Examples of using Some flexibility in English and their translations into Finnish
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For practical reasons, the Member States must be allowed some flexibility to adjust the incidence of the overall minimum excise duty in line with certain changes, including those in VAT rates;
I voted for this resolution, as I advocate some flexibility for those who have already started this adaptation process
Delegations were of the view that some flexibility with regard to the timetable might be required, depending on how
the Commission considers that some flexibility is needed for Malta to reach the new minimum rates on motor fuels and heating fuels.
within sectors may require some flexibility for differentiated wage developments.
The presence of strong Balassa-Samuelson effects would provide an argument for maintaining some flexibility in exchange rates in the period after accession.
so I thank you for your answer and I see some flexibility there for the regions.
On the contrary, it is important to guarantee the Member States some flexibility, which enables them to make decisions about how they will intervene on the basis of what is actually happening at national, regional and local levels.
In this respect, the Council common position offers some flexibility to manufacturers in how they wish to define vehicle families
However, the Committee on Legal Affairs also wanted to introduce some flexibility regarding these costs
Some flexibility may be applied for small slaughterhouses and small game handling establishments: The competent authority may exercise
This is because I think it is important for you to have some flexibility with yourself in terms of experimenting
This shows that there may be some flexibility in the composition of public expenditure without this significantly affecting the competitiveness of Member States that, from a cyclical perspective, may have a higher outlay on social security systems.
In order to improve the management of wine-growing potential and to promote the efficient use of planting rights and thus to further mitigate the effect of the transitional restriction on plantings, some flexibility such us the systems of national
because we feel it is important that there be some flexibility for the processing of traditional products and also in relation to artisanal production.
have reduced their deficits should have some flexibility, but those who have not done anything should not be given any more room for manoeuvre.
as shown in the photograph, so you have some flexibility in that you can use any size from 1/8 up to about 1/2 watt sizes.
Some flexibility, which may have to be further refined, is provided to
it will still leave some flexibility to Member States as to the practical implementation of the principles.
in Member States and this Directive aims at introducing further harmonisation while leaving some flexibility to Member States as to the detailed organisation of the schemes.
