Examples of using To avoid excessive in English and their translations into Finnish
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with the universal flux, to avoid excessive overheating of the insulation,
it likewise very effective to avoid excessive weight.
Try full enough sleep, do not be nervous no particular reason, and to avoid excessive physical loads.
Responding to the inquiry, the Directorate announced measures including instructions to staff to avoid excessive delays when responding to tender applications,
Therefore, it is necessary to avoid excessive public deficits,
Furthermore, in the second stage Member States shall endeavour to avoid excessive government deficits(Article 109e(4)), the full force of Article 104c(l)
they can communicate with other material combinations of the thermal expansion coefficient matched to avoid excessive thermal expansion coefficient difference in thermal stress caused damage.
dynamic ICT industry in order to avoid excessive dependence on key technologies,
as this will help to avoid excessive parliamentary divisions
adapting to exceptional and cyclical disturbances and so as to avoid excessive deficits;
In order to avoid excessive cutting temperature,
Comments by G20 countries show a desire for soft regulation of the sector to avoid excessive repercussions on global financial flows,
advantageous to investment and job creation, in order to avoid excessive distortion from one country to another.
It is a text that, like the two previous ones, aims to define the conditions for road tolls in the various countries in order to avoid excessive distortions and so as not to create distortions of competition or discrimination.
also to guarantee cooperation between the EASA and Eurocontrol in order to avoid excessive red tape
is founded on the Treaty requirement for Member States to avoid excessive deficit positions defined as general government deficits below 3% of GDP
v) in a diversified way so as to avoid excessive reliance on any particular type of asset.
especially those that joined the European Union after 1 May 2004, to avoid excessive delays in the reimbursement of costs for completed projects because the insolvency caused by such behaviour often prevents recipients, especially local authorities
while keeping care to avoid excessive duration of continual 17-alkylated use
the Member States are, according to Article 104c of the Treaty, under a clear Treaty obligation to avoid excessive government deficits;