Examples of using Proposed solution in English and their translations into Finnish
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The proposed solution, within the scope of the Schengen Convention, is transparent
Parliament' s proposed solution of 18 months following the directive' s entry into force, for new vehicles,
The EU's proposed solution- getting more teachers from immigrant backgrounds into schools- is divorced from the reality,
The proposed solution gathers together the challenges directed at young people,
In our opinion, the proposed solution will lead to much better development of the technical and economic communication elements.
The proposed solution is that Slovakia should begin to implement the necessary measures for achieving a fully functioning market economy in a transparent way, especially with regard to privatisation.
The proposed solution is still transitional
The proposed solution to the problem- treating the Ombudsman as a separate institution for the purposes of the budget- allows additional posts to be created.
The proposed solution is the compulsory introduction of a'uniform driver attestation' in all the EU Member States.
does not reach the same conclusion regarding the proposed solution to the difficulty.
unknown next of kin need to be traced on intestacy, the probate practitioner will of course need to be sure that the genealogist's proposed solution is fair and ethical, as well as cost-effective.
this is definitely true when a proposed solution includes FileCatalyst along with one
close fraudulent directory services, I must inform you that as yet the Council has not received a proposed solution from the Member States.
For example, at one point during the Netflix Prize someone with the screen name Simon Funk posted on his blog a proposed solution based on a singular value decomposition,
then offered a proposed solution both in terms of economic structure
However, the Commission itself does not seem to regard this proposed solution as definitive, since later on in connection with the desire for greater transparency it suggests that"the issue of whether joint criteria should be agreed between the NGOs and the Commission should be considered.
legal basis for expenditure, we find the Commission's proposed solution- an agreement between the institutions which interprets the Treaty rather liberally- completely unacceptable, since it would allow the Commission to continue behaving as it has been doing.
The proposed solution would not involve extensive costs for companies,
Building on RSPG's proposed solution, an implementing measure may be required in some circumstances to definitively resolve cross-border interferences
of their outline solution, or that they have the skills and experience needed to implement their proposed solution.