Examples of using Not exclusively in English and their translations into Finnish
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Heritage is also a field of intervention in several programmes in the area of external relations- mainly but not exclusively in the Middle East.
including distribution networks, and not exclusively to interconnectors.
including(but not exclusively) cubic ft,
Signs and symptoms of this disorder were diverse; however, patients typically, although not exclusively, presented with fever
Heritage plays a major role in several programmes in the area of external relations, mainly- but not exclusively- in the Middle East.
The work he does enables those people and corporations Not exclusively. to keep doing those very bad things.
the Committee feels that the proposal should have Article 169 of the Treaty as its legal basis and not exclusively Article 114.
so Europe- but not exclusively the United Kingdom
the causes of which were mainly, though not exclusively, droughts in grain-producing countries
including but not exclusively the cycling elements.
The Securities Committee, acting in its advisory capacity, should be consulted on policy issues in particular, but not exclusively, for the kind of measures the Commission might propose at level 1.
including distribution networks, and not exclusively to interconnectors.
advisory group to assist the Commission, particularly, though not exclusively, in the preparation of technical implementing measures Level 2.
The activities to be carried out under this programme are concerned essentially, but not exclusively, with small and medium-sized enterprises.
housing, targeting explicitly but not exclusively Roma communities.
Measuring" the energy efficiency of a given country must focus on how its consumers actually use goods, and not exclusively on energy consumption over GDP.
I would ask the House to remember that the majority of scientists who have researched this problem seriously believe that responsibility for global warming rests mainly, though not exclusively, with human beings.
The EU is conscious of renewed efforts by various governments to tighten restrictions on the legitimate activities of NGOs- especially but not exclusively those that receive external funding.
is associated with a higher risk of skin cancer not exclusively melanoma.