Examples of using The data provided in English and their translations into Finnish
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then we will see to it that the data provided are analysed immediately by our scientific committees.
we collect the data provided in this connection, as well as the data on participation in the campaign.
Section 3: National explanatory notes Each NCB must submit one report describing the data provided in the context of this exercise.
The data provided by this satellite will enable considerable progress in improving maritime security,
We use the data provided by you without your separate consent exclusively for the fulfilment and processing of your order.
You acknowledge that the data provided may not be accurate
If you subscribe to a newsletter offered on our website, the data provided in the newsletter subscription will only be used for sending the newsletter, unless you agree to further use.
The data provided on immune tolerance induction in patients with inhibitors were not considered sufficient to specifically approve the medicine for this use.
The data provided by Member States will continue to provide the statistical basis for these instruments and the economic indicators
The data provided by the companies illustrate that compliance costs are considerably larger than,
uses the data provided by these organisations to saturation point
Before passing a contract under the SME Specific Measures, the data provided by all the SMEs involved were checked by an independent contractor to ensure that they corresponded to the SME definition used for FP4240
The data provided will be kept as long as the commercial relationship is maintained,
I do not believe the data provided by the most recent Internal Market Scoreboard to be satisfactory.
shall include therein the data provided by participating carriers in a neutral and comprehensive manner and without discrimination or bias.
Whether it is feasible to establish a maximum residue limit when the data provided do not allow a safe limit to be identified,
that the EFSA could require additional information if it considered the data provided insufficient.
In order to facilitate agreement between the co-legislators, contracting authorities should continue to have the possibility of communicating to the other participants the data provided by one participant, with this possibility being reserved solely for cases where the participant concerned has given its consent to communication.
Without fundamentally questioning the European Commission's analysis based on the data provided by the Kingdom of Spain, I find it strange that