Examples of using The general rule in English and their translations into Finnish
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Whereas the general rule of compensation is applied to Commission proposals, it is not
It is a matter of taste, but the general rule is that the higher you adjust the battery wattage,
such competition is not the general rule.
not become the general rule, and I agree that the duration
The general rule is that marriage does not affect the ownership of property section 24 Family Law(Scotland) Act 1985.
because it clarifies the general rule for locating the market concerned.
In particular, I welcome the clear statement that we must aim for automatic exchange of information to become the general rule.
however, the general rule: young people are not an integrated part of the process of preparing and implementing public youth information and counselling.
It should also be noted that the general rule, following Article 3(2),
With regard to diet, then each person has his own, however, should follow the general rule: the food intake of protein should account for the first half to 16.00.
It then applies the general rule of identifying the law with which the contract is most closely connected.
The general rule in Article 6 paragraph 1 provides for the disclosure of inside information to the public as soon as possible.
Qualified majority voting should be the general rule also in the field of CFSP,
One cannot ask Brussels for everything, although the general rule is obvious: there are areas where building or further building should not occur.
Furthermore, the provision seems to replace the general rule governing fishing vessels rather than constitute an exception applicable under certain, strictly defined circumstances.
What surprised me is that there would be a deviation from the general rule in the milk sector.
Thus firstly, after Article 3, the general rule set out in Article 4 already contains a number of special rules concerning contracts for immovable property and for carriage of goods.