Examples of using The coasts in English and their translations into Finnish
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gas platforms and for the waters, the coasts and the Member States.
There was extensive Norse settlement both on the west coast of Scotland and around the coasts of Ireland.
2000 sites to be adopted immediately, and for resources to rehabilitate areas of unspoiled nature, the coasts, the seascape and marine life.
However, we must have a legal framework which respects the disparities between our countries, because the coasts of the Scandinavian countries do not have the same problems as those of the countries of southern Europe,
mainly carried out by the United States, are being diverted to the coasts of the European Union.
whole concept of a maritime policy, just as the coasts and the coastal areas are a very integral part of a maritime policy.
who are called Danes, who first came as pirates and then ravaged the coasts of Gaul.
in particular if the pollution damage reached the coasts or territorial waters of Member States.
The coasts of Somalia have been constantly threatened by armed groups which not only fight for control of the coastal areas,
who last December experienced the consequences of a natural disaster which affected the coasts of the States of Vargas
as highlighted by the oil slick that is currently threatening the coasts of my region, Galicia.
One such issue is maritime surveillance, which is crucial for controlling illegal activities that are often carried out near the coasts of Europe and which range from the smuggling of counterfeit goods to the transport of banned substances
of drowning before they reach the coasts.
as does protecting the coasts and citizens of Europe from further disasters.
Mrs Vlasto's recast- which is far more ambitious than that which was initially proposed by the European Commission- of the directive will enable us to make ever more progress in the field of maritime safety in the interests of the coasts of Europe, the environment, businesses and the citizens.
well be descended from these brave and strong women of the coasts.
air pollution and the sea and oceans, such that urbanisation and human activities taking place far away from the coasts may have a direct impact on the quality of water.
powerlessness of the European authorities and the various Member States when faced with a disastrous situation like this one which, although the coasts it has ravaged belong to Galicia,