Examples of using More precisely in English and their translations into Finnish
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major milestones in its SEPA strategy more precisely than in the past.
define the rules of interrogation more precisely.
the timeframe for access to the labour market should be more precisely regulated.
to focus the programmes more precisely and to promote job creation in private firms should be encouraged;
the House that we formulate it somewhat more precisely.
infrastructure which ought to be more precisely defined.
Lahti 402[Up] Pohjolan Liikenne, or more precisely Pohjolan Kaupunkiliikenne is part of a nation-wide bus group.
focus the ALMPs more precisely, while increasing the share in labour market training.
its length be more precisely regulated?
as the brakes are actuated faster and more precisely.
raised in Jewish religion makes the star of mixed ethnicity or more precisely American Jewish ethnicity.
Its resource needs will be reviewed within three to four years to establish more precisely its needs in the light of operational experience.
to set out the scope of the future insolvency Directive by wording Article 1 more precisely.
In addition, the Commission should be empowered to define more precisely the characteristics a tyre must fulfil to be defined as“Off-road professional tyre”.
With regard to how the categories of offences might be defined more precisely, some delegations were in favour of referring to international conventions or other EU instruments.
More precisely, it is a hypothetical vector in the Hilbert space of a theory of quantum gravity that describes this wave function.
Aid needs to be targeted more precisely, and should especially be allocated to bottlenecks in business,
We also aim to measure more precisely, with new indicators, the convergence between the regions and the impact of the cohesion policy.
terms used more precisely, to avoid any confusion which might affect either passengers or airlines.
to define their target groups more precisely.