Examples of using New conditions in English and their translations into Finnish
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I would add, however, that it would be unfortunate if new conditions, which were unknown at the time of the request
TD creates new conditions TD spreads the message that small measures can create accessible environments.
This is done to help a person adapt to new conditions, to find their place in life with limited opportunities.
According to the new conditions fans to shop at IKEA will be given an opportunity exchange
According to the new conditions, such subscriber should be given one more week trial show"Leader" package.
This development imposes new conditions affecting how ques tions of employment and social protection are to be approached.
Phased implementation gives users time to adjust to new conditions and thereby minimise the burden on any affected group.
the Union must not introduce new conditions for those countries that are currently attempting to become members.
The psychophysiological ability to adapt to new conditions largely depends on the person's immunity,
This is why we must now honour the confidence vested in us by the accession countries and not impose any new conditions.
so any compromise would imply new conditions.
Member States shall ensure that final customers are free to withdraw from contracts if they do not accept the new conditions, notified to them by their gas service provider.
the preschool child adapt to the new conditions as quickly as possible.
During this"downtime" laminate just get used to the new conditions and the possibility of strong deformation when forming the flooring will be minimized.
highly appreciative of your statement to the effect that no new conditions should be created.
will be faced with more and more new realities, new conditions and new challenges.
The new conditions and rules for all parties significantly help small
Turkey is now under obligation- without any ifs and buts and without imposing any new conditions or demands.
By this time the umbilical wound usually grows, and the child finally adapts to the new conditions of the surrounding world.
Amendment No 22 by Mr Ferber would introduce new conditions, notably a 50% tax so negative