Examples of using Relatively recent in English and their translations into Finnish
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This is also evident from a relatively recent European study which showed that some 51% of Europeans are"attached" to their national currency,
The Ekokiller, a relatively recent insect repellent on the market, belongs to insecticidal preparations of contact action,
The relatively recent development of open markets
No suggests that Messervy is a relatively recent appendix to the position of M(he has about his ability to reduce the number of operational casualties since taking the job),
The current rules for the EU ETS are in force since 2013 and are relatively recent, but based on experience, certain limited changes should be considered post-2020 for core aspects of the ETS validity of allowances,
processing and comparison of biometric passport data are relatively recent developments.
Promoting the principle of equal opportunities between women and men is a relatively recent concern for the European Union- featuring in the Maastricht Treaty
Taking into account the relatively recent technological developments on web crawling, the limited number of Member States
estimated that the relatively recent provisions(2011) on the location of large-scale outlets are still justified.35 The location of the state-owned alcohol monopoly,
In addition, in the field of juvenile delinquency legislation is relatively recent(the oldest dating from the early 20th century),
Allow me to refer to an extract from an Amnesty International report, a relatively recent one since it dates from 2002,
is a relatively recent topic of interest for specialists
The chemo's relatively recent.
The name Bodmin Moor is relatively recent.
Relatively recent jailhouse tattoo on his neck.
The popularity of the region's wine is a relatively recent phenomenon.
so it's a relatively recent picture.
I have pointed out that the further development is a relatively recent development, even for the public sector.
Firstly, many of these measures are relatively recent or very recent and their effects therefore need to be assessed.
This European political system is based on relatively recent structures and is thus, overall,