Examples of using Now finally in English and their translations into Finnish
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research for this internalization now finally to be applied.
The European Union's role as the engine driving the integration of the continent has now finally been established.
Jim can now finally live the life he's always dreamt of and take his family on holiday to New York and Hawaii.
I hope that together, we can now finally make progress for women.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I too am very pleased that these two important directives have now finally reached the last stage of the decision-making process.
progress which means it can now finally be adopted.
It is of the greatest importance that all nations concerned take part in the disarmament which is now finally able to take place.
life he had sought. was now finally and certainly found.
decisive Europe which our citizens now finally deserve.
The Presidency has a special responsibility for ensuring that the EU is now finally ready to sign this agreement.
Apple Music is now finally available to Google Home users.
Apple Music is now finally available to Google Home users.
After several years of hard bargaining with the Council, the Commission has now finally adopted a realistic and practicable approach.
where the people are now finally throwing off the yoke of the authoritarian government clique.
Now finally, we can measure Earth's energy imbalance precisely by measuring the heat content in Earth's heat reservoirs.
I am very pleased that primary production has been included and that we now finally cover the whole of the food chain.
Now finally may I take the opportunity to make a further comment on new variant CJD because Mr Whitehead brought it up specifically.
I hope that FIFA recognises that and will now finally come up with something that the Commission can include in its proposals,
With the open skies agreement between the US and Europe, we now finally have the opportunity to establish airline routes from the European Union via the United States to third countries such as Mexico and South America.
sometimes in very great detail, firstly on the basis of the Goepel report, and now finally on the basis of the Capoulas Santos report.