Examples of using Take a number in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
We just take a number.
Take a number and move it forward a little.
The Commission will take a number of measures to do this.
In order to achieve normalization of indicators, it is necessary to revise the food system and take a number of other measures.
the social partners- in particular through the Social Dialogue Committee on Maritime Transport- can take a number of important practical steps in this area.
After a stroke, the patient has to take a number of drugs, among the side effects of which are weakening of the libido and potency.
Pal, we're collecting samples and analyzing the debris… so take a number, get in line, and we will have the report tomorrow.
On the basis of the agreed text, Member States will now have to take a number of measures in order to improve their waste management.
Looking at Mr Pradier's important report, we see that the Councils of Ministers have said they will take a number of steps, but I do not see all that much progress.
as it may take a number of weeks for your medicine to work for you.
This option could take a number of alternative forms:
EURONEST has taken a number of measures to streamline parliamentary debate on the Eastern Partnership agenda.
In the book, Esperanza takes a number of different views.
Everybody takes a number.
The Commission has taken a number of initiatives calling for dialogue and conciliation.
The Algerian Government has already taken a number of important steps in that direction.
The Commission has taken a number of actions in this area.
In 2001, the Commission took a number of important initiatives within its 4 strategic objectives.
Poland has recently taken a number of measures to tackle labour market segmentation.
In response to these concerns, the Commission has taken a number of measures.