Examples of using The large majority of in English and their translations into Finnish
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This arrangement would apply to thirty different offences, the large majority of which feature in the Annex to the EUROPOL Convention.
I can accept the large majority of them as they stand or with minor modification in respect of their drafting or presentation.
Unfortunately, the large majority of European citizens are unaware of the Roma genocide.
The large majority of EU SMEs are only interested by the final products of the RTD.
The large majority of the Member States do not have legislation on SEA.
Roughly 200 000 Romanians live in Canada, the large majority of whom have entered there through the Canadian state's official immigration schemes.
In the meantime, the large majority of Reform initiatives that can be achieved under the existing Staff Regulations have been finalised and are being implemented in the Commission.
The large majority of the projects are promoted by transmission system operators,
It should be recalled that the large majority of refugees worldwide find themselves outside of the EU,
family firms which make up the large majority of enterprises in Europe.
These events have been followed up adequately and the large majority of the comments received through the EWRS were related to them 126 out of 157 comments, 82,2.
Regulatory frameworks: The fact that the large majority of Member States have introduced regulatory measures
The large majority of actions set out in the Programme have been or are in the process of being completed.
The large majority of legal practitioners think that the harmonisation of European contract law will not be achieved simply by reliance on the markets.
The large majority of Member States attach great importance to education, training and skills development in
The large majority of the decisions taken(slightly above 82%)
The large majority of Member States have introduced high disclosure standards on the remuneration of individual executives in their national corporate governance code or in binding legislation.