Examples of using To an extent in English and their translations into Finnish
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affect the developing countries to an extent that their economic and social development is undermined.
That procedure, which would have been a public one, is now to disappear into the parliamentary bodies, to an extent, which I consider a step backwards.
And suddenly the efforts are achievable, to an extent that no member of the follow-up committee, in any group, had believed possible six months ago.
Parliament's amendments improve the Commission's proposal to an extent, but since the fundamental direction remains,
For this reason, on the basis of weather alerts, both citizens and, to an extent, the authorities had difficulty in grasping what these storms meant in practice.
It was just like Greece, Greece collapsed, to an extent, at the end, because they had more slaves running around in the cities working than people who owned them;
Culture, everything all becomes sacred to an extent because the masses remember- see you're living with people, 80 percent are called the mass-man.
Even lower-end laptops should be able to record with it to an extent. In addition,
Indicated by the loss of control of his eyes. Further, his brain has been hurt to an extent.
ACEi reduce microalbuminuria in IDDM, to an extent that may not be fully accounted for by blood pressure reduction.
The situation has evolved to an extent that the legislation is now extremely scattered with many cross references making it difficult to understand
Further, his brain has been hurt to an extent indicated by the loss of control of his eyes.
What we need is a precise framework decision that will protect data to an extent that is at least on a level with that guaranteed in the first pillar by the 1995 Directive and Convention 108.
must not affect the development of trade to an extent contrary to the Community interest.
loss of biodiversity have come true, to an extent that surpasses even the most pessimistic forecasts.
better product quality or variety to an extent that outweighs the restrictive effects on competition.
must be given more opportunities to appear in the media, to an extent that reflects their significance;
in most Member States they can choose services that are appropriate to their needs to an extent that is barely matched elsewhere in the world.
With the type of HLC provided in most security cameras these days it is possible to reduce the glare in video to an extent and make it possible to see license plates on slow moving front approaching vehicles or stationary vehicles.
consumers expenditure patterns can change to an extent that makes it necessary for the weights of the corresponding expen diture groups,