium and longer term prospects for economic growth have now become more favourable.
In addition it is important to promote more favourable conditions for women
introduce provisions that are more favourable to third-country nationals, provided they are more favourable for the persons to whom they apply.
However, collective agreements contain more favourable provisions, and are applicable at company level there are no national or regional collective agreements in this sector.
This framework, in providing more favourable conditions than ever before for the funding of innovative research and development, recognises the high-tech content in shipbuilding.”.
Member States may introduce or retain more favourable provisions in so far as they are compatible with this Directive.
which are more favourable to the creditor.
In both situations, provisions more favourable to workers may, however, also be applied(and must then also be complied with), provided that they are compatible with Community law.
Factors relating to visibility and water temperature are generally more favourable in the Mediterranean than in the area covered by the Stockholm Agreement,
It allows the Member States to introduce or maintain more favourable conditions for persons exercising the right to family reunification.
thus enabling the Member States to adopt or maintain more favourable provisions.
The present proposal goes further than these Directives in that it provides for more favourable conditions for family reunification
Longer timeframes, more favourable loans- we believe that there also needs to be a gentle, systematic and secure rescheduling of debt.
It lays down minimum requirements and allows the Member States to introduce or maintain more favourable provisions in line with Article 137 EC.
thus offers the Member States the option of introducing or maintaining more favourable provisions.
The expected result of this regulation is to help the development of more favourable conditions for the development of basic research in Europe.
it is intended to be economically more favourable to Vietnam than to the EU in recognition of Vietnam's developing country status.
Commission forecasts are slightly more favourable.